Nebraska Newspapers

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T11e Fi11est Iind of l air vVeather
IT upitel' Plllvius Did 'Vhat 'vVas N ecessal'Y in the Bud
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'N cather Line Last 'Veek and Put on the
Other Extreme l'his Week.
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Did your Mary go' round ?
Miss Brooks , of Dunning , is
visiting in the city this week.
Tom Noblc , of llurwcll , is
visiting in the city this wcck
with his parcnts.
'V. H. Andrews , of S0111erford ,
was a friendl.r caller at this ofi ce
Tuesdayevcning.
Tom Wright , ed1tor of the
Chronicle-Citizcn , is in the city
attending the county fair.
D. W. ' 1'ho111pson , of Ansley ,
was a friendly caller at the
RnpunLlcAN ofiice 'l'uesdar even-
ing. lIe came up to attend the
county fair.
Sidney R. Dennis , of Anselmo ,
was in the , city Monday making
proof on 1115 homestead. B. C.
El11pfield and ' 1' . B. Russel were
his witnesses.
. Evcrybody in Broken Bow is
having a huge time these ciays-
and nigh ts. They will remember -
ber , so long as life lasts , tbe
Custer county fair of 1I.JO ( . .
Jas. , Leslie and Frank Mc-
Williams came down from Deadwood -
wood a few days ago for a couple
of weeks visit. 'rhey ar part of
the B. & M. bridge gang.
H. F. Higginbotham , of
Foristel , Mo. , in writing us ,
states that they arc having very
dry weather there and that' corn
is only about half crop and that
oats are very light.
'rhe weather for the fair this
wcek is all that could be asked
and the people are g-enerally
taking advantage of the opportunity -
tunity to see the sights.
Clarence Toletson and sister ,
Lizzie , of Kaarney , are here this
week visiting with the families
of W. A. George and Jos. Pig-
man. Also attending the county
fair.
fair.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Coolidge ,
of Central City , Nebraska , arrived -
rived in the city last Saturday to
visi t . ' their augh ter , Mrs. lice
Pickett , and will remain till
Saturday of this week.
'Vm. Long nqre , of Callaway ,
was a city visitor Monda ) ' . He
was an old time friend of the
senior editor of the RHPunrlcAN
. . back in the Hawkeye state thirty-
five years ago.
Blaine Lanterman filed homestead -
stead papers on a fine scction of
land in the south part of .Chcrry
county , the first of the week ,
near the Rceder boys. Several
more from this vicinity cxpect to
locate near them soon.
C. W. Bowman and family ,
accompanied by his sister , Ehza
B. Philips , left 'l'uesdgy for Hot
Spring6 , Arlmnsas , wherc they
will remain for a month or six
. \ wecks. 'rhey spent several
weel < s there last winter and en-
joycd the stay so thoroughly
they decided to repeat the dose.
I Mr. and Mrs. CIJde Carlos are
hcre visiting relatives during the
fair. Mr. Carlos was manager
of the Central and Ravenna Tele-
I phone Co. , until the 1st of last
J aduary when he moved to
Hastings to accept the position
of manager of a telephonc line.
. 'rhcir many friends will be glad
f to know thc new location just
[ lits him and that he is happy and
enjoying life.
For some unlmown reason the
ostrich , of Jacksonville , l'-lorida ,
that was to have becn at the
county fair failed to appear.
Th fair management telegraphed -
ed the owner at a number of
points on his circuit but were
unable to hear anything from
him.
him.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. ' 1' . W. Edwards
returned a few days ago from a
trip to Hot Springs , S. D. , where
they went to see the sights and
enjoy a recreation. 'l'hey re-
turncd by the way of Iqmball
where they have a section of
lan . While there they visited
with the family of Thos. Wilkinson -
son , fonner residents of Broken
How and pioneer settlers of the
county , having homesteaded the
site on which Ansley is located.
They report that Mr. Wilkinson
is well situated and that hc is
engaged extensively ill stock
raising and wool growing. He
numbers his sheep by the thous-
andscattle by the hundreds. He
has three stock ranches. Mr.
Edwards said he traveled sixteen
miles over enc of his ranches
Lr that comes up to within a half
mile of Kimball.
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Mr. Cudabec , of Mullen , was in
the city Monday as a witness in
a final proof case.
'V. B. Moody , uf Crawioni ,
Nebraska , is in the city -
ing the connty fair. - attend-I
Mrs. Henry Honts , of Brown-
lec , is here this week , visiting
relahves and attending the
countr fatr.
A committee of the board of
supervisors has been engag d in
checldng up the ofi ce of the
count ) ' trc.asurer the past few
days.
'l'he tip.town mcrry-go-whizz
started last Saturday night and
was more than libcrally patron-
izcd. It was a free ridc for
everybody.
