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( ' . ) I NAN 0 A R 0 UN 0 B R 0 KEN BOW
, An Epitome of Personal Affairs and Loca I
"f' ; ' , c vents During the Past . Week.
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\V. J. Leep , of Milburn , was
in the city last 'l'hursday.
. Alex and Lucy Pirnie , ofVeis -
- & i sert , were city visitors last 'fhurs-
' \ . : ) day.
day.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Simms , of
New Helena , were city visitors
Ii'riday.
George M iltenburn-er , of Thed-
ford , came dowu last J'riday ! on
business.
1 Miss Leslie and Mrs. Pat
I Riley were passengers for Omaha
Friday nig h t.
Chas. L. Barrett has moved to
Merna where he will engage in
the well business.
l Paul Hau1t1ont , of Elton , was
a welcome call'r at the HIU'Ull-
I.ICAN office Monday.
'V. G.Vallace was a passenger
for l\'lerna Monday where he is
I working at the : arpcnter trade. ,
Wm. and James Higginbottom ,
of Ansley , were transacting- business -
iness in Broken Bow last ' ! 'burs-
day. i
. t August I-4cck , and son Carl , of
, . : 'Elton , were in the city several
' days last week repairing the El-
'S1 ; I ton Telephone line.
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'I ; " , ' Mo. , arrived in the city Saturday -
. : ; . day morning. He preached at
. : the Church of Christ last Sunday.
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i : . : " . J. B. Jones , of CU111ro , the
auctioneer , had five sales in the
, .
. . ; , . i city Saturday. . . Mrs. . Jones came
; , ' J came up with hi111 ou a short
visi t.
Clyde Green , of Green , was in
tbe city several days last week
working for the Central Telephone -
phone Company. He returned
, home Saturday.
. , f. , : ' A. C. Hapgood and wife left on
42 Sunday evening for Fairbury
where Mr. Hapgood will have
I charge of a contractor's crew of
' : > Iminters at that place.
} ? rof. Garland Lewis , principal
of the Merna Schools , who came
down to the city on the belated
train Friday night , returned to
Merna Sunday morning.
R. G. Moore and \V. B. East-
lIatll went to Lincoln Tuesday to
attend the democrat banquet.
Mr. Moore will look after a case
he has in the sup eme court while
there.
Fred Maulick , who has been
. seeing tbe sights of the country
'
for several weeks returned home
I Monday morning and assumed
It. control of the Maulick Meat
Market.
Market.A.
. A. and Mrs. VanSant , of
. . \1' . Ausley , were given a surprise by
a number of their friends Thurs-
X " " ( day evening of last w'eek in honor
. . of their twenty-fifth wedding
' . 1" , . . anniversary.
\ ' / \Vm. Ward and son Guy , of
. . ' 't David Citv , were in Broken Bow
t' ' 8cyeral d ) 's last week. They
. took the train for Mullen Satur-
. . l day morning near which place
Mr. Ward has a claim.
R. W. Stevens left Monday
night for New : : ialem , S. D. , with
, the view of filing On government
land should he find something
, that suits him. He expects to be
gonE' a couple of weeks. I
: Leslie and Ernest McWilliams
were friendly caller3 Mondav.
Ernest had his subscription advanced -
vanced on the RRPU LicAN.
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They expect to return to the
Black Hi11s in a few days.
Harry Kimball has his under-
taking establishment fitted up in
I fine order in the north room of
, j the opera block. He has on
. hand a large stock of moulding
' ) . - material for picture frames and
is doing a nice business in this
( Ii ne.
I' . ' Roy Walker sold his farm of
320 acres about a mile south. of
thc city last week , throug-h the
H. A. Hunter real estate agency
to Geo. BU'3h ' for $8,000. The
farm is principallr : pasture land
but has a good frame house and
other buildings nearly new , also
' windmi11s , tanks and a fine young
1./ / v. ; orcharG started.
