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ESTABLISHED 1882. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY. \ LAHGES'1' CIRCULA'l'ION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
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VOL. XXIII. I3ROKE.N BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , FEBRUARY 2. . 1905.--EIGHT PAGES. NO. 34.
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Broken Bow Abstract Company.
Reneau & Leonard , real estate.
Send your laundry to the Grand
Island Steam Launlry. ( Marquiss
Bros. Agts.
Dr. T. W. Bass , dentist. Office
over McComas' drug store. 2Stf
I , i : I am no Tuc ted j-l tn th-of
the Custer National Bank. Come
and see me for bargains 111 real
estate. Some ch ice acre property -
perty for sale.
S tf RAS. AND URSON.
) hlocl. : C _ Fur "ule
I have ninety head of cattle ,
conslsting of cows ano yearlings
for sale. Ti me will be gi ven to
suit purchaser. W. A. GEORGU.
, t I The Beatrice Creamery Co. will
pay 28 cents a pound for butter
fat the first half of February.
\ See those Vaknti es t Mar.
I quiss Bros. P. O. Bldg.
For Sale-A No.1 fresh milch
cow. CIIAS. H. HOICO IB. 34-tt
, STRAYED-From my ranch , onp
I black heavy boned 2-year-old
colt. Geilding with blace face ,
j weight about llUO , wire cut at
( hock on right hlnd leg. Re.
ward \ \ ill be given by R. A. Hun
er , Broken Bow. Also white
sow strayed two months ago.
. The Human Bird Warbler
Will appear at the opera house ,
Saturday , li'eby.4th , 1905.
The rcmarkable range of Chas.
Kellog's voic upset all calculation -
tion when it reached the lJ1
octave sCdle. ' 1'hus who have
never heard Mr. Kcllog can form
no idea of the charm and beanty
of his wonderul ! gift. It is so
fir entirely out 01 the common that
when heard for th first time the
mind but slowlY . tak-s in the fact
that tile Im'ely.sounds are cum-
ing from the human throat.
Sixth number 01 entertainment
course. lanagem nt of Young-
Peoples Union.
Special Ch ild rens Pricp lSc.
Hescrved Seats. . . . . . . . SOc.
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Have your laundry at the P. O.
store by 7:30 Mondaynight. .
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Ollt' strc t9 last F'rula ) ' .
Gco. Gros" of An'll' ! \ . was a
lJl'Okcn Bow visitor M nu.J.y.
' 1' . ' 1' . Varney of Ansley was a
friendly caller t this office Mon-
day.
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J. E Chan ler of .Ansley was a
business caller in thl' city las t
Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Brenizer of this city
made a buiness trip to Merna
last It'riday.
Ross Hutchinson of this city
Idt on Monday's train for a business -
ness tnp to Ord.
Joe Kl'omas enc of Mason City's
citizens was a business caller in
our city , londay.
J. H. Clinebell of Anselmo , was
transacting business at the coun-
ty seat last Friday.
'V. W. Buc1c1eyrepresenting the
Grand Island Business College
was in our city the first of the
week.
J. R. Baker of Merna came
down Tuesday morning on 42.
This office acknowledges a friendly -
ly call.
Pt"te Nelson of Mason City ,
made a business trip to the COUl1
ty seaf last Thursday returning
liome Friday.
M. T. Cannon and wife of this
city left for a two weeks visit
with frientls at Weeping 'Vater
this state , Mofiday.
Mrs. J. L. Vanbusterkirk of
Merna , arrived in the city Saturday -
day , on a visit to her parents Mr.
and Mrs. ! . A. Coleman. '
Mrs. Manda Bryan , who had
been making a two weels visit
with her father , W. W. Tooley
of this city returned to her home
at Ansley , last Saturday.
We. understand that A. H.
Baiks"has bought the ArgosyDr.
McArthur's paper of Westeivll1e
and will continne its publication
at Ansle. } ' .
