Custer County Republican., December 06, 1906, Image 9

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

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; 1 14'10 acres 6 1iles fl'oln llrokell Bov , the county seat of Custer county , Nebrpska ; nIl fir t-class soil.huproved ns follo\vs : 17'6
aCl'CS in cultivntion ; 10 ucres in alfalfu , sod house , frume stable fOI' 10 head , , veil , , vind Inill , cistern , hog lot , cattle cOl'l'nl and cat. .
tIe shed ; all fenced. Will sell the nt re tract for $18,000 or , viII divide and sell in separnte tructs as follo\ve : 640 acres with nIl
improvement , 175 acres eultivated land , for $8,000 , or , viII sell the 800 acres , vitbout improvements , except us to fencing , fO't
$10.000. Time given on part if desired. Cull on 01' address J.A.MES LEDWICH. Broken Bo\v , N.ebraal\a. \ : JI
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Boyd Burrowes-35 cents-at
Temple theatre.
eo. Dean sp ut Sunday and
Monday at Lincoln.
J. S. Francis , postmaster. at
Merna , was a city visitor yester-
day. '
Judge Wa11 , of Loup City , is
attending court in this city this
week.
Luce11 'rhorpe went to Seneca
Thursday to spend the Thauls.
giving with' , friends. . . .
Mrs. Wash. Rankin went to
Thedford 'I'bursday to visit with
her sister , Mrs. McMillian.
Lucy Jeffords went to Mullen
last 'l'hursday to visit her sister ,
Clara , who is teaching there. I
Jas. Lindley , Eitner Bass and I
Geo. Williams , of Anselmo , came I' '
down Friday on business in the
coun y court , as witnesses.
J. H. Evans , of Thedford , was
in the city'Tuesday and Wec1nes-
, day , looking after some 'contest
cases in the U. S. land office. I ,
P. M. 'rowsley went to Ansel-
1110 Friday to suponea several ,
witnes'ies in the case of the state
against chspensers of whiskey.
Clara and Alice Johnson went
to Anselmo Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving with their grand
paren ts.
Mrs. Blevens , of Mullen , who
has been suffering with a cancer
for about a year , is in the , city
taki.ng Xray treatment.
The Degree of Honor will meet
Tuesday , Dec. 11th , at 7:30 p. m. ,
for the election of officers. All
members are requested to be
present. '
R. T. 'Walker will leave in a
few daJs for HJll City , South
Dakota , to take charge of the
m111es owned by the Gold Medal
, Mining compa y.
Mrs. Lir. e Langson shipped
a car of house hold goods Tues-
clay and left that night { or York
where she recently purchased
property. By her departnre
Broken Bow l ses a valued member -
ber of its musical circle.
t a meeting of the Gold
Medal Mining company , held in
Broken B w Monday night , it
was voted to raise the price of
shares to ten cents each after the
first 25,000 Rhares have been
taken , which bas practica11y
bee'u done now. t/
Philip Johnson , one of the
reliable and substantial farmer
men in the vicinity of Ortello ,
was in the city Monday. He
deplores the cutting out of a
rural , route by which he used to
get the RnpuBI.IcAN hot from the
press and says it now 'comes a
clay later-a procedure he does
not at alllilm.
John Smith , of Ash Creek , informs -
forms us that a basket supper
was held at the Ash Creek school
house last Friday night to raise
funds for a Christmas tree. The
scheme proved a success and
something ver thirteen dollars
were raised. Each of the bas-
lcts ; : brought mor.e than a dollar.
The ladies of the M. E. church
I will serve chicken pic dinner and
supper at the Temple Theatre
on Saturday , Dec. 15. This is
the first time in several years the
l\L E. ladies have arranged to
prepare a feast' for our citizens
and it will certainly be a good ,
ne , well calculated to whet the
appetite for the Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Norron and
son , visited with bis parents , I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton
several days last week. Mr.
Norton is manager for the J. 1.
Case Threshine Machine company -
pany at Racine , Wis. Their
visit unuer the parental room at
Thanksgiving time was Very
enjoyable for all.
The Farmers Elevator Co. , of
Omaha has sent out thousands
of circulars advising farnJers to
hold back corn shipments until
colder weather or tm the corn
has dried out more. Only a
small percent of the new crop is
fit for storing. The season in'
most of the state has retarded
curing , and the grade of the corn
will be better if allowed to cure
on the cob ,
J of H. Ehnin'sten , of Lincoln ,
was transacting business in the
city'I'uesday.