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- GcneVestervelt , publisher of
the Scotts Bluff I epublican was
a social ca11er at th s office Ion-
day. Ht : accompanied hy
his wife attended the me ting of
the Nebraslm Press association
I
at I-4incoln last week and stopped'
off to renew old acquaintances.
Mr. Westervelt returned home
Monday night. . Hi vife rem in-
. " &J ' . ed here and will visit relatives
for a month or two in the county
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before returning home.
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Rev. Xanders made Anselmo a
visit'l'uesday.
Guy Scivers was an Anselmo
visitor 'fucsday.
W. J. Woods returncd from his
wcstcrn trip F'riday. '
Dr. J. G. Brenher was a westbound -
bound passenger 'l'uesda ) ' .
P. F. and W. F. Pirnic , of Arnold -
nold , were in the city last 'l'hurs-
day.
'l'he W. C. ' 1' . U. m eting was
hcld at l\Irs. C. R Dcming's
'l'uesd ay.
Ii' . D. Mills , of Westervil1e ,
was transacting busincss in the
clt ) ? Saturday. .
Miss Lucy Harris , of Westcr-
ville , is visiting this wcek with
her brother Walter and familj' .
N. Knudsol1 , of Spring Creek ,
was a city visitor Saturday. 'fhe
! { JU'UllLICAN acknowledges a social -
cial call.
John Robinson , of Ii'lCtuing'I' '
Valley , moved to Broken Bow
Monday where he will reside in
the future.
J. T. Cole and SOli , left Saturday -
day night for Illinois. 'l'hey
will bring back with them two
fine stallions.
G. W. Co n , of Berwyn , was in
the city Monday with a load of
hogs. He made the RHPUBJ.ICAN
ofiice a welcome call.
\V. A. Bal < er left Monday evening -
ing for Julesburg , Colorado , in
company with Bird Evey , of Sumner -
ner , who is moving to Julesburg.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson wcnt to
Anselmo Sunday morning to'isit
relat'es in and around that
place. She returned on the night
train.
Rev. E. B. Woods , of Var
sailles , Missouri , has accepted an
invitatiol1 from the Church .of
Christ of this city to occupy the
pulpit for one month.
Miss Froney Zimmerman and
Miss Morris of Ansley , wcre
guests of Miss Nellie Burdick
o\'er Sunday. 'l'hey returned
home Monday morning.
J. Ii' . Sargent , of Round Val-
lev , was a welcome ca1ler at this
office Monday. He brought in a !
load of hogs for Bert Frances to .
ship to the Omaha market.
\V. A. George , R A. Moore
and ! { amah Ryerson went to Mer-
na Monday on business in connection -
nection with th sale of the
Rycrson Bros. storc of that place.
Mrs. S. I"arson , of Hampton ,
Nebr. , who has been rcccing
medical treatment at the hospital
hcre was able to return homc
Monday.
Ii' . A. Amsbcrry was up from
Mason City Monday attcnding
the telephone directors mecting.
lIe reports the telephone business
continually on the increase in his
vicinity. .
'l'he Broken Bow Cemetery
Association wi11 hold Its annual
meeting at the residence of C. U.
Bichardson on 'l'uesday , March
20th. at 2 o'clock IJ. m. A1l11lem-
bers are rcquested to be present.
1-1. B. Drakc , who returned trom
Chicago the first of the week ,
was a guest of the Chicago Commercial -
mercial Association while therc ,
having tal < en advantage of special -
ial exclU'sion pri veiig s granted
them.
Mr. Geo. Hersh and daughtcr
Lyddia , and Mrs. I-4. F. Oxford
w re friendly ca1lers at this office
Monday. Mr. Hersh and daughter -
ghter expect to live Thursday
night for thcir home at Willow-
brook , Missouri.