Irs. M. M. Cook , and daughters
of this city , who had been mal-
iug a four weeks visit to the
"Cook" ranch at Seneca returned
home Saturday.
A. 'V. Pierce the "li'armer's
Account Book" man is in the city
at present. He is looking for
men that want work , call and see
him at the Globe. _
Mrs. W. F. Rankin of this city ,
accompanied by Miss Cunningham -
ham , who had been visitinl { her
brother , E W. Ranldnof Milburn ,
returncd last Friday.
'l'he state of Washington will
spend 575,000 on her state exhibit
at the Lewis & Clark exposition .
in Portlan . A handsome state.
building will be erected.
Mrs. M. L. Watson of Ansley ,
who had been visiting at tile
home of John Alden , at Whitman ,
stopped off here , between trains
Saturday , on her way home.
J. H. Moody of Mason City ,
wa in the city l.ast Friday. Ir.
Ioodv was on hlS way home from
a. five weels visit with old relatives -
tives and friends at Boone , North
Carlonia.
It is sald one log in the Forestry -
try bUilding at the Lewis & Clark
exposition at Portland the coming -
ing season is large enough to
build one story cottage 40 x 40
feet in size.
Mr. C. F. Linderholm , accompanied -
panied by his sisters , Sophia ,
E : > ther and Alice of Newman
Grovc , Ncbraska were in the city
last weel { on business , returning
home Friday.
Jeff Mossman and wife formerly -
ly of Mason City , this county who
has resided in Kansas for the
past .ten . or fifteen years are vi it-
iug at the home of J. G. Ams-
berry southeast of this city. 'l'hey
arrived Satnrdav night and will
remain several weels visiting
with rcalitives in this city , at
Ansley and i\lason.
Cyrus King who left here five
years aKo for the Big Horn Basin
returned last Wednesday with
the view of locating permanently.
He made the trip horse back ln
twenty-four days and laid off five
I days on the way. His wife who
had been visiting with her mother
at Nelson several weeks arrived
in the city a. few days previous.
C. R. Krenz of Merna was a
city visitor ' 1'uesday.
C. li' . Conant an old settler of
Arnold has moved to Lincoln ,
L. S. Pringle of Mason City
was in ourcity on business li'riday.
Joe Iartin of McKinley , was a
passenger for Lincoln last : :3atur- :
day.J. .
J. H. Dewey of Ansley was a
business caller in the city 'rucs-
day.H.
H. B. Andrews WlS in the city
the first of the week attending
court.
Miss B. L. Hustin of Ansley ,
was a business visitor in the city
Saturday.
S. A. Britton and wite Boge-
man , Mont. , were visitors in the
city last week.
P. B. Fielding of Mason City
was transacting business in the
city last Friday.
Ethel Sidwell of thlS citV , left
on Tuesdays train for a visit with
friends at York.
Luther Miller'ssnleof thorough
bred short horn bulls at 1\1 ' ern a
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was quite sati factory.
Judge J. S. Kirkpatrich of
Kansas City was in the city the
first of the week attending district -
rict court.
E. McCrystal special agent for
the Union li'ire Insurance Co. , of
Lincoln was in our city a couple
days last week. '
1\1 iss Tena Krager of Ansley
who was visiting at the home of
H. J. Cline bell , of this city returned -
turned home last Friday.
. 1\1. A. Roberson , who had been
visiting at the home of Chas.
McCaslin , of Rose Valley returned -
ed to his home at Creston Iowa ,
last Saturday.
J. H. H. Cross and wife of
Anslcy , who had been visitiug
at the home of C. E. Sheppard
of this city , for a week returned
home last Saturday.
Chas. E. Ford of Chicago ,
Prcs dent of the Brokcn Bow
Sta te Bank , passed through our
city last Frida" on his way from
Alliance to Chlcago.
