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The jeweler's reputation is the
' . greater part of his capital. People
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the jeweler becau e he handles a
cOllll11olity 'with which they nre
110t faluillnr. Per this reason the
jeweler's reputntion is much harder -
er to keep unsu1lien than is that
of Rtly other tradesman.
I endeavor to buitl upon n soHd
foundation by making nothing but
truthful stalements in my stort' aqd
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Dunning.
Postmaster L. H. J < : wett' , of
Broken Bow. is in Dunning this
wcek. '
J. A. Owen pr\.lprietor of the
Dunning hotel went to Brokcn
How on Monday and for a three
days stay.
Mi.s : Eva Hellock has gone to
reside 1111 hcr homcstead south-
wc-t of Dunning.
Revercnd Evens was here to
fill his appointmcnt on Sunday
eveuing , but as a traveling
minister happened to be in town
he was invitcd by Mr. Evcns to
take th pulpit' , which he did I
and did it well.
. A crowd of Dunning young
people will attend an entertainment -
ment at Brewster' the 14th.
- The new hall b nearing com.
pletioh and one of the dances
will be held thcre on the l4t h.
Ths : will be the fir t time it is
pu t to use.
'rw.o danccs are announced for
the 14th. the dance busincss will
certainly be rushing.
'l'he play of "Tony the
Convid" is being practiced with
vigor. 'rhe date for its production -
duction has uot bcen"atJnounced.
but will probably be within th
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' \Ve have a limited number and they will gc llile bd cakcs.
Den't miss this ch'ince as they will not bc sold before or after
Ole above datcs at tbis price.
G. W. APPLE , Broken Bow.
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I' = = of BREAKFAST FOODS in Brol < en Bow. = =
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" ' - = = F orest C. lty 0 ats , : : > - 1 b package. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; Oc - : : : :
l' = = Shredded Whcat Buscuit. 15c , 2 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c : : : : :
Malta Vita , 15c , 2 for 25c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c : : :
: : : : Egg..O.Sec , 10c , 3 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c = =
E Petti-John , 15c. 2 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c = =
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t. = = Vitos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lc ) : : : : : :
= - = Quatl 0 ats. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c - : : : : : : :
( = = Ir. Price's. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c = =
E : Toasted Corn Flakes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOc = =
. = = IJuffed l ice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c : : : :
I = = Steel Cut Oats , pcr pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . 05c = =
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Union Hill.
August Pfrebm is husldng
corn today.
Nellie Snlivan tool < charge of
her school last 'l'uesda.r. I
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Charley Allison and family I
started , for Idaho last Monday. !
We understand that Mr. and ! .
Mrs. Bitters are improviug slowly
Lee Lecp and WHits Marsh
w.nt to Omaha with cattle last
weck. . .
Mr. R 3dJ. father oflrs. . 1-4afc
Harris , got h is arm , broken last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Deal visited with
Mr. alHI , I\lrs. Wm. l freht11
F'rid ay.
Mrs. II. Ash went to Brokcn
o'w last Saturday and \'isih d
ovcr Sunday.
Miss Dee Snlivan rcturned
bomc last Tuesday. after teach.
ing three , eeks for hcr sister.
Nellk.
John Winekcn says that people
shoultlnot be allowed to put up
, ice , as it brings cycloncs and hail
storms. '
We under:1tand that Hcnry
Pfrehm , of ' alworth has invcst-
ed in som' fine t horoug h bred
chickens.
Mrs. Lcwis Grim , of Grand
River , Iowa. mother of Mrs.
Henrr Pfrehm and I\lrs. Georg ( '
Semler , arrivcd in Sargent " d-
day night.
We 1'cIJret to learn that C. W
Buse has soleI his farm. wesl 01
We't ! Union. anti b ught fIcnr )
Jages farm across the dyer
l'hry will be greatly mis 'cd in
lhe ncighborhood. Especially
in Sunday school , as thl'y an. .
both good SUI1 < ay s heel worker. "
Sargent.
'l'hc coal famine is over for a
while i , Sargent.
J D , J. Semler has rccently
purchased another pice of land.
Cly e 'lctca1f is visi ting rela-
tivc : . 'in .Sargent for a few days
'rhcre was no show the other
tlight because the company bad
disbanded.
Those tbinldng the ice season
gone will be greatly relieved now
as this cold spell bas corpe on.
Orren Mutter has spld his
propcrty in Sargent anq will
move to Ord where he wiU worle
at the photograph bUJincss. !
\VIlli \ ! ) " City.
John Spencer finis'hed bis well
Saturday. Alfa Hummclrigbt
did the work.
Carl M. Anderson caPle hotne
from Callaway the lattcr part of
last week on accoqnt of the
Cour er-'rribunc being btllned
out. . We under tanl h will
ork for his brother in the Star
office.
Mr. Ondrack is moving' onto
Mr. Marley's rancb , northeast of
toW ! ) . ,
The Muddy was the h gbest
last Saturday it has been for
nea.rly . two years. Aud the
highest known in the winter timc
for many years.
'rhe gr/und , is hi the best Ct n-
dition it has been for some : y ars
past and , thc prospect is gooJ for
crops this year.
Joseph Gill has movcd into the
John Mulvaney house.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rummery
are rejoicing over the bitth of a I
girl baby , li\.bruary : 12. It is a
little early for a Valentine.
. Weinert Warble. .
Charley Davis was in Sargent
Saturda } ' .
Ada Bense , Burnice and Wil-
lard Piper and Hugh Campbell
called at Lee Town's Sunday.
Clarence Barnes spent Sunday
at Peter Case's.
George Hilton and R. D.
Campbell shipped hogs and cattle
last week.
John Shadden Sr. and Roy
Tow'1 went to Comstock Friday.
Ask Ama Pirnie bow she likcR
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that. new robe.
The revival mceting at Swiss
valley closed last week.
Rolla 'l'own , of Hound Valle ) ' ,
visited at home last week.
Dum-li'inley Roy llilton , l 'eb
9th , 1907 , r ge , 11 1110nths , of
bronchial phneumonia. 'rhe
sympathy of the community is
cxtended to the parents in tueir
bereavement.
Lee PArk Locat. .
Mr. and Mrs. li'crguf.on wcre
Sunllay callers at the home of
Mr. aud Mrs. Jno. Urban on last
Sunday.
Bad and muddy roads are
mostly discussed these days by
thosc havl11g hauling to do.
Mr. Swallwood who went to
the : Pacific Coast last year has
returncd to this country to attend
to bis affairs bcn nceding his
a Hen tion. lIe reports fiuc
weather on the Coast.
Mr' . John Urban has a public
sal ? advertised. We hope to sce
a large crowd of inthusiastic
buyers thcrc the day Of the sale.
.Mr. 'I'od Marsh , shippcd one
car load of cattle last week.
Mrs. Jno. Wall returned last
Saturdaj' from Eurcka Springs
where shc wcnt somc wcel < s ago
for her hcal the
Several of our farmers ha\'e
corn ungethtt' ! d and now sinc
the snow has gone will impro\'e
the opportunity in gl'tting it
gathered.
Z\.ombrota Zephyrs.
Mrs. Oscar 'I'appon atlll family \'isited
at her hrothers , Clarence Frnllklills , last
Suuday afterhoou , ntlll her friends nre
pleaser ! to see her Ollt once more : after I
hcr IOllg s kness.
Nine McComas hns the cortlIske's \ \ \
in his lieltl this wee .
John } \oo : ers fl\l1ler 111hmther. \ \ .
'Frank Koozer arrived I\cre \ QI1 1'I i\ last
Friday cvenin , returtllng to 1encsan
Tucsdqy mortling.
Joy I'oonr ; cJ\fpecls to h11sk COrti for
Henry lIIackwcll.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson was \'isitiug at
Henry Johllsotl Il few ( Inn Illst week. l
Mr. al\ll l\trq , " W. W. BIshop unll
Ilau hter ! lliss Zoc'isitcd at JollI\
: : ; tcwllrt's 1o\st \ Fritla ) ' .
el\l EatAl Tran.fer. . .
The following real estate trans-
.rers have becn recorded in the
olIice of the register of dee < 1s
since January 3.0th.
Nellic H. Wcbsler , a wit'oto '
5amh A. McCleall , n of lots 23
111\11 24 81\11 a1l10l 22. l.ilo. k ill
A. W GJnl > 's alltli\ion \ , orIgin-
. \ ] town of Bro clI Bow- . . . , . . . \ 1000 00
Henry G Stokes 1'1\1\ \ \ wife to
Lc'i. . . N. Kenncly , ( ' sw 26.19-
18-8J IIcrCII. . . . . . . . . . . . , . " . 12)0 00
William D. I1all all ( i. wife , to
r.ewls N , Kcnlllly , eYz lie. lie se
. 4.Yz IIW , IIsw 3 : ; . s se 27 ,
s ne , w ! se ,6.J9-IS , 48. > IIcrc , 38 : > 0 00
l.cwis N. Kennely 111111 wife to
Henry G. Stokes , sj nc 26 , parcel
in nse 26-19.18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1316 00
William Poland antl wife tQ
Joh D. J. Semler , l1W ; P' O'I . . . , 2000 00
Gcorgg 1\1. Ellwnnll allll WIfe
to William R. ohr , part of lots
18 , block 9 , in Mertla , Neh. . " 2000 00
o lando S. l'ulliam anl wife
to Vinnie May Thompson , par.