1. A. Reneau returned home
Monday evening from o'maha
whither he went the preceding
Friday on a real estate deal. En-
route he stopped at I-4incoln and
spent Sunday wlth Louis Book-
nean , of Westerville , who i at
the sanitarium in that city , and
is improving rapidly. When
leaving here two weeks ago he
was sutTering greatly with rheu-
matism.
"As pastors we hold the Re\ ' .
Lincoln [ cConnelJ in lhe highest
regard as a Christian gentleman
and a powerful interpreter of the
word of God. We desire to bear
testimony to the facts that he i"
an honest and hard worler , that
his relations to the pastors lave
been above reproach , and the
terms upon which he came to
conduct the meetings have been
fulfilled to the lettcr.-Resolu-
tions by United Pastors of York ,
Ncbraska. I
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Irg. Ira Cloge , of l\Ierna , wa"
a city visitor 'l'uesdaj' .
Judge AniIour made a bU9inc 9
trip to Ansley yesterdny.
G. E. McDouald , of Anslcy ,
was a ci toY visitor Monday.
'l'homas Murray , of 14ce Park ,
wn a city visitor 'fuesday.
Sam Porter , of Berwyn , war. a
friendly caller at this oflice Mou-
day. I
Ii' . II. Youug left 'l'uesday
night for a visit to the City of
Mexico.
C. A. Allcn , of Milhurn , was
among the connty seat visitors
Monday. . -
A. l . l unyan , of Spraguc ,
Washington , was in the city
Monday.
Prof. 'frotter , of Wcsterville ,
is in the city this wecl { for me(1 -
cal treatment.
HeLevack will prcach in the
Baptist church at Merna next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
I4. Darling , night operator at !
the B. & M. depot was relieved' '
'l'uesday by J. W. Scip taking
his place.
John Pirnic , Supt. of the county
Poor li'arm , was in the city 'rues-I I
day. 'l'his' office acknowledges a I
businc5s call.
Jas. H. . Humphrej' , J. H. Dean ,
1-1. M. Sul1ivan , A. P. Johnson
and C. L. Gutterson went to Lincoln -
coln 'l'uesday night.
The attcntion of those who are
intercstcd is called to the notice
of the school caucus to be hcld at
the south side school house Saturday -
urday March 10 at 3 p. m.
General Gage , of Lincoln , who
has been in the city several days ,
the guest of Judge Hecse , was a
social caller at this office Tuesday
evening.
Geo. Willing commenced the
removal of his stock of furniture ,
hardware and implcments from
the opera block this week to his
own building on the north side of
the square.
On 'ruesday , Noah Clinebell
sold his residence and block No.
2h , in the north part of the city
tu Hey Walker , of the Peale
Waller Grocer ) ' Co. Consideration -
tion , 82,500.
1'hc excursion to 'l'exas , conducted -
ducted by th Smith Realty ' - 0. ,
of Comstock , which left 1'uesday ,
only took one Custer coun ty ci ti-
I
zen from Brokcn Bow-Mr. C. 1\1.
Young , whose destination was
Fort Worth.
Alpha Morgan and Judge
Humphrey went to Lincoln 'l'ues-
day 111ght on 44 to attend the
mceting of the Federal Court and
lo attend the meeting of the
State Uar Association.
F. A. Moore , who for the past
year has been associated with
the Broken Bow Stale llank as
book kecper , has bought I yerson
Bros. store at Merna. He took
cll'lrgc the first of the week.
Hockwell & Konkell are invoicing -
ing their stock of goods this
wcek for J. G. Vancott who will
take pOisession : as soon as the
work is completed .and mo\'e his
stock of hardware into their
building.
Alex Pirnic , of Weissert , was
a social caller at this office yester-
day. He informs us that liis eldest -
est son , l . A. Pirnie and Arthur
Cool < slcj' are building a storc
building at Weisscrt and will
pul in a stock of goods.