Miss Eisther Edmunds went tq
Merna Thursday to spend
'I'hanksgiving day with her
'parents.
William E. Cody , of Purdum ,
was transacting business at the
government land office in the
city 'ruesday.
An adjourned session of the
September term of District court
convened Monday and the disposition -
position of equity cas9s is rapidly
being' acc.omplished.
H. l\IcClellan , a B. & M. conductor -
ductor , of Alliance , was in the'
city Monday evening in attendance -
ance at a meeting of the .Gold
Medai Mining company.
I S. P. Great caught cold a d it
settled in his head which caused
a gathering in his ear and he
has been a great sufferer there-
from the past few days.
P. G. Green and son , Clyde ,
went to Grand Island yesterday.
Mr. Green took an examination
before the board of pensIOners.
They re urned la t night.
It is the Christmas shopper
who can easily make. selections ,
because the assortments have not
been broken and the choicest
articles sold. Be an early shopper' '
this year. :
E. B. Johnson and son ,
Clarenc , of Anselmo , were ,
transacting business in the city ,
Tuesday. The la Her fited on a' '
section homestead in section 18.
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The Christian Endeavors of
the Cbristian church will give an
oyster supper at the Commercial
hotel , Saturday , Dec. 15th. '
Everybody come and get hot. .
oysters. "
During the past week n '
marriage licenses have been
issued , a state of affairs that is
certainly deplorable'whe'n one
considers how many there are
who ought to get married.
'l he sermon last Sunday at
the Christian c urch on the
"Heart" was very interesting
and instructive. Preaching at
L1 a. m. , and 7:30 : p. m. , n xt
Sunday.
'I'he board of supervisors are
scheduled , to meet at the old
stand next Monday. They will
probably be in session a number
of days clearing up the unfinished -
finished business of the year.
Photographer Bangs has moved
to his new building , on the east
side of the square , erected and
appointed especiall.v for his photo
studio and he is now equipped
for the finest work which he will
be able to finish in much less
time than in his former quarters.
The Coast Country Land Company -
pany of Houston 'l'exas is the
new firm organized by Willis
Cadwell on his last trip to Texas.
Mr. Cadwell will open an office
at Houston. Mr. J. L. Frader :
of Peoria , Ill. , will represent the
company throughout Ill. , Ind. ,
and Eastern Iowa. Mr. J. B.
Carmichael of Omaha will represent -
present the new ompany in
Nebr. , Kans. , Iowa and Mo.
The Rnpu LIcAN is sorry to i .
learn of the death of Mrs. J. B.
Klump , whp died last Monday
morning at 5 .o'clock. Mrs.
Klump is one , of the early set-
tIers of the west table and has
had her share of trials and joys
incident to pioneer life and has I
left the world better by her hav-
ing. lived in it. She leaves a
husband and several grown up
children to mourn her death.
We hope to be able to give the
obituary of this good womaq
next week.
J. A. Owens , who recently purchased -
chased the Hotel at Dunningof
W. H. Jones. has rearranged the
interior of the building and very
much improved in convenience
and comfort. Mrs. Owens ap.
pears very much at home in' her
new business. When her old
Custer county friends are in Dunning -
ning they will receive a cordial
welcome when they call. They
are doing a thriving business
and Al is kept busy looking after
the odds and cnds about the
place ,
The chairs at the 'l cU1ple
theatre havc been placed farther
apart and patrons of the house
will find them morc comfortable.
Editor Fred M , Bryner , of thc'
Oconto Register , managed to et
away from his arduous duties
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T'uesday and visited Broken Bow
-the first time for quite awhile.
If the Boyd Burrowes Co. , don't
give you 'your moneys worth you
will be hard to please. See them
at the 'I emple the balance of the
week. 35 cents pays for a
reserved scat.
'V ANTnD-Everyone to know
that Monday , Dec. , 10th , 1906 , is
the Christian church day at Ed.
McComas's store. All buy lheir
Chriihl1aS ! presents and other
ffoods there , as 10 per cent of
the sales go toward th ( ' new
church. ' Everybody help the
new church enterprise.
l\fARRInD-Robert G. Dare and
Myrtle . Chapman on Nov. 29 ,
at the residence of E. D. Eubank
in Broken Bow , E. D. Eubank
officiating. The g-room is of one
of the best families of Custer
county and is well and favorably
know . The bride is a worthy
accomplished young lady of
Walworth. .
