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i E. J. Eddington of East Custer
" 3.9 in the cit'Frid y with a
load of hog'3 f 1" which he received -
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E. E. Hoogaboom . is building
a fine residence .on his farm west
of the city. P. R. Stand ford of
Merna , has the contract.
Mrs. A. Moore' and daughter ,
Lena , of Callaway , were in , . attendance -
tendance at the band concert at
the opera houseFriday night.
C. S. Lawrence , who returned
from Washington. last fall , called
Saturday and nad his name : reinstated -
instated on the RBpUBLICAN list.
\ J as. Lindley 'of Anselmo , spent
Monday in the city , returning
home Tuesday morning. This
office was favored with his -pres-
ence.
ence.H.
H. B. Schneringer of Callaway ,
an old time friend of the REPUBLICAN -
LICAN , was in the city before the
county board , Monday on a road
case in his vicinity. He kindly
remembered this office before , re-
tur ing home Tuesday.
P. F. Camflbell of Georgetown ,
came' up Friday , to meet his
daughter , Miss Gene , who came
in from Hastings , where she has
been attending college the past
year. They improved the opportunity -
portunity to attend the hand concert -
cert Friday evenIng.
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Mr , and Mrs. Art Dean and
Miss G rtr.ude' ' Dean of West
Union , came over .S turday and
spent Sunday in , the city the
guests of Mr. , and Mrs. N. L.
Relnolds. Mrs' . Reynolds and
chlldren , wh 'had been yisiting
. on the Middle : Loup for several
days came home with them.
H. J. Shinn return d Sunday
morning from a visit of several
weeks on the Pacific coast. He .
informs us that he did not. find
any place that ; he prefered' to
Broken B w and he expects to .
spen the rest .of his days h re. .
Iurs. Shinn will return by the
middle of July. He 'informs us I
that his son C. M. ha a good
position in an electricity factory.
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eye specialist f Denver" is
coming July 8 , and will. be
here for two ddYs. . . . . . ' . ' . .
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He will be prepared' to
correct various visual defects
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I Dr. Shwartz has corrected
over OOO patients in NeI I
'f $ braska the past year nd j
secured over 1000 testinion- ,
ials. Do not " . feel disco'ur- .
f aged because you have failed -
ed to obtamcd . , relief from "
the ignoraut spectacle venders -
ders , or fr m ignorant ' nd
unscrupu10u's so.called : op- .
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Senator Currie Sargent ,
I n city \'lsitor Monday.
, S. D , Butcher of Kearney , \Va ; ,
in the dty the first of the week.
PIoL Gee , Boggs attended the
band concert in this city Friday
night ; ,
A. Lar30n of Round Valley ,
was among the welcome callers
Friday.
Josef. Zurck of Comstocl : , was
a business caller at this office
Saturday. .
This office acknowledges a
welcome call from John Welsh of
WCMerville , Monday.
Miss Britanica Nicholas , of
Pilot , : : ame up Sunday night to
attend the summer school.
Miss Enn Welsh of Westerville ,
carne up Sunday with her father
to attend the summer scbool.
Attorney A. Moore of Call-
away , was in the city the first of
the week attending district court.
W. P. 'rrue of Georgetown ,
was a city visitor Friday night
and Saturday. The I punLIcAN
was fa\'ored with : t social call.
'l'welvc cars of steele were ship.
ped from Broken Bow Sunday.
There were ten cars of fat cattle
for the Omaha market and two ,
cars of hogs.
Papineau & Drake ha\'e recently -
ly completed a frame housc , for
Florin Jacob and are now building -
ing a house for Geo. Schmidt
north of town.
Judge 'Vall of Loup City , came
up Sunday night to. look after
matters in which he is interested
as attorney in the district coLtrt
that convened in this city Mon-
day.
day.The
The concert given br the Bro"
ken Bow B nd last Friday night
was'a drawmg card. The large
audiance that attended attests
the popularity of the band , wh'ich
un.der the instruction of Prof.
