Custer County Republican., April 26, 1906, Image 5

About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921

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C. 'r. Wright shipped a car of I
of yearlings , of his own feeding , .
to Omaha the first of the week.
Willie H binson left Sunda ) '
night for Gillett , Wyoming ,
where he has a position with the
B. & M. railroad.
'rhos. Darncll , statc attorney
for the Anti-Saloon 1-4eague , was
a city visitor ) 'csterday. He
made the RUl'UlH.ICAN office a
- social call.
. \ Chas. B. Pool , who has been
i imployed as drug c1crk in the
. Lee drug store , went \0 Alliancc
. 'ruesday , where he ha secured
J. ! a position in a drug store.
, Major E11ison , of Ansley , who
. ' accompanied two of his dautfh-
tel'S here ti'riday , to take exanlln-
ation for tcachers certificates ,
, made this ofiice a frie dly call.
\V. B. 1\1oody was a city visitor
' . .I' . Monday. He had returned re-
'I' cently from a two months visit
j . to Kansas. He ordered his paper -
er changed from Crawford . to
. . 1 - Ansley.
G. E. Cadwell has sale bills .
announcing a public saJe of liis
! ! ) crsonal propcrty at h s old
; . . I ranch , south of town , for 'rhurs-
day , May 3. See his advertise-
' . mcnt . in this issue. I
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. : Wm. Darnell , who went to Los
\1. \ Angeles , California , last fall to
, spend the winter with his
] ) arents returned to Brol < en Bow
, last Thursday. He is a carpcn-
, . . ; ' tel' by trade and found work on
his arrival.
. II. B. Ismrd : , who has been at
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, " ' ' . Denvcr for a couple of months
. . . . returned the first of the weel <
" in health.
\'cry mnch improved
His wife , who was at Denver
: with him , is visiting her mother
. ; there and will extend her ' 1isi t
: several weeks. -
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Ir. and Irs. B.V. . Lowe , of
Lodi , returned hcre Tuesday on
their way home from Franklin ,
' 'I Feb. . where they wcnt to attend
'i ' " f . ( the funeral of their daughter ,
, / \ . Mrs. Ethel Wineland. An obituary -
ary notice will be published in
these columns next week.
All the teachers elect of the
Ansley school. except the principal -
pal declined to accept , assig-ning
as their reason th wageslloffered
wefe not enough. The amoun t
paid is $40 a month. The principal -
pal is JJaid $75. The board accepted -
cepted the resignations and will
try to fill the yacancies with
others.
Mrs. Louise Johnston , of Lodi ,
came over Tuesday to t. ; 0 over
the B. M. to Deuver to attend
the Baptist Women's National
convention being held there this
week , but by some oversight the
one-fare rate , that had been ad-
l \ vertised , had not been scnt to the
" agent at this place and she decided -
" cided to return home.
Indications are that Broken
I. ! Bow nimrods will be well reward-
cd in chlckcn hunting next fall
) . . as al1 farmers who have hecn
. interviewed say that prairie hens
: arc more numerous now than
' , . they have hcen for a number of
\ - . years. l ccently a citizen drove
about twenty miles into the
1 country and he stated that he
" saw fully a hundred fifty prairie
i chickens on the trip.
It is indeed very gratifying to
1 note how spontaneously the citi-
I , ens of Broken Bow caught the
mania of c1eaning up their build-
. ings. All this tends to make a
J city not only beautiful , but a desirable -
sirable place to reside and en-
itances values wonderfully. In
. the language of the poet-oI
some other individual with long
hair-"let the good work go on. "
'f MARRIUD-BnA VER-G'SCIIWINI
i . ! ---At the U. B. parsonage , Wed.
nesday , April 18 , Frank C. Bea.
j \'cr and Emilie G'Schwind , Hev ,
L. L. Epley ofiiciating. 'I'h (
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) : bride IS a highly respected YOUI1 ! !
, . , t lady and has for the past yea !
, CO' been ilRsociated with the ofiice 01
; the Singer Sewing Machine Co. ,
of this place. 'I'he groom is
_ reccnO ) ' from Iowa and is coo
in the Hayes restaurant. 'I'he )
. will make their home here wben
/ the bride has a home of her own
I 'rhose of citizens residing nea :
, the depot who. were up befor (
' o'c1ocl < 'fuesday morning were
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'lit . I , ( ( ' treated t.o a rar7 sight : Tw (
. ' box cars 111 a freight tram fron
the west had caught fire fro II
sparks from the locomotive ane
were blazing fiercely as the trail
. pulled into town. One car wa' '
loaded with hogs and the othe
. with shin les from Washington
[ with Lincoln as destination
They were stopped under thl
, water tank and the fire was SOOI
, L , extinguished , but the car 0
, shingles were side-tracked her
, lest some sparks were still alive
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: The W. C. ' 1' . U. wi11 serve n
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Eastham on 'l'uesday , May 1st ,
from 2 to 5 o'clock. A musical
and litcrary program will be rcn-
dcred. Admisgion , 15 cent .