D. C. Konkel : "I have some
splend id articles for the Christmas -
mas trade , which I will tell I
Rm'uBLIcAN readers about in an
ad vertisemeu t next week , bu t
those who want to get first pick
froni a fine line of articles for
Chnstmas presQuts l11d better
come now , select what they want
and read the . advertisement after. .
ward. "
BAPTIST DAyNextVednes -
day Dcc. , 12 will be Baptist day
at Ed. McComas's drug store.
Mr. McComas has Idndly offered
to give teu per cent of the cash. !
receipts in his store , for one day
ncxt week , to each of the
churches. The Baptists will
wait on you Wednesday. Come
and male your Xmas selections
from a large , well selected stock.
'fhe RItPUDI.ICAN : puhlishes in
another column first page of
.insert , this week a letter and
telegram from and contract made I
with W. W. Ford , who claimed
to be the owner of a racing
ostrich. Many 'have believed
that a contract was not made for
the appearance of a racing
ostrich during the fair , inasmuch
as it was not here , but the contract -
tract was made in good faith bV
the fair:1 : officials and thev con-
fidentally believed the strich
would be here and race-just as
they-advertised it would-and
they do not' deserve censure for
ts failute : to appear on the fair .
grounds.
. Fire at Arcadia.
The J obin on hotel and contents -
tents at , Arcadia were totally destroyed -
stroyed by fire af an early hour
Thursday morning. 'I'he building -
ing and contents were insured
for $4,000.
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J. C. Moorc , abstracting. 2tf
Doctor Leach , Dentist.
35 cents buys a rescrved seat.
Temple theatre.
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LOST--Two Warranty deeds
signed by J. P. Gandy and wife.
Finder please retutu to Jesse
Gandy and receive suitable
reward. 25.tf
I am ma1ing farms loans at 5
per cent interest.
JAl\mS LnDwlcII ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
\V ANTED-Men , women , boys
and girls to represent McClure's
Mag-azine Good pay. Add.ress
67 East 23 < 1 St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf.
See Boyd Burrowes splendid
company at the Temple. 35
cents.
Anyone wishing cakes of all
discriptions can leave orders at
Hotel Jeneau. Fruit cakes a
specialty.
Le us be your printer. The
goo 1dnd of printingonly. .
Home.bred draft sta1liolls , 1-250 to
$600 ; Imported sta1liolls , your choice ,
* 1000. F. L. STRJtAM ,
20'32 Crestoll , Iowa.
I am makin - farm loans at. 5
per cent interest.
I JAMUS LnDwIclI ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
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causes stomach disorders- I
Its continued use means 1
permanent injury. to Healtl { . I
Following the advice of medical
scientists , England and France
have passed laws prohibiting its
use in bread making.
American housewives , should '
protect their h oU , s eh old s '
against Alum's wrongs by always -
ways buying pure Grape'
Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder.
Pure Grape' Cream of
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking- .
Buy by name- . - - .
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Drs. Farnsworth & Beck-
Dentists.
For bargains in real estate see
Bowman & Anderson , just west
of the Security State B.ank. 10tf
W AN'l'HD-the year around ,
ten men , with or without families.
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HUl1US G. CAlm ,
20tf Doris , Nebraslm.
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'fhe best imported horses , $ 1000 each.
Home.bred registered draft stalJiollR ,
$250 to $750 at lilY stahle tlpors.
A. J.ATIMHRVIr.SON ,
20'32 Crcstoll , Iowa.
I will do all kinds of plastering -
ing and cement work. Parties
wishing estimates On such work
direct me , Lock box 151 , Broken
Bow. W. H. BAn ITT. 23 3 ( ,
I am going into the law and
realestate business. Any law
business undertaken by me I
will guarantee to finish successfully -
cessfully or no pay.
17tf JUSSH GANDV.
Go to J. W. Scott's for un-
dulterated flour-pure , just as
the wheat growed.
W ANTnD-Gentleman or lady
with good referencc , to travel by
rail or with a rig , for a firm
of $550,000.00 capital. Salary !
* 1,072.00 per year and expenses ;
salary paid weekly and expenses
advance . Address , with stamp.
Jos. A. Ale ander , Broken Bow.
R. B. Mullins , M. D. , D. D.
S. the Deltlst. 37tf j
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NOR''I ! SIDE , BHOKmN BO\V , NEB.
Busness ! phone , 301. Hesidence phole , 334 B.
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If you are looking for the Quality of
lumber and Building Malerial .
for the Least Monev let us figure on your bill. . I
We always try to please. .
H. T. BRUC-E lk. CO
South Side Lumber Yar , Broken Bow"Neb.
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