Garlich is now one of the best in
the state. The music Friday
night was of a high order and
was greatly appreciated by the
music loving people present.
Dr. Mullins of Broken Bow , and
Dr. Morrow of Merna , were over
a vew days last week , , to assist Dr.
Robinson in performing surgical -
cal operation on Mrs. 'v ill Jud-
kins. The operation w s a success -
cess , and great credit is .due the
M. D's. Mrs. Judkins is doing
I nicely under Dr. Robinson's care ,
and Mrs. Iate Smith as nurse.
-Arnold Correspondent in Call-
away Courier.
I Frank H. Young came over
from B'rokcn Bow Tuesday via
the automobile route , accompanied -
ed by his father , M. F. Young.
While here be looked over the accounts -
counts of t > he Callaway State
Bank , of which he is president.
Mr . Young recen Uy retu flied
from one of his flying trips , I
which included ew York , Washington -
ington , Cleveland , Chicago ,
Omaha and Denver. When it
conics to traveling he is a close
second to Teddy himself.-Call-
away Courier.
Edwin F. Myers left this morning -
ing for Lake Geneva , Wis. , where
the college Y. M. C. A. holds its
Annual Conference. Mr. Myers
goes as a delegate from the University -
versity of Nebraska. 'rhe young
men spend the forenoon of the
ten days , through which the
conferencs lasts , in conference
work and the afternoon in row-
! . ! J.g. , swimming or fishing in the
1 Ke or in baseball and other
athletic sports on shore. There
are us tally five or six hundred
young men present.
Attorney J. B. 3mith has decided -
cided to remove from Broken Bow
to some town in the south easteru ,
part of the state in the near
future , hoping the change of
climate will improve his wife's
health. Mr. Smith has not fully
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. but expects to stop at Wahoo.
During their residence here Mr.
Smith has built up a good practice -
tice in his profession and be and
family have made host of friends
, , who regret very much that they
have ( \etermined \ to remo\'c from 1
f our midst ,
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for cash. These shoes arc new stock , ri ht :
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Bob Farl'ey ' of Milburn , was a
city visitor Tuesday.
S. C. Mullens of Lexington was
a cty visitor the first of the. woek.
J. J. Wilson and Ras Anderson
\V nt to Milford Tuesday. They
took along their fishing tackel.
, A. H. Barks will start a news
paper in Mason City this week.
It will be called th Mason City
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Star.
John Hiber , Jeweler. has accepted -
cepted a position with Ed. Mc.
Comas. He comes highly re-
commended.
Dr. W. E. Talbot reports the
arrival of another girl in fhe
home of Mr. and Mrs. France
Moore on the 16 inst.
Jas. Fairfield of Mason City ,
was a witness in the saloon case
from his town that was tried by
Judge Gutterson Monday.
The communications from
Merna and Oconto arc unavoidable -
able ommitted for lack of space.
They will be published 'nex
week.
Scnator Currie unloaded fifty
hores here Monday he shipped in
from 'Wyoming. They are fine
young horses , weighing from
1000 1400 pounds. , I
Miss Page aud Mrs. Irons National -
ional organizers of the 'V. c.'r. U
wil speak at the M. E. church
Monday evening , at , 8 o'clock.
E\'erybody invited. '
W. A. George & Co. , are now
comfortabll located in their new
store buildmg jttS east of Mc-
Comas' drug store , north side of
the public square.
J as. Cosner left yesterd y
morning for Minnesota on a prospecting -
pecting tour with the view of
locating. He expects to be back
in a week or ten days.
Mrs. Geo. Kiser of Grand Islaud
arrived in the city .Monclav night
After visiting a few da s she
will go to Deadwood S. D : to visit -
it her nephew Geo. Kiser Jr.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have a cake sale at
Mr. Hartlev's Ice Cream Parlor ;
Saturday june 20 from 2 to 6
o'clock p. m. Come and buy a
cake.