Only a few weeks ago lagrippe
was the prevailing complaint ,
but since Monday it has been
spring fever , and there are but
very few of our citizens who have
no ( come under the ban of "that
tired feeling. "
The time has arrived to gct
out the fishing- tackle and hie to
some sec1udcd spot on the banl s
of the gentle-flowing , sweet-
winding Little Muddy. ' [ 'here's
whcre the b ll.head3 await your
coming.
Dr. W. R. Pennin ton"trottcc1"
out a ncw touring automobilQ last
Friday and whenevcr he stopped
anywherc on the square to give
thc crittcr a rest and chancc to
brcathc was quicldy surrouncd
by a curious crowd anxious to
scc it if any . hucking was on thc
program. ' 1'his is the third enc
'purchased by the doctor and he
thinks he now has one that will
not cut-up scandalous capers in
[ /ublic-just when he wants it to
act nicest.
S. P. Great left last Sunday I
night for St. Louis to complete
his purchases of hardw rc for thc
store on the North side ,
St. Louts , as is well Imown , is
the greatest wholesale hardware -
ware market in U. S. and Mr.
Great will ccrtainly have a complete -
plete stock after making pllr-
chases there. Hc is expected
home by Saturday and the hardware -
ware stock will be in next weak.
W. li' . Hopkins is going about
by the IISC of crutches since
.Monday. \ \ hile on his way from
Oconto Monday , in company
with Eb 1'hompson , the team became -
came frightened nd in running
around a cun'e in the road both
occupants of the rig were un-
cercl1Ionomly left at one side of
thc road while tbe team went its
way to the nearest house. Mr.
Hopl < ns sustained a seyerc injury
to his right foot and ankle.
' 1'h0111pson got off without injury.
'I'he Baisch drug store has' '
installed an elegant new soda
fountain valued at $1500 and
hope to have everything in reach-
ness to serve patrons the lirst 01
next week. In addition to dispensing -
pensing all the well-known syrups
and fruits it is also arranged for
lithia , kissengen , deep rock and
root beer , all of which are health
producing and non-intoxicant
summer beverages. The fountain
i& certainly a handsome one and
Fred says it is guaran teed to bc
just as good as it is handsome.
Evangelist Sunday gave these
rules in a sennon for breahing up
a church : "Don't come 011 time.
Al ways come late. If it is too
bet or too cold or too dry or too
wet , don't come. Alwacomc
bound to find fault \vith the
preacher , the church and every-
thing' pertaing to the church.
Don't cumc to the front feats , sit
in thc rear. It is an olu saying
that if Vall put the heavy C'lrS ill
front arid the empty oues behind
the train will pull casier. 'I'hat
is true with the church. Don't
pray for the pn.achers. It might
make thcm feel good. Don't
sing , just sit there like bumps on
a log. Don't encourage the pas
tor. If he says something good
don't tell him of it , hut tcll his
faults. If you see a stranger ,
don't speak to him. Give him
the icy pal111 or the Klondyke
shake. If you do shal < e , givc
the dog shake. That shake
originated with the Prince 01
I Wales when he had a carbuncle
under his arm and couldn't shal C
any otber way. Of course the
young dudes who were watching
) the fastidious prince .took t111
for a new fad and thus it started.
'l'bat is all dog. Don't JOu e\'eI
. shal < e hands with me that way.
I believe Shal < cspeare' words.
'What 'fools these mortals he,1
are true. Always see that the
preachers salary is behind. Don't
bring anybody to church witIJ
I you. If the church is moving
smoothly , get busy to stir U [
something. Don't pray. Don't.
God wi11like that. Peoole will
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honor you if you do. "
John Marshall Dies in Great Agony
John Marshall , a young mal
twcnty.two years old , who resid.
cd eight miles northeast of Bro' '
l < en llow , died yesterd ay a Her
noon under distressing circum
stances. lIe was found near tlH
oil tanks where he attracted
crowd by calling at the extent 0
his voice for help. Messers Mc' '
, Clurc , Cramcr , Franse Moore anI'
. a number of others being attract
ed by his cry went to his assis ,
1 tance and found him lying 01
f th.e ground apparently in grea
e i misery. He was rational anI
: . seemed to realize his condition
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Between convulsions he bcged
them to kill him. On bell1g
pressed to state " "at he had
taken he said "only a little hit-
tets. " lIe had been seen by a
number throu h the day who
said he was sl1ghtly iutmcatcd
and he had been drinking the
day before. He callcd for a doctor -
tor and Dr. PCllnington was sent
for , but he was dead before the
Dr. reachcd him , as he enl ) ' lived
a few minutes after he was
found. It is claimed he was
dcspol1lh'nt bc ause a young lady
refused to reCC1\'e further attention -
tion from him lIc , with Leslie
Holcomb , had rcnted the rings.
tube farm , north of town , and
were batching together , but for
sOllie reason hc had driven to
Ansle ) ' , where he left his team
and came bac1e to Broken Bow.