W. . 'l'urnbull , who has taken
a section homestead in the vicinity -
inity of Dunning , was down yesterday -
terday and loaded his car with
his household goods and farm im-
plements. He had driven his
slock through and the family
went up on the train. Mr. Turn-
bull informs us that he will mil1 {
forty cows this season.
'l'he races at the State Fair ,
this ycar , will espccially appeal
to the lovcrs of good speed events
as the most elaborate program
ever attempt < d in Nebraska has
been arranged. 'l'he daily events
consist of three harness and one
running race. Six of the stal < c
races are for $1,000 pnrses and
the balance of the harness events
are for 8500 purs..s. Secretary
Mellor is now sending out a
boo . : ct to the horscmen with full
particulars.
A. J. VanAntwerp , Secretary' '
of thc Custer County Fair Association -
ciation , informs u : ; that he ex-
pccts this \\'ck to hc givcn out
to the farn1frs that call at his
olllc ( ' . III andition to the seeds
t lll fair as-tociatioll : has bought
for distribution 100 packages of
govcl'I1ment sced which Congressman -
man Kainkaid wi1l furnish the
: : ) ecretary for distribution on the
plan as the others. Partie&
wishing to share in this free distribution -
tribution are requested to call
I early as the supply is limited.
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The display of baker" l oods in
the window of the Engle Grocery
every Saturda , ' nttracts consid-
erablc attcnti n and the bcttt'r
hulf of most of the families in
the city is attracted thereto on
the afternoons of the tla ) ' hereinbefore -
inbefore mentioncd.
Georg'e Porter , of Ansler , came
up the first of the week and went
to worl { in the oflice of Beg-ister
of Decds , where he will be installed -
stalled as Deputy as soon as J.
T. Woods bond is aproved { as
l egister. 'l'his will , 111 all probability -
ability , be as soon as the Board
mects next Tuesda \ ' . Mr. Porter
will not move his family here
until the school is out at Auslc ) '
in the spring.
MAH Hnmou'rlJS
- - KItT. TON-
'rhursday , March 1st , at the
residence of the brides parents , !
northeast of tOWII , li'rauk I outh' '
and Miss Disca Skelton , both of
llroken Bow , Rev. A. M. Levack
officiating. 'l'he brile is one of
the popular ) 'oulIg ladies of Broken -
ken Bow and < > njoys the esteem
of circle of fricnds. ' '
a large . 'l'he
groom is a young man of good
habits , industrious , a farmer by
occupation and has the respect
of his young associatcs. 'l'he
Rltl'UlIf.ICAN joins with thcir
fricnds in extending congratula-
tions.
C. . & Q. Time Schedule.
Corrected March 1. 190J.
NO. 41. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jo : a. III.
: .0.42. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1O:4H : a. 111.
NO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : a.lII.
NO. 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:45 : II. III.
43 l1Ialcc'I cllnnectlons lor deallwoOl1 aMI all
points tll the tJlacK Uills.
NO. 3'J arrives frum theeast. . . . . . . . . . . .6:21) : P. III.
Nil. 40 dcparts for the east. . . . . . . . . . . . . .b:20a. : III.
3'J and 40 ,10 1I0t rIIn west of llroKen IIOW.
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BUSINESS POINTERS. .
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Doctor Leach , Dcntist.
'l'his office for job work.
Dr. 'f. T-4. li'arnsworth , dentist.
J. C. Moore , abstracting.I 2tf
Insurance that insures.
38tf H. G. MOOim.
WAN'l'JtD-A good farm hand.
9.40 DH. R. C. 'l'AT,1I0'l' .
Fresh Oysterscandj.cig-ars and
tobacco at Mil < e Scanlons.
BUj' your farm and city property -
erty of B. W. ll1air. 37tf
List your farm and city prop-
erty with B. W. Blair. 37tf
For bargains in real estate see
Bowman & Anderson , just west
of the Security State Bank. lOtf
Ii' ( ) ) { SATH-A new honsc , 24x2h
four rooms , within two blocks of
the square. Inquire at this
ofi ce. 24tf
'l'wo nicely furnished rooms for
rent. One block from squarc.