The 'Old Settlers picnic at
Mas n yesterd'ay was largely attended -
tended and a pleasant time enjoy-
ed. For lack of space we are
compelled to omit report of it nn-
til next wcek.
Thos. Darnell of Lincoln , delivered -
livered a temperance lecture in
the 1\1. E. church Sunday night
to a large audieance. Mr. Dar-
nell is an able speaker and never
fails to draw good houses at Broken -
ken Bow.
The ball game yesterday in
this city between Broken Bow
and Ansley resulted 4 to 2 in
favor of the visitors. Bob Waters
sustained a fracture of the sholder
blade by coming in contact with
Leslie Clay.
Mrs. Snyder , daughter of Mr
ar.d Mrs. Joe Skelton , who has
been visiting here for some time
left Wednesday for her home in
'Wisconsin. She was accompanied -
ied as far as Aurora , by Mrs.
Slelton where she will visit with
friends.
Mrs. Marcus Reyner has been
enjoying for several days a visit
from a sister from Marquett Neb.
and a sister , Mrs. N. A. Hamlet
and husband from Iowa. The latter -
ter parties left this morning for
Washington , with the view of
locating.
Ee } . McComas got into his new
quarters on the corner east of the
Broken Bow State Bank with his
drug store the latter part of last
week and was 'open for business
Saturday. He now has large.and
comU1odious uarters and one of
the best locations in the city. . '
'l'he W rlt ur lnl1dl1mu D cllied. .
A case in which was involv .d
the legal right of the Mason City
saloon was tried before Judge
Gutterson Monday' afternoon and
concluded Tuesday. It was a
case invhich was sought a writ
of mandamuR to compel tbe vill-I
age board to revoke the saloon
license granted Henry Miller.
The case was ably argued by Attorney -
torney Darnell for plaintiffJ udges
'Vall and Sullivan for defendant.
'l'he court held that the Jetition ?
did not state' facts sufficient to
entitle the plaintiff to a man-
damus. '
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A. Hu.lnl'S Chang" .
L. D. George , son of Nc George
of Cumro , bas boug)1t ) balf inter-
\ eit ! in the W. A. George stock of
groceries of this city , and the
business will now be run under
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the firm name of W. A. George
& Co. The new member of" the
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firm is a young man of culture
aud refinement , strict integrity
and enjoys the respect and esteem
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of all who know him. He will
ha\ ' the active business manage-
m nt of the firm. He is now in
charge and will be pleased to
make the acquaintance of all the
old custlmers of the house' as
well as any new ones.
luJlJIlC'tlun Dl1I8olfelt.
The blliard hall case against
tht > city authorities wae dissolve
Wednesday by Judge Gutterson.
It will be the city's play next.
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SUfday ! school .10 a. m. Prea hing
mormng an evemng. Young People's
Society at 7 p. m. . Everyone invited to
all services. W. F. PERRY , Pastor
EPISCOPAl , CHURCH.
St. John's Episcopal service Sunday
June : II. Second Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning praycr
and sermOn I I a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon 8 p. m. The public is cordi.
ally invited. W. H. XANDERS ,
Re.ctor.
CHURCH OF GOD.
There will be services at the Woodman
Hall next Sunday at eleven o'clock "The
Poor People. " Those who have to labor
with their han s for their daily bread are
cspeciull > ' requestrd to be present as the
pastor Wilt endeavor to present to you
Christ's swpathy and words of en.
couragement for the poor.
R. llHf.I.IS , PIi1tor. !
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
State SeCrelllr ) ' W. A. Baldwin of
Lillcoln , will sgeak at the Christian
church next Sunl.ay , morning and c\'en-
in : . If you want to hear a man of rare
ability and experience , Come. Spccial
music at both services by the male quar-
tette. Don't miss thiS treat. Dible
school at 10 a. ril. C. It at 7 p. m.
Maurice Ryerson leader. A. G. SMITH.