Mrs. C. M. Leisure and daughter -
ter Mrs. N. G. Yocman , of this
City , went to Ansley last Friday
for a few days visit to Mrs. O. A.
Egleston of that city.
G. W. Asham , Field Secretary
of the Wesleyan University of
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Lincoln , was -calling on S. K.
Warrick of this city Monday ,
returning to Lincoln Tuesday.
Mrs. R. A. Watts , of this city ,
left on Fdday morning's train ,
for Hyannis , where she was callcd
by the illness of her daughter
Mrs. T. T. Marrin of that town.
E. D. Beoals of Ortello was
among the welcome callers at
this office Friday. Mr. Beals
will move to western Colorado in
the spring to try . his luck there
for a time.
Wm Schaad of the Cliff Table ,
was a city visitor Merna. He I
was accompanied by his brotber
Henry Schaad of Monica Ills. and
a nephew , Bert Schiebel of Mar-
shaltown Iowa.
S. L. Cannon who was up from
Lincoln over Sunday with his
family favored this fficc with a
complcte file of the bills introduced -
duced in the House this session ,
tor which he has our thanks.
Miss Christina Springer who
has been employed in Moran's
store at Callaway for the past
year or more spent last week in
the city visiting her parents.
She returned to Callaway Mon-
day. .
Miss Linda D. Spacht of Sar-
gent was married 'Veelneselay
of last week to li'loyd V.
Huddleston late of Fairfield
Nebraska. Miss Spacht is a
graduate of the Brolcn Bow
schools and enjoys the acquaintance -
ance and esteem of a large circle
of admiring friends in tius vicinity -
ity who joms with the RnpUlHI-
CAN in cxtending congratulations.
Otis \V. Barnard and Miss Yery
of Callaway werc married last
'l'uesday c\'ening. Mr. Barnard
has been associated with his
brother on the Callawa ) " Qucen
for the past 18 months. He left
for Cbej'enne , Colorado. last
. Wednesdal where he will establish -
lish a resldence. The RIPUnII-
CAN extends congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Barnard and wish
them success in the west.
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E Mosely of Elton was among
our welcome callers Friday.
A. Moore of Call1lway is atteud-
ing court in the city this week.
Artie Pittiway of Ryno 'l'able , .
left on Saturday's train for Haz-
an } .
Mrs. Kate Mullins of this city ,
left for a visit to Ansle ) ' , Satur-
day.J. .
J. O. Russell enl : of Bcrwyn's
blacksmiths , was in thc city "last
Tuesday.
Judge Hostetlcr convened an
equity term of court in the city
Monday.
E.V. . Simmons of this city
went to Berwyn on a business
trip Tuesday.
David Killeen of Mnson City
was transacting business in the
ci ty Monday.
H. J. Carter of Callaway left
for Grand Island , on a business
trip last Friday.
Lewis BookncJU of Westervi11e
was transacting business in the
city last Monday.
Ole Chelson of Bluearth Minn. ,
is vislting at the home of Julius
C. Johnston in Round Valley.
John Hinkle of Berwyn. mafle
the county seat a business call
Monday , returning borne Tuesday.
Byron Clark of Plattsmouth
in the city thi week looking after
his clients interest in the district
court.
R. E. Gordon of Ashland , tbis
state , was a citv visitor the first
of the week , . "returning hemeT
T esday . .
Miss Emil ] Griffith formerly
teacher in the Broken Bow schools
is assistant state Ruperintendent
of schools in Colorado.
W. S. Mattle } ' of Ansley , . was
in the city last 'l'uesday on a
business trip returning home by
Wednesday's passenger.
Bessi Hipsley of this city left
on Wednesdays train for a four
week's visit with her sister and
Trie'nds of Hastings , Nebraska. I
Luther Miller of Cambria , arrived -
rived Fnday morning. He expects -
pects to buy two car load of
horses to take back with him.
S. F. Parsons who had been
visiting at the home of R. J.
Morton of this city returned to :
his home at Beaver City Monday.