Ilis rema1l1s were tal < en to
Kimball's underta ] < ng rooms and
the coroner was notiliec1. On ilr-
riving , Dr. Morrow viewed the
body and decided the expense of
an inquest was unnecessar ) .
lIe was a bright intelligent
young man but had become recl < -
less. 'I'he case is a sad one.
I-lis parents have the s'mpathy
of the community as his father is
a highly respect d citizen.
The funeral will be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow at 1:30. :
'rheVoodmen , of which he was
a member wiiI participate in the
funeral.
Taylor Flick Stricken with Paraly.is.
1-4ast Saturdaj' afternoon ' 1'ay-
lor Flick sufTered a parnletic
stroke which completely paralvz-
cd his right side and rendered
him unconscious. He had just
returned from d inncr and was
waiting in his parlor for conveyance -
ance to the cemetery to superintend -
tend the repaintiug of the pail-
ling around his wiCes grave when
stricken.
H had recently passed through
a severe sick spell and was only
able to be out a littlc while at a
time. His daughter-in-law , Mrs.
George tl'1ick , of Oklahoma , has I
been taking care of him since his
first sickness , giving him e\'ery
special care possible , but th re is
little hope of his recO\'ery.
'rhe Masonic lodge , of w hi h
he is a member , is providing
watches and he is having constant -
tant attention day and night.
I-Iis son George , who is in
Washington , left for Broken Bow
Tuesday night and is expected to
arrive here tonight.
Later-Mr. : , Flick died this
morning at 7 o'clock.
thur : h of God.
There will be preacliing in the
College building Sunday , May
at 11 a. m. and. 8 p. m. I w.ill
preach on the doctrine of the
Church of God , observe the orcli-
nances of the Lord's Supper and
Washing of the aints feet. All
are cL > rdially invited to attend
thcse meetings. .
A. H. Luther , pastor.
Trees.
W. A. Brown , of the Broc1 <
nurscry , has shipped in a fine lot
of cherry , plum , apple , crab ,
cvergreen trees and 110wering
shrubs , which he ha for sale at
reasonable prices. 'Phis stock is
in line condition. 'l'hey. arc located -
cated just south of Snyder Bros.
store.
Notice to Creditors.
If all parties having accounts
against Mrs. Sarah J. ' 1'aylor ,
deceased , will present their ac-
ccount to William He 'I'aylor on
or before May 2 , they . will be
paid in full.
\VILT.IAJ\I R. TAYI.on ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
R. } i' . D. No.2.
Horsea Wanted.
Will pay' good prices for some
exlra good hon es and mules at
Finlen's barn , Saturday , April
23. JAKU 1-1. I\hII.Un.
Notice.
W AN'l'Im-Ilain sewing. Hoom
Powell store.
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milch cows. W. M. VANNICH.
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Wheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 54
I Oats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
. l ) 'e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
_ .Barley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
. Corn. . . . . . , . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . 32
. IIogs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 80
Steers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 50
CO\vs. . . . . . . . , . . i . . . . . . . . 3 25
'l'u rkeys . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 08
_ Chickens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07
Potatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
_ Onions. . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . 2 00
_ Ii'lour. . . . . : . . . , . . . . . . . . . 2 50
Butter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
1 ggs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Hay. . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 to 6 00
Straw. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00
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'l'his ol1ice for job work.
J. C. Moore , abstracting. 2tf
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Insurance that in lIn's.
38tf H. G. MooR It.
Drs. Farnsworth & Beck-
Dentists. tC
nil ) j'our farm and city property -
erty of B. W. Blair. 37tf
'rhe new furniture store in the
Opera House block is now open
amI your patronage is solicited.
Furnished rooms to rent. nath
in connection. ] nquire at the
HtPUlII.ICAN ol1ice. 44H
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List your farm and city property -
erty with n. W. Blair. 37tf " : :
For bargains in real estate see
Bowman & Anderson , just west
of the Sccurit ) , State Bank. lOtf
Bring ) 'our horses you have for
sale to Finlen's barn , Saturda ) ' ,
April 28.
WAN'ruIAbout 55 head of
stock to pasture , cheap. Smiles
north of town.
45-4 ( , MAHSUAI.T. & HOTCOlIB :
Thc furniture in the new store ,
Opera House 'block , is such in
both style and price as to appeal
to all who see it.
Il'ol { SAI.u-or trade for stock ,
two eight and a four 1'00111 resi-
dence. 'I'erms to suit purchaser.