J. B. 'l'ierney , of Ansley , has
a herd of very fine shorthorn
cattle on exhibition at the county
fair.'Ir. . 'l'ierney is one of the I
progrcsli ve stockmcn of Custer
count ) ' .
A baslCt ball court has becn
establishcd on the vacant lot
110rth of the Custer National
bank and spectators are 1umcr-
ous whcn a gamc is 011. .
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Runyan
and son , Glen , were in the' citv
Monday night. 'l'hey were on
their way to Callaway to attend
the wedding of a nephew , A1va
Longmore.
The squirrels in the park-
born this last spring-wonder
what's the reason for all tbis
noise and confusion both day and
nig h t and they dou't vcn ture on
the ground very often.
Hecse & Moorehouse's herd of
Duroc Jersey hogs at thc countv
fair would be a credit at the state
fair. Parties that favor that
breed of hogs need go no farther
to find the best individuals the
state affords.
) 'rhe school rooms in Broken
Bow are pretty much desertcd
this week and it's "playing
hookey' " in most instances. 'l'he
county fair is more of an attraction -
tion than study.ing and reciting
lessons.
Mrs. E. Webb and S. K. Redman -
man former Custer county citi-
zem ; , who areno : located at Paonia ,
Colorado , havc some fine specimens -
mens of pears , peaches , ' apples
and grapes on exhibition at the
county fair in charge of Mrs.
Gibbs.
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J. F. O. Stewartof the Stewart-
Leavenworth Co. , Omaha , real' '
estate dealers , was in the city' '
last 'l'hUl'sday having pilotcd a
bunch of prospective land buyers
tothissection of the state. 'T'hey
are largc holders of land hereabouts -
abouts and have quite a number
of farms listed with them for
sale.
'l'hese are the days of big ears
of corn. Up to date the largest
one brought to this office was
raised on the farm of A. ' 1' . Sims ,
five miles south of town , by his
son , E. W. Sims. All the specimens -
mens brought in were fine , but
one is a whop1Jcr. It is estimated -
mated tlle yiclCl will be about
sixty bushels per acrc.
John Collier. from near Ar.
cadia , was 111 the city last-weelc
and fceling pretty good over the
prospects of a bountiful han'est.
li'or sometime be has been suffering -
ing with a lame back , but had to
come to the county scat on business -
ness then , so would , have to
forego the plcasure of attending
the big fair , although he disliked -
liked to do so.
Hev. Levacl { , who has bcen
pastor of the Baptist church the
past two years , preacl cd his
farewell sermon last Snnday.
fIe bag accepted a call of a
church at Nora Springs , Iowa ,
for which place he will leavc
next'ruc5day. Mr. f4cvack is a
fine Christian gcntleman , an
a.ble preacher aUlI we predict for
him a successful pastorate in his
new field. lIe has had forty-two
accessions to the church here in
the past year.
Rev. John D. Brady , of Syra-
cause , has accepted a call to the
pastorate of the Baptist church.
He arrived this evening with his
family , to assume charge. He
comes highlY recommended. He
: is a native o.f Nebraslm , receivcd
his education at the State Univer-
: sity. He was a member of the
First Nebraska rcgimcnt in the
Philipines and after he completed -
. pleted his studies at the University -
versity spent eight months in the
Holy land.
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'ro-dav is thc Jarglit ! ! atlcn-
dance evcr secn at thc county
fair in Custer county.
n. W. George has rcturncd
from a SlX weeks' visit in Minlte-
apolis , Minn. , and vicinity.
J. D , 'rroyct , of Callaway , has
some fi uc Du roc Jersey hogs on
exl1ibition at the cQunty fair.
Rcv. J. H. Woods , of Mason ,
was in the city Monday on his
way from13etlicl Union church ,
where he hcld scrvices Sunday.
J. G. Brcnizer has lhe fiucst
exhibit of short horn cattle e\'er
scen at the coun \ ' fair , lIe has
as fine a herd' as the state af-
fords.
Thc fruit display at the fair
is exceptionally tine. Custcr
county is destinened to be one of
lhe best fruit counties in the
state in no distant day.
J. E. Sargcnt , of Ansley , has
a fine lot of Poland Ch llli hogs
on exhibition at the county fair.
'rhey are the uest lot of Poland
China hogs ever exhibited byany
one in the county.
The J.'air ! as ociation sold 700
more single tickets 'l'hursday
than were ever sold bcfore in one
I clay. 'l'he gross receipts for the
fonr days was , 111 round numbcrs ,
$3,00 , which beats all former
records.
I\Iiss l fi e Dodds , clerk in the
U. S. land ofi ce of this place has
bcen granted a leave of absencc
of 30 davs , commencing" with the
21)th of this month. She leaves
Saturday for Cheyene and Dcnver
to visit rclat'es. .
Rev. J. B. Ingham , who was
one of the early pastors of the
Baptist church of this place was ,
.the gUEsts of the scnior editor
of the RnpuDIlcAN last Friday
night. He was on his way to
Merna to visit his brother and
other relatives iu that vicinitY.ll
Clem Dcaver , superintendent
of the B. & M. railroad lanel and
transportation agency , was in
the city Saturday looking up
govcrnment land for his Octoher
cxcursion. Mr. Deaver is dOll1g
a splendid work for the home-
seclcr who wants lanel .in the
Kinlcaul district.
Custer C llegc.
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Custer college ,
Broken Bow.
'l'he college colors are scarlet
and white.
The following enrollcd last
wcck : Earl Cooper , Broken Bow ;
Guy Armstrong , Brokcn B w ; i
cartha Headley , Broken Bow ; I
f410j'd Bowman , Urolen Bow ;
George ScholZ' , Broken Bow ;
Claud Govier , Weissertj Frank
Crow , Berwj'uj Anna Albers ,
Callaway.
Rev. Bady con < 1ucted chapel
Monday.
Presidcnt Cornett was amply
repaid for his generosit.r in giving -
ing 16 days for the fair , by thc
happy looks of the stu cnts.
The students wenL to the fair
in a body 'l'hursdny aftcrnoon ,
and a good time had.
Misscs Junie Clinc , Alice
Huffaker , Alma and Elma Porter ,
spcnt 3aturday and Sunday at
home.
'l'he new basket hall will be
here Saturday. . 'l'he grounds
are completed .and all are anxious
to begin practice.
'fhe visitors of this weck were :
Rc\ ' . Early , Mrs. Headley , Miss
Ellcrsick , Miss Myrtis Miller , I
Pwf. Mollinger , garl Doman , i
Victor Lowry and Miss Bertha :
Huffaker. A S'ruDHNT. ! ,
Haddix's Motion for New Trial Overruled
'l'he Supreme court has refuscd
to grant Scott Haddix a . .cw
trial. in the case in which he was
convictc ( and scntenced twclve
yeal's to the penitcntiary for the
inurcler. of Melvin Bntlcr near
Mawn City , a Jear1 III a half
ago. Sillce hi ! ; conctioll , TIall-
IltX hJ' ICCII held here under
flIsp."n " ; i)11 of Hl'utcnce , 011 appal. ; : !
. \R yct the f hcdlT has recei\'ed no
order to talw him .to fAncoln but
will , doubtless in a short timc.
Melon Cily.
Born to I\1 r. and Mrs. lIen1'\ . '
Stuchart Sept. , 15th , a girl.
John Sims will have a sale
Sept. , 25th. lIe cxpects to 11I0\'e
to town.
About a weeJ { ago some peopc !
were wanting to sce it rain so
t hey could plow an(1 others < 1 id
not on account of wanting to Jct
their hay up. Now it is so wet
they can't do either.
Quite a number of pcople arc
talking of feeding cattle in this
vicinity this winter.
Com in this vicinity is almost
all out of the way of frost.
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J. N. Peal has bought the J.
H : Humphrey Grocery store anl !
w111 assume charge of the bust-
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BUSINESS POINTURS.
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Have a hollte doctor examine
) 'our c'cs , if in nccd of glasses.
Dr. Christenscn gltaran tccs
sa tisfactioll.
IIomm ) IOH IUtN'I'-'I'O rcli ble
parties L'or , particulars write .T.
G. W. Lewis , care of Grand
Islaud college , Grand Island ,
Nehrnslm.
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' 1'0 'l'HAl > H-l 'our good valucs
in Omaha rcsidcnces for Custcr
count ) ' land. Also g-ood mill and
stock of furniture with building
in Custcr count ) ' town for sale or
trade. Write if intercsted.
S'l'HWAH'l'-fJICA ' '
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519 N. Y. f4ife Bldg. ,
Omaha , Neur.
Reading , Blocntion and Dra-
matice Art , with Miss Olllham.
Studio at Mrs. Lamberts. Phone
No. 251.
W AN'l'UD-'l'o huy a { teed quarter -
ter section of land on Clcar Creek
impro\'cd or un lnpr'ed , between
Westerville and Valley county
line. Addrcss or call at this
ofi ce.
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'VAN'rJm-'l'o rent a gooll farm
on Clear Creek , between 'Vester-
ville and Valley county liue or
near Broken Bow. Address or '
call at this ofi ce.
1 have 800 yearling steers for
sale. Will sell in lots of 25 or
larger. Six 1110nths time. Also
550 hcad of 1000 lb. feedcrs.
13-1 ( , F. M. CUlmm.