A. H. Phelps , deputy organizer
for the Highlanders report sever. .
al applicants for members since
his arrival here last Friday morn-
ing.
Mike Scanlon has bought out
his partner Frank Woodruff iel
the restaurant business and will
hereafter run the business on his
own accunt.
Jesse L. Huston of Ansley who
waG filling a vacancy in the nurse .
force at the city hospital for the
past two weeks returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Peterson of Hazard
who had been visiting at the
home of Steven Nea v ill of Merna
stopped in the city on ber way
home Tuesday.
C. M. Parker of Phillips , Neb. ,
who had been visiting J as. Portet'j
and other friends of this vidnity ! .
left for a few days visit to friends.
at Berwyn Monday.
W. D. Hall of Sargent , is in
the city this week attending
court as a witness in the Ottun-
Austin case. He favored this
office with a friendly call.
Chas. Sterner of Callaway , who
has been suffering from appendi-
citi for several weels is reported
better at this writing. Mr.
Sterner is a son-in-la w of J srph
Beckwith one of our citizens.
It is not every herel of thorough
bred stock that enjoys so fine a
reputation as does Dr. J. G.
Brenizer's of this citv. 'l'he Dr.
received an urgent order for one
of his fine registered bulls from
'l'hedford , which he promptly
filled by ship.ping by express
yesterday morning , one of his
own raising.
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are instantly relicved , and perfectly -
fectly healed , by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. C. Rivcnbark , Jr. , of
Norfol1 { , Va. , wri'es : "I burnt
mv knce dreadfullri that it blistered -
tered all over. Bncklen's Arnica
I Salve stopped the pain , and
I healed it without a scar. " Also
i heals all wounds and sores. 25c
at Lee Bros. druggist.
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A. G. Dunaway of Ansley made
this city a business visit Tuesday.
P. H. Marlay , of Mason City ,
was a business caller at the county -
ty seat Tuesday.
Sr. " vder of Cheyenne Wyo. ar
rived" in the city yesterday , she is
nurse . at tbe city hospital at pres-
cnt. I
Attorney O. A. Abbott of
Grand Island , who had been attending -
tending district court here in the
interest of his clients returned to
his homc yesterday.
Mrs. ' 1' . J. Pierce of Mason City ,
who had been visiting at the home
of Dr. Pickett and otber friends
in this city for several days returned -
turned home yesterday.
Secretary E. Royse of the State
Banking board was a city visi or
yesterday. He returned to Lm-
coIn at noon today on 42. This
office acknowledges a friendly
call.
Meeting are still in progress in
the Methodist church and in spite
of the cold and stormey weather
the meetings are well attendcd
and there is a good interest. Rev.
Chamberlain is assisted by Mrs.
Eva Hill of North Loup who has
charge of the singing and tS of
great service to the meeting.
Everybody is cordial1y invited to
attend.
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at the city hospital for treatment.
J. W. Dunaway of this city ,
was a passe.nger for Omaha yes-
terday.
Frank' ChoppLincolnite was
in the city last Tuesday calling
on friends returning homelyester. .
day.
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A music club has been organiz-
eel and divided into two classes
to systematically study the guitar
and mandolin by H. A. Watts of
this city. GUitar students are
under the direction of Mr. Walts ,
Mandolin students , are under Mr.
Watts assisted hy J. Simonson.
Anyone interested in the guitar
or mandolin club should see Mr.
Watts.
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Fresh oysters , candyciiarl and
tobacco at Mike Scanlon.
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FOR SALu-Road w'agon and
single harness , nearly new , cheap
for casJ. See Geo. Papineau.
We have $3,000 private naoney ;
to loan on lmproved farms at a
low rate of intercgt.
LKDWIcn & : Homll't.
FOR SALR-Well improved rei-
idence pro ety. Will be led ] at
a bargain If called for 500el. Enquire -
quire at this office. 6tf
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