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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1907)
K , , . ' . , . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . . . . _ : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l. ! \ L. I. . : : : . . : : . . : : -r. ' . . , t . -c"R : Russom left Sunday for . . Oklahoma. , . P. J. Simonson has engaged in the stock business here. , Mrs. J. M. Fodge is visiting in it' ! --odi with A. B. Cornish and fam- ; . 11y. \ I Ii' . M. Sharp , of Dunning , was I luoking after business in this city Saturday. I , : . 'rhe Ladies' Library associ a- . ' ' ' ' ' tion intend giving a fair in the . . " . , near future. " , , , . " . .1' . . . . , Miss Louise Martin of Missouri . Valley , Iowa , is visiting with Dan Bweeney. F. M. Currie lcft for Mexico f , luring the week to look aftcr his mining prospects. Mrs. Elgin Beal and her father Mr. Levi Poor , are visiting with friends in Missouri. A. W. Drake , who has been ill duriu'g the past two wceks is able y ) be Gown town agai . Miss Florence Hutchinson left for Sea Ulc last weelc to spcnd the winter with friends. Mr. J. J. Tooley of the Ansel- mo'State Bank made this office a business call Saturday night. We are informcd that the ladies of the Baptist church will serve dinners on election day as usual : A cement walk has been put - dowu in front of the Williams propcrty , on Grace and Second avcnue. . . Carl Brown , a druggist from Mason City , was in town Monday . calling on his cousin Mr. Glenn MacMillan. ' \ D. M. Amsberry left Monday night to attend the Baptist convention - vention at Ha ticgs , which is in session there this week. ) The Round Valley stage man " . . . . , had an accident 'ruesday , his horses running a way and smashing - I ing u things considerably. l I 1 < Curtis Douglas , a skilled em- . .V . ployee of Wall's tonsorial parlor , is spwding a couple of weeks in Omaha , Grand Island and Ord. R. T. Walker of HiU City , S. D. , was in the city during the week drumming up mining business - ness and attending to other ma t- terse t John Kearns and family have moved all their household effects to Broken Bow from Comstock and will make this their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Omston , of Oil City , Pa. , were callers on friends here during the week , on their way home from Mexico and coast poin t8. , The Broken Bow grain elevators - tors are undergoing , a fresh coat of paint this week. 'fhe city hall is still a dun color-undone as it were. Glenn McMillan , of the Baiscb pharmacy , lcift for Mason City , .Nebraska , yesterday , to take charge of Mr. Duke's drug store during his illness. 1'1'1. 14. Amsberrv and Leslie Clay , of Ansley , w re in the cit } Saturday on business before th ( I : ' , . county board in connection witI : . the Hom.el road case. Hev. J. D. Brady , Mrs. Willi ! : . . ' Cad well and Hay Cad well , lefl for llastings Monday morning tc attend the Baptist State com'cn' l on , now in ! : 'cs.ion there. I The following persons fron Dunning 'Were 111 town FridaJ i and made final proof on thei I onginal homesteads : Willian I E. Harris , Wm. W. Parson ! ; , R . . Blakeley and J. W. Dlakd j' and 1 John J. Mandeville. , The first number of tbe Y. P 1. . . . S. C. E. entertainment coms' ' will be given at the re\11 ple t hea . tre , 'l'l1ursday evening' , Octobc ; 24. It will be a lect re by th I ! noted lee urer , Dr" Fox. Seaso : tickets , $2.00 ; single adnl1Ss 'ol1 50c. 50c.At At the Republican caucus he I , in the conrt house last Saturda the followin ( ! tic1et was nomina ted : Clerk , J. S. McGraw ; JU ! tice the Peace , Emil G. Sch win . and J. M. Fodg ( : ; 'rreasurer , J ; . S. Molyncux. Judges and c1crli , . ; i of election wer also recommenl . " " cd. t This is : l busy time among : the farmers in this section. Fa wheat is being sown by nearl - all the farmers and in larg , tracts than previous years. Som " 1 ; ' ' ' I . : ; ' are digging their potatoes , whiJ " others are busy snapping corl . Most of the corn between hel v \ and I lund Valley wi11 go fort bushels to the acre. . . . . < < . . . " . Mr. ami Mrs. J.V. . Clay are rcjoicing over the arrival of a boy baby in their