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M. .E. CHURCH.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning
tHem "Nobody , Somebody , EveIJ'body. "
Text l.uke 8:47. : .class meeting 12:15. :
E. D. Glaze , leader. Special Program in
Junior League. Subiect "Faces. " Text
Rev. . 22:4. : Epworth League at 7. Avelo
Vannice. Evening preaching on a theme
of great interest to young people and
teachers "Some as of Strength and Weakness -
ness in Charity. " A hearty welcome to
all : G o. P. TRIT S , Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.
Dible school at 10 a. m. Divine wo ; .
ship at I I . m. Subject , "God's Or-
dinary.Remedies for Ordinary Difficul.
ties. " Special.music. . B. Y. P. U. 7 p.
m. .8 p. m. ' , G9spel preaching service.
TOpiC , "AVotn n's Hate. " Wednesday
8 p. m. Prtt'er. - time. Friday 7 p. m.
Boys Brigade -drilis.
Dr. Andreus W1l1 Come.
F. M. Rublee received word
from Chancelor Andrews this
morning that he accepts the invitation -
vitation to speak in Broken Bow
July 4.
Detter T rmll.
We have been able to make better
tenDS "ith the publishers of the Swine
Hcrd. We can now furnish you the R.E-
'PUBI.ICAN and Swine Herd for $1.20.
This applies to renew ls as well as to
new subscrsbers to the R PUBI.ICAN.
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A move is on foot for the construction -
struction of a band-stand , which
if built will be highly appreciat-
ad by the band boys.
John Moran and wife departed
for Omaha on Monday of this
we.ek. When they return they
will be accompanied by Miss
Cora , their only daughter , who
has been attending school at
Council Bluffs.
Dr. and Mrs. Mc ulty returned
home Monday frorh an extended
visit through the west. . : While
gone they visited Denver , Salt
J-Iak , SanFrancisco and many
other points of interest , and are
more than pleased with their
vacatiOn. 1
Anothcr tiKh twas puJ1td otr
at thiG place last Friday after-
11oon , the prinGipals being Roy
Nansel amI Bernard Frazier.
Only a few passes were made , .
when tht. participants wcre ar- !
Tested aud taxed up $5 cadi which. .
'they paid. .
A number of our citizens t ok
in the Mid-Sum ler Music li'esti-
val at Brokcil Bow last Friday
evening , among whom we. noticed -
ed Clark Moore , Lena Moore ,
Ralph "Mahan , Wm. Shupp , 'Vm.
Wm. T 'son , Wes Buckley and
Harry Evans.
The wedding of Michael Mc.
Dermott of Ryno , + and Emma
l'ord ; of this place was solemnized
at the home of the bride's parents -
ts at 11 o'clock a. m on Sunday
last. Yonr correspondent hastens -
ens to extent congratulations to
the. young couPle.
G.v. . . Steele , the Callaway
stra wberry man , placed his first
picking of berries on the'tnar et
at this place last Saturday. ' 1 he
berries are the finest we have.
seen raised in the state , and it is
very evident that Custer cou ty
soil is as good for. this class oC
fruit as it is for corn or wheat.
U..S. Marshal Homan qaJ11 np
from Omaha hist Frida ) ' and arrested -
rested Mrs , C. W. Gray on the
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Summer dres5 goods , black and wbite 1I1di linen ,
black and white mulls , white silk mulls , mer-
ceried : silk chambray , lochiel ? ephyr , favorite
zephyr , pigue , du k , almeria batiste , halcyon
batiste and ginghams for waists , laces \ and em- i
broideries. \
Ribbons , Velvets , V'elvetcens , SHks , Crepe , .
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Nuns Veiling , and Sateens. Also a fine line of , ' , '
Ladies Low Dress Shoes , Kid Colonial , Kid ,
Four Strap , Sandals and Doug la Souvenir . :
Sunbonnets , Ginghams , V d vet RibbonJ. ! '
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charge of writing a dun on a
postal card. She was taken .to
Omaha to appear before the
federal court , and returned home
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on Supda ) ) Cue -
tion can neither read nor writt"
it was evideut that sIlt. ! 'wa ! ; lIot
guilty of tbe charge , and was
turned 1.00s-e as a consequence , '
'I'hc fact that Callaway will
cclebrate is no longer'a dream.
Already more mane ) ' has been
raised than was asked for , and
great preparations are bdng
made : for one of the best times
in the history ofthe town. Good I
music , good speaking , foot races ,
horses , ball games and everything
that goes to make up a first-class
celebration. is booked for the oc-
casion. The business IDen are
preparing floats , and a comic
parade will be a drawing feature
on the morning of the 4th. An
invitation is extended to the citizens -
zens of Broken Bow to participate -
pate the fun , as well as to all
others : 'Come and share in th
good ime.
Nnw I J I.EN. . .
Bfyon.V moth left' her . las t
week for Cheyenne , Neb. , to visit
his sister.
Mr. Kettlebourge and wife
w re business visitors at Broken
Bow last Thursday.
Mr. Chandler returned last
Tuesday from a vis'it to th eastern -
ern part of the state.
Dave Chnstian and Bert Gates
left Saturday with a car load of
fat cattle for Omaha. 'l'hey
, accompanied by 'Vill Kellar.
. Re- . Gift and family , 'isited at
Mr. Oscar Bowleys , Sunday.
I Rev. Gift preaches at Pleasant
: Valley school house ev ry two
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J. F. Baker was doing business
Monday in Merna. .
G. E. Lewis bf Broken Bow ,
came up last week to work for A.
D. Hunt.
C. H. Cass was on the Rick list
last./week , anve have not heard
that he is an ) ' better. , I
Henry Michele of Dale valley ,
was shelling corn in these parts
1ast week with 'his new sheller
aml gteamer.
Weather too chilly for com to
make much growth the past
wee1c. Cultivating' is Itl'ingPIlRh -
ed gmwrally. '
W. B. l .Hthallt of llw Bow ,
was doin'g hminess ill t1ii "hnrg- "
last li'rid.tY , a nd we u l1c1crstand
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that he sold a farm while here , -
Mrs. P. H. Munk of Broken I
Bow , has been \ ' iting th past
week with her giRtt"r 1\Jrs. H. C.
} t'odge . , h ( > r turrJeII hOtllt , to day. t :1 : , I
Your correspolld llt made a
Hying' trip to f-4otli last Monday ,
r tLtrninf { the same da.f. Ate .
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family. I
1\JcHdamcs Hunt and Day were
at the Bow last Monday , to pur- (
cbase carpet fat' the new church , '
which wi11 ilL' dedicat d ne : < tt
Sunday.
W. P. Wilsoll aud wif of An-
selmo , buried their oldet daughter -
ter in the Ortello cemeterv lagt
Friday. The remains were fol-
lo e by a large coucours of
friends. ,
\Vaddington and F. L. B als 41.
shipped three cars of cattle to
Omaha last Tuesday.Vadding . -
ton reports a fair market. F. L :
has not yet returec1 , he is visiting
with his sister Mrs. . NeUie
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First , prize winu r at state 's-
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AI. ktndd of work Iu onr line done promptly . . . . ,
and in Jlfl dlorl1er. . erRed ! iboll 0/1 Ib f
orner Wclst 01 t lie bOle lion8t ! .
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C1lNTON DA Y ,
Physician & Surgeon. ,
Olnce In reltf of Ibll Hlnk 01 Commare. . , ' Helli.
dtlnre tllh hl/nde W dl ul the JllpUI'bllrrlt. .
"r..ken Dow. Nehflllk" ,
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foul' shovels. Cun bl' adjusted us dl' " r
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" tor we had last year , and oud ] not . r
I $ UPPr ! tJ : tO ! i ts ! II .
ing qualities. Call and see for your- ,
selves. Then , we have several other. . . . .f
S tyl es 0 f . . . . . . . . . . . . i $ : I .
III.Ridin ! ! and Walkinf ! Cullivatorsilil I : '
t > ee me before yon buy. "l'hanki ng you i : t' '
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