45tf J. B. BUHDICK.
FoSAI.ItA \ new house , 24x2 ( ,
four rooms , within two blocks of
the sqnare. Inquire at this
ofiice. 42tf
Six choice rose bush plants I
free with 'l'he Weekly Inter
Ocean and this paper , all for only
$1.55. 42-49
FOR SALE OR EXClIANGg ,
Good Pcrchcron stallion , six
years old , weight 1'700 :
tf J. G. LUoNAlm.
No need of sending to the cities
now since S. P. Great & Co. ,
have opened their stock of elegant -
g-ant new furniture in the Opera
House block.
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That we lead all competitors is i
proven by our rose bush ofTer in i
this issue. Act today. It is for
it ' 2 1ititcd time only. 42 49 : ,
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and girls to represent McClure's i
Mag-azine Good pay. Address :
( ,7 East 23d St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf.
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Ladies , attention ! 'I'be ruse i
bush ofT r in this issue of the i
I U'UlII.ICAN is for your !
bene/H. / 42-4' ) ;
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We always have money to loan '
on farms. H. G. Moore In Apple
Block. 35tf .
'l'he HIU > UIIIICAN al ways leads
and never follows. A garden of
roses is given free to everv sub-
scriber. See ofTer printec ] else-
where. 42-4' )
FOH SAT.It-Eleven and half
lots , 50x140 feet. Good frame
house , good barn , good well and
100 bea.ring fruit trees. Enquire
at this ol1ice. , 17tf
Our patrons need not fear that
rose bushes delivered through the
the RnpulII.IcAN are inferior or I
will not thrive in this cllmate.
They are grown by a 1irm that
ships 4,000,000 plants each year.
Each plant is at least one year
old and absolutely healthy. Six
choi e rose bushes , with a year's
subscription to the Weekly In-
tcr Occan and this papcr will
cost only $1.55. 42-4 ( )
E. P. Robinson , of Dunning ,
wishes to sell bis livery barn ,
52 : < 58 feet , three Jots 25x150 feet ,
together with one team of horses ,
buggy and harness , price $800.00.
Mr. l obinson's time is fully
tal < cn putting" down wells for
homesteaders , hence cannot 1001 <
after barn and livery business.
Grant 'I'urubull , - of Dunning ,
also wishes to sell a four-room
house , in good repair , at $450.00 ,
so that he may enlarge his hotel ,
as his present building is taxed
to the limit and business turned
away.
Write to or call on either of
the aboved named gentlemen , or
the undersigned. '
WIT.I.IS CADWHI.I. .
Dunning hts good prospects to
become a division as soon as trock
is laid on new survey from Sar-
gent to Dunning. 4-2t
$200,000 to loan on good
Custer County farms.
21tf R. G. Moore.
R. B. Mullins , M. D. , D. D.
I S. , the Dentist. 37tf
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Flour and Feed Store.
\Ve wish to notify om' many customers that we ,
have added to our stock of Hardware ulJ kinds .of -
Nails , Staple : and Smooth Wirej
\Ve also have .Mason Oity and ] ( eurney Hou'r . ; .
the Lest that can he had in the state. . . .
'N e always have plenty of feed and baled huy.
Goods deliv red free to any part f the city. . ,
\Ve repair furniture and frame pictul'eR.
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DUROC JER'SEYS
Eight miles west of Brol l1 Bow.
RESSE & MOOREHOUSE IIIQKI' N 1IOW. -
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Tbree first choice Boars at a bargain II sold soon.
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Funeral DiroctoL ;
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DAY AND NIGHT CAllS PROMPTLY : : "
ANSWERED. f
NO BETTER HEARSE IN NEBRASKA.
PHONE No. 322. BHOIEN BOW. ;
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'I'hc ahodc of Soft WillIls , Persistcnt SUllshillc ntlll Gcntle Rallis ; the
lanel of Oeauty. IIpolilles . Flowers. Conltlltlllellt alltllIea1th.
The Territory served by the Louisville & NashviHe
"Railroad , stretching from the Ohio River to the Gulf .
Throughout this wide area fert ile 111I111 is yet to br : hllllal-froll1 a .
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\ ' LOW PIUCHS-
Norlhern slntllipoinl-VHR -
From sOllie of this ll\llli all a\'crnge of $ .116.1)5. lIet , was lIIacIe
last ) 'cllr 011 lrnwherries.
From ClIlIlllloupes. $50.00. .
) 'eaches. A\ples. Grapes. rclurn hl\llllsoillely. CIIll1eIced
ll\lt lill \ e winter Ice ! ! . , ;
Write \IIC for fllels 11I111 Flgurc ! ' . : ,
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G. APAHK , Gen'l Immigratio\1 \ and Industrial f\gel1t'
Louisville & Nashville R. R. ;
LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY. .