eel in IIW se 3' 19 la. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,0 00
Charles Nicolai anll wife to
William Poland , nw 32-20-18. . . . 15 00
Lincoln Land Comp ny I''to
Jcssie Plrkison , lot 18 , block 20 ! ,
originf\1 \ town of Anselmo. . . . . . . 50 00
William II. Smith ntlll wife to
Oli\'e ! If. Amsherry , ei of the
south 140 feet , 1.I . ck o pf l\1I\SQ \ 1 o 00
S. K. Warricl ) . tI\ ( \ 'wife to \
Ellgclic n. Niles , I'i IiW : , )3111111 ui
IIW 20 15-24. . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 1200 00
1\1enl1 Warrington and hus-
'band to Adna D. Elliolt , parcel
100X140 feet , se se 31-15-17. . . 40000
Olive 1\1. Amsherry and hns-
1and to John D. Sims , south 140
feet w Yz hlock 10 1\Iason. . . . . . . . 1150 00
James H. Sloggelt and wifc to
George A. Hirth , lots < \ alll5 in
block 99 raUron(1 addition tQ
rokcn Bow. . , . . . . I , . . , , , . . . " 3200 00
Godfr y Nauscl aud wife to
L1II1I111. . Pierce si sw 'J7 , w H I
nw 34 , nltlo nw 33.16.25 , 320ncres 2000 00
HRS1J\I1Q Anderson ann wife to
Ella 1\1. 'I'rew , sw 3J-Q-lg. . . . . 3000 00
Annn Slogel , a witbw , to I.onis
J. TOlllcs anll Klltil : l\i. , 1111 n :
3-17-18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3500 00
'fhe First Natioual Bank of I
Broken How , Nchr , to I.onis J.
TOllles , sw 3lj-18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00 ou
George 1\1. Htlwanls IInll wife
to William R , I.ohr si sc , sJ sw , I
3-17.22. A\so \ IIW 10-17-22 , . . . . . 6000 00
Charles H Clevcland JIIl wife
to Charles A. Granger , nYz nw
26 and ei se 27 and sw 27' and
lots 5 and 8 , section 28 au(1 lots
.1 md : 5 34.19-17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4500 00
Franklin Draper IIncl wife to
Ellis Hanson , lots 3 , 4 , 5. 6 , 7,8 , I
I ) , 10 , 11 and 12 in block 3H in the
to..n of Oconto . . . . . . . . . . . 600 00' '
William E. Willard , single , to
Phil tus A. Wulton , lols 19 and
20 in hlock 13 the original
town of Broken Bow. . . . . . . . . . . . 150 00
D.1\'ill IIanna and Ella his wife I
to F. A. Gadelllan se 414,23 : . . . 500 00
Theodore L. Phelps nlHl wIfe
t I G. Hovcr. nw 19'14.24 , 1350 00'
1 ( . A. Wight , single , to Iwnes I
aJ\ll\1arl lIcCo : ) ' , s nw , w I
sw 1-15.24 . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 30 00
Hrnest w. rester , siugle to I
Richard Hall , lots I , 2 , 3 AlHl 4
in block 15 , original town of
AlBIe ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1450 00
Reuhen G. Applegarth aud I
\ \ ifc to I.eonllnl I. . Dally lots 10 ,
11 and 12 in hlock 14 in the NOlth 1
Ansl.ey Townsile Company's 1st ,
Addltton to Ansler. . . . . . . . . . . . 1600 00
WilIiElln D. 111111 11wife to
GeorgeW. Anknc ) ' , lots 13 , blo k
12 , original town of Sargent. . . . . 35 00
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R GlfLAR VALUES 150 , 20c , 25c , 350.
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CnHI at Bowcn's. < JUl' I I U ( ) 1 r he 25c. fincst-
FEED The last chance for this season ] OCK and
Q } ? to get your jug full , of pure apple BAHHEL
ALL KINDS juce-tbe celebrated Heel Jac1 < et SALT
-sweet cider at 40c a gallon. It - for stock.
COHN , is healthy. It IS pure. It is the
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of salt
SUOWl'S , to-day. Won't last long" .
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The price of
GINGgR cream'
SNPS
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3 lbs for
25 cents. of Jat1uarr
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JEI4-O , wit'h us .
All
Flavors A vcry
at 10 ccnts
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20 cents Just r ce'ed it fre5h invoice of ring your
per pound. the celebrated Mountain Navel cream to us
Orang s. 'l'ltcy are brifht. ! g ) Od this season.
" color. JUcy and chea p 111 ) > ne.
; ) A NCY rJ S 30 , 35 , 40. 45. 50. : a dc'.en. : It means
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for 25c , Tablets , Ink , Pendls , P m , ] c. Jour pockets.
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