C W. WAUL ,
3S-3 ( ) Ci ty Barber Shop.
FOR SAT-4E OH l XCIIANGE ,
Good Pcrchcl'On stallion , six
years old , weight 1700 :
tf J. G. 1.4 ltoNAIW.
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FOlt SAl.H-'ream mares , farm-
ing" implements , wagon , buggy
and chickens. Old 'l'aloot huild-
ing. W. W. ANVltUss.
W AN'l'HD-A good girl to learn
the milliner trade.
MHS. GHO. % AIIN.
West sidc'01 .
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I can handle a few good choice
farm loans this month , J have
S2SOO private money. Notes and
interest payable at 111) ' otl ce.
E. C. HOUSl .
W ANTED-Me II , women , boys
and girls to represent McClure's
l\Iag-azine Good pay. Address
67 East 23d St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf.
We always hav 1l.1Oney to loan
on farms. H..G. Moore 111 Apple
Block. 35tf
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FOR SATIt-Eleven and half
lots , 50x140 fcet. Good frame
housc , good barn , good wen and
100 bearing fruit trees. Enquire
at this office. 17tf
Dr. Warrlcl < , the Eye , Bar ,
Nose and 'l'hroat Specialist of
Hastings , late of the New York
Eyc and Ear Hospital , will meet
patients illHl those nccdiJlg glasses -
es properly fitted at the Grand
Central Hotel in Brolen Bow ,
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'l'he J. N. Pealc Co. Department -
ment Store is hcing closed entire-
I ) ' out at greatlreduccd prices.
Come e'cl.hody. . Storc crowded
all day. Dry goods , Clothing
and She ( ' at cosl--cvcrything
goes.
3H-3J. O. II. rH\'IS & Co.
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$200,000 to loan on good
Custer County farms.
2ltf R. G. Moore.
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S. the Dentist. 37tf
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Flollr and Feed Store . .
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\Ve wish to notify om' mHny customers' that we
have ad ed to om' stock of : .Il.ardware nIl kinds or
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1'1' ails , Staple and. Smooth .Wire.
' \Ve also have .Mason City and : Kearlley Hour ,
the best that cun be had in the state.
\Ve nlwnys have plenty of feed und baled hay.
Goods delivered free to any part of the city.
'N e repair furniture and fI'll me pictures.
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DUROe JERSEYS
Eight miles wcst of Broken Bow.
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We carry a i1111 sto k < ? f T"Utttber.
; 'i Sash , Doors , Mouldll1gs , etc. . ' i ;
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F. ; ' , BuildingIoan Associatioll. .m !
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i NO BETTER HEARSE eN NEBRASKA.
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The ah0l1e of Soft Winlh. . l'cr"isttlIl fltll hjlle Utili Gellllc Rains ; the
latHlof Bcanl ) ' , lIpOpjllcs 1 Flowcl" . l'ulllCllltliellt IIllIllleu11h.
The Territory served by th Louisville & Nashville
Bailroad , str tching from the Ohio River tothe Glilf
'l'hrollghottl this \ \ jilt : urell fertile IUllll is yel to he . hl\llat-frolll n
NOIlhern slrltt1lpo lltVER \ ' I.OW ! 'Iue BS.
Frotll sOllie of this ! tuIII nn avcrage of ; . , ,6.1)5. , net , was IIIllIle
last year 011 Strawherries.
From Cantalollpes , $50.00.
! 'eaches. \ . ernpes. retllrn hattllsomcl ) ' . Cattle ncc , ]
hill till e winter I'CI1.
Write nil : for facts Ullll Figurc : ' .
G. APAHK , Gen'l Immigration anl Industrial Agent
Louisville & Nashville R. R. ,
T-40UISVII-4T4E , KgN'I'UCKY.
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