J. C. Moore , abstracting. . 2U
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Drs , l'-arnsworth & Bec1\- :
Dentists.
FOR SAIIt OR 'l'RADH-A good
steam , Case threshing machine ,
complete and ready , for use.
Will trade for stock or sell on
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No huntin on my premises
\'lit hon t p rnllssion.
litf FHANK'VUISImlEIDuH.
i"OR SATlt-A nice , young ,
single driving horse. Drolcc
cspeciall.y for ci y driving. Also
new rubbcr ured buggy and
single harness. 'Will sell separ-
atc if dcsircd. I
14tf I. A. Cor.ItJlrAN.
A Bank Accollnt is eas ) ' to g-et ,
little trouble to keep and rcsults
in many benefits to the owncl' .
If JOu have no bank account
comc and see us. 'Ve want JOu
to start one. You will receive
I just as courteous attention if you
: have onlv a small deposit , as you I
'would ' . , vith a larg-er one. In
prosperity , prepare for adversity. '
DlOKltN Bow S'rA'l'n BANK. I
Before buying your lumber lct
us estimate your bills. We have
in ' stock material for a1l1dnds of
c'nu1le blt1ldings. Also good
threshing' coal at reduced prices.
DntIms LmInHR & COAl , CO. ,
I . Berwyn , Nebraska.
For bargains in real estate see
Bowman & .Anderson , just west
of the Security State Bank. lOtf
W ANTED-Mcn , womcn , boys
al1l1 girls to represent McClure's
Mata7. nc Gooll pay. Address
67 East 23d St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf.
DoCtor Lcach , Dentist.
NO'l'IcE.'ro HUN'l'HHS-YOU
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hcreby notified that no hunting
will be pcrl11itted on my land ,
section 1' ) , to\vnship 20 , range 18 ,
in Custer coullty. Nebraslra , and
tr\spassers thereon will be prosecuted -
cuted undcr the laws of the stale
roverning- samc.
Dated Sptember 3 , 1JO ( , .
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W.\I''I'lm-n ntll'nHlIl or lady
wilh good n krcl1ce , to tra\'l 1 by
rail or with a rig' . for a linn
of $550,000.00 capital. talar.\ ,
l,0i2.00 p r year allll cr.pt'lIfCBj
salary paid weekly and expenses
advancec1. Addrcss , with stamp.
Tos. A. Alexander , Brokcn Bow.
Ft. . Mullins , M. D. , D. .
S. the Dentist. 37tf
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: \orlh I'lalle. Nehrawlla , H"plclllher I . I'II ( , . r I
NOllce ill hercb } ' , riven Illat ll/\HY / : V. '
KgNSgr.l. . IIr BrokclI CoNebr.'h'iI. . flail
Ukll'H > tlc , ! of 11111 illleillion 10 lIIallo nllal the
} car Ilmor III hllP1 > urluf 111 < ; claln.11. : 11011I0'
hleal Inln' : No. I 'hI" . macl. ! SClllclIIlJer 3 , I'UI ,
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IIW 'cllnll ! 'l'0\\'lIhlli1 > 1&I. .
HalllCo I W. . 1IIIlIlhai I < al < 1 Jlmuf will be IImclu
h fore A. H. IlIlIllPhr.cUllllly JUIll'e. : at hill
IImeu at I1ro eu BuNcbr.hlm , 011 OCloher / : / .
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1/e / lIalllUIi ( he ( nllowillll' WItIlt.S'iOti lu Jlro\'u
1I111"OIlIIlIUOUIi reftllelle' ! IIJlOII and cultlvatlnll.
of said 111"11.'Iz : Cllarl"lIll , JCllklllll. uf Uro.
lIell tfow , Nuhrallka : Jo're.lerlel. 1/ / . . \rlhllr. ot
Hrokcli How. N"hraMka : 1Ialilul W.IluIIUrnHtIl.
of lIrokclIl1ow. N"hrailktq Charl"l1 W. WlllIli.
of Hrokell Bow. Nchralika. ,
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IS : NOW OPEN TO THri : : PUSJriIC :
HOT AI D COJ.JD BES / ? ' : . < .
FREE SAl\fPLI \ l OOlVIS:1tc'
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No\v \ and Second Hand Furni'iUi' ,
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' \Ve wish to notify OIU' many cltstomors that Wp
have ndded to OUI' stoek of .llal'dwure all kinds or
Nails , Staple al1d. Smoo'th Vvirs.
\Ve also hnvo .Mason Oity and l < 'em'ney flour ,
the host that can be had in thl' state. .
\Vo alwnys baye vlenty of feed aud haled hay.
Goods delivClled free t o any parl ; of the city.
'N { 1 rOlair furniture and frH me J > ictm'es.
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goods. This is one or tbe most complete stocks ; t.
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