home Tuesday. Mrs. W. S. Kennedy went' to Halsev last Friday and visited her s n , Ellis , who is the mcr- cbant prince of hat burg. . ' 1'om Stuckey bas accepted a position with the Watts News and Music Co. , and is ever alcrt to attend the wants of patrons. Mrs. C. H. Harbaugb , Mrs. C. W. Beal and a sister of C. W. Willis arrived in the city today from Decatur , Illinois , on a visit. The Sixth and Seventh grades of the Brolen Bow schools have organized a football team and will make the hair fly before the season cnds. H. M. Pickens of Berwyn , who with his son has been visiting at his old home in York state for the past tbree wceks . , returned l10me today. W. W. Burton , of Merna , is in the city on a busincss missio'l today and declares that his town is rapidly grow1l1g to be the best in the county. \V. M. Vannice and wife returned - turned from a seven weels' visit in Iowa and Missouri. ' 1'hey visited their old home in Burlington - ton , Iowa , the firlt : : time in many years. Some people kick about delays in getting telephone calls. If they would think ior a moment that even with delay the servicc is worth the price as it usually beats the time of making personal trip-or writing a letter. Fred Baisch reached hem Tuesday from a visit of a month at Denver and vicinity "nd reports an exceedingly plcasant trip , wl1ile his looks indicate that bis stay in that high altitude - tude greatly bencfitte his health. Ed. Walton. who has been in Obio for the past seven years arrived in the city last Friday evt ! ing on a visit with relatives. He is a son of P. A. Walton and was for a number of years a resident - dent of this city where he bas a host of friends. Those of our citizens wbo vi - ited Omaha last week during the Ak-sar-ben carnival , report an unusua1'1y large crowd of visitors and numcrous pockets relieved of purses , yet withal a hilaI ous aggregation of humanity from all parts of the state. 'rhe cement walk between the Custer National bank and depot will be completed tbis week. The city authorities have certainly - tainly earne the plaudits of our people for baving pushed the building of cement and brick wal1s and crossings this year , and it is predicted that by tbe end of ncxt year every board walk in Broken Bow will have I given place to cemcnt or brick. S. P. Great , preddent of the Broken Bow & Western railroad company spent Monday and Tue- ! day along the line survcyed and is highly pleased with tite route . selected from Brolten Bow to Loup City , as it traverses gr un'l where but few cuts and very httle filling will be necccssarv , thereby greatly reducing the cost of con. struction. He says the compauy expects to have a good share of I he rading done be fore t be close of 1907. 'rhe board of supervisors , aftcr a session of a week , adjourned yesterday evening to meet agail1 on December 17th. The seSSiOn , although short , was a fierce one , . a great volume of business being I transacted and that new penciJ sharpened to a point by Deputy Clerk Osborne was worn to frizzle in recording the proceed , e ings. 'l'he sessi n wits - ir - fact - so strenuous that afte ] r the first day Supervisor Morrh e did not have to brush th ( 11 hair back on bis forehead. II stood straigbt up. Joe Dagen , an employe of tlJ ( Broken Bow MillingCo. , met wiU an accident last Saturday after. noon which may loose him th ( use of his right hand. He wa ! standing with his hand restin ! on one of the wheat elevatin ! cups when the machinery wa : started and his hand and arn wa drawn into the casing. 'rh , cups are attached to the belt onl' a short distance apart and h unable to free his arm unti the eng-ine was stopped , bu before this could be done mor , than a hundred and fifty cup 1. bad passed over and cut and fear futIy lacerated his hand and anll the cords in the two middl fingers being completly severed " - It - ; Mr. - and Mrs. Walter Hurris - I left tbis week for a hunting trip j in the snndhills. I Word was recei ved here Wednesday - nesday night of the death of F. N. Slater , brother of Mrs. Frnnk Hublee. He was a railroad firc- man amI was killed in an - dent at Boone , Iowa. acci-I Cashier Picllett , of the Security State bank , was splitting kindling - ing ycsterday whan a piece which he had severed attcmpted to cross his nosc on the bridge and , from a ppearances , succeeded. The stick was not heavy cnough to break the bridge , but of suflicient weight to bend it to a certain extent. 1. A. Rencau rcturned this morning from South Omaha whcre he purchased a bunch of ninety head of young steers which he expects will arrive this aftcrnoon and bc takcn out to the rancb. He says they are , without exceptions the best bunch-taken whole-he - as a - has ever lurchdsed. ? oM- . m ss x m ! BUSINESS POINTERS. i < < Ii m 't ( mm't : , ! Drs. Farnsworth & Beck- Dentists. - - - - - For all kinds of gooll coal go to tbe West l levator. 14tf - - - Another shipment ot couchcs just rcceived direct from factory at Konkel's. Go to J. W. Scott's for unadulterated - adulterated flour-purc , just as tbc wheat growed. Dr. Bass , Dentist. OverMcComRs' Broken castings are brazed together - gether and' guaranteed , at Lloyd & Hucklcberrys' . Let us be your printer. The good kind of printingonly. . Clean Seed I ve for sale 1 t the - West Elevator 14tf. - . Heating stoves that heat and do not waste fuel. If that's thc kind you want call on S. P. Great & Co. The largest line in the city to select from. I am making farm loans at 5 per cent interest. J AltRS LEDWICII , 25tf Broken Bow , Neb. If you have a stove that necds repairing just call at the Bicycle sbop. ROOMS FOIt RUNT-Inquire at residence. G. GUYLE. l tf FOH SAI.nHorsc , buggy , barness , saddle and cow. 13tf J. A. AR\1QUR ; , For Sale-German heater stove nearly new. See Nels Lee. - - It bebooves everyone , both rich and poor , to use stoves that save fuel. That is tbe kind-and the only kind-So P. Great & Co. , are offering for sale. Hubber tires put o baby car- riages. 'Ve have a machine for putting them on and can guarantee - tee a tight fit.-Lloyd & Huc1de- berry. FOR RRN'1'-320"acre - " farm 10 mtles southwest of Broken Bow , all table land , 250 acres broken , I good improvemcnts. Call at once. Chas. Scholz , Broken Bow. Another shipment or' Rocking chairs just received at Konk l's . dir ct trom the factory at factory priccs. I am making farro loans 'at 5 per cent intcrcst. l JAMES LttDwtCH , 25tf Broken Bo .v , Neb. I II I Now is the time of the ycar the sewing machine is most used and a dirty , hard running sewing machine is very annoying. Lloyd , & Huckleberry will make it rUll like a new one. - - - Hememblr Konkcl is head. quarters for cbairs of all kimh and prices. H-lf I am making farms loans at per cent inter st. J AMItS LEDWICH , Brokcn Bow , Neb. The Victor extension dining room tables are the kind that do 110t require a bunch of extr l leaves. Simply pull apart the table and the extra leaf colt1e into the space. It you intend purching an extension tablc don'l 1 do it until you bave exanl1ne ( the Victor. S. P. GltOA'1' & Co" sole agcnts for Brokcn Bow. 17 , ' 1'he old reliable Custer Count ) Abstract Co. wi11 make your ab. stracts at reasonable rates , ex. mine titles to land , bring suit t < quiet title , assist you in perfect. ing title to your land. WILLIS CADWIU.L , Bonded Abstracter. _ . . . . . - - " ' - -'I' > ? New Repnir Shop. IIa\.ing pnrcha ed the Sitnol1- son rcpair shop and mo\'cd to thc Security State BanI ! hlock , we are now prepared to do all kind of repair work , including bicycles , gnns , sewing machincs und lig'ht lIIach 1\cry. \ A IH'W lathe has becn installed. We are alsu agents for' the best individual - dividual gas lighting plant lIIal1u- factnred. Your pntronn ! " , so. lici ted. 17-18 LI.OYD & UUCKI.Itl1ltHH\ ' . Grent Poland-Chinn Dispersion Snle. On account of rcmoval from State will sell the greatcr part of my fine Perfection-Sunshine herd. Hogs neithcr overly coarsc nor too small , t he best money- makers. I havc ideal shape and size. All agcs to select from at bottom figures Writc for prices. Dispcrsion sale 'ruesday , November - ber 12th. . J. M. TI'l''l'IWINGTON , Cairo , Nebr. 110\1) NO'l'WI' : , ' 1'0 WhOIl1 lll\1a ) ' COllccrll : 'l'he COlllllllssloncr allllollltclito vlcw a till rClortIIOII \ thc eX\lcll\clIl't \ \ of cstalillshlnt ; a 1'0(1lct ; } Uoncil tor b ) ' II , I. . 1:1I11I\lchl : \ , ct al. a road comll1Cncltl al the SlIlItflwesl ctlrllcr of the se1. ( , NectlollO : , townshlll III , r\I1e ! , anll nllllllll thcllce lIorth 1. IIIlle to celltcl' corner of Naill scctlon u allli thence In a lIorthcastcrl ' dlrcctlon to the roall as 11011' lravcled , to thc northcast corllCl' of I'll' , lion 17 , towl1shl\l \ 10 , rall , e. . : ! , allll thcllce easl about I'll mils to l"Ollnl.'ct with lalll out roall accorlllllg tu I'lat alllillcill notcs on 11I1' has rellorlellill fa\'ur of the CSlahlllhll1l'lIllhl'\'l" : of III this otllle : and all ohJectiolls thereto , u\ ' claims for 11ama/cs. IIIU t be IIlcll In till' Cllll1\ty clerk'N olllee on or he forI' l\\Ion of thl' IHh 11ay of IJcCClI1bl'f , 1\\11,01' \ such 1'0.111 . will bc csta1lIshell , without rcferel1\'l' thcrcto , In Wilness Whcreof , I have hl'reullto sct my hal1\l allil seal of saltl county , this lOth tlay of Octobcr , 1\101 \ , lm.\J. , ] , IOS. l'Inl\1\N. County Clcrl. , 1"lrtlt i'ub. Oct. 1O.0t - - - - - - Delinquent.T ax Notice. ' 1'0 All Whum It JlJay COllcern : You arc hcreby notl\lcil \ that thc followln/ : descrlbclllan s , lots. tracts , 1,1ecI's or par , eels of lands alll110ll : : , or 1'011 lII\1ch thl'rcof as arc not \ laitl11I , 011 J\lIIJHlay , No\'clllber I , 1\101. at thc county trca"l1rcr's olllel ! . IIt'okcn 1IoCustcr cOUllty , Nchraska , bc oillcrell for sale for thc taxcs , bllcelal asscssmcllts , Interesls , 11ena1llcs anti eosls thcrcoll for thc ycar WOO. AIJt1 to JIIon tax tcnllcr l'cnt from "lay 1st , IOU1 , amI : ! o ccnb. for c'4ch ' l' erIJltllln of lantl a 1111 10 cellts for cal'll to\\'nlot. ] ' : xlilanations of a h It I' C v I a t lonl"n : \ , " I\tatHs for north half ; " 1\12" \ titand fOI" ollth half ; "w " ! > t : IIS for wcst half : ei ! sllIl1ls : for cast half : "nc" stalll1s for northcast Iluartcr , , : "nw" slantls for northwcl\tlllllrtcr \ : : ' ' \ \ ' slantls fOl' southwcsl IllIartll' ; "IiC" stands for southcast IllIarter ; "Ill" stalllis fot' lIart. . "ft" statHltI for fcct ; "scc" tanlls for scctlon : " , " stanlls for Ilol1ar ! > . "lllstalllis : \ for ccuts ; "It" I\latHIs \ for lot ; "hlk" statHis for hlock : "alill" tautls for atlilltlon : "Inc" stan s for Inl luslvc : "u" stalHls for IlOrlh' " 1'1" slantls for ! > ollth : "c" I\lull1s for cast ; 'wl stalHls for wcst : "hf" tantls for half : " ( II' ' ' ! > tanlls for Iuartcr. ) . , , JOlIN CAgNBB , 'l'rea lIrcr of cu tCI' County. Ncbra ka. ( colltlnuctl on ncxtla c ! 'I---- - - - . . . - ' ; . . ' : : . , 'It1 ' s siIJ sii . . t COOD QUALITY LOW PRICES ! 'l'hese m'e two essentials in groceries and provisions - visions and its the text to which we have n.l- . ways ndhered. Not unly has it always been . our watchword , but it shall continue to be as all wi1lleal'll by an order placed here-either f personally , by phone or lettor. THE A D V OD t " , BROKEN BOW. , \ _ . .Ifi . 9 _ . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . nnll practically usefnlness arc studied in the lIIanufacture of our household furnilure. Elc- glint desiglls in the 1II0st llueahle hard wootls , a\ll \ close attention paielto thc carcful fiulshing of every dClnll , II llllsolllc louuges 11I111 couchcs , ccntcr tahles , par- I lor Rllll diuiu . .roUI.choirs . , huf- i fcls , etc" in tnsteeul styles that , - express Ulodern IIleas , . Hvcrythlng to ornlllllcnl the hOUle 1111(1 at I prices lIIosttcUlpting ntlll attractive. i D. c. K 0 N K E L. I The Furniture Dealer i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . - _ _ _ _ .w _ - - - - - ! 22 ? ' ? $ . . 1a,2 ; : . . 0.0 . \ Are , 'OU EarnimlE $100 \ 'or MOlme"Each Month ? 'Yhy don't yon ( arn the above amount each month ? . "Thy don't yon place yourself in a position to demand and get. from . nooo to 85000 salary each year' ? 'Vhy do you pay a Correspondent School S3G for its course when you can buy our plan for S2.00' ? Why can't yon learn aH readily from a text-book giving the course thoroughly and in a complete , : plain way , as from a . correspondence School I sending- one lesson at a time' ? Do you consider it worth'while to spe11(1.$2.00 in order to place yourself - self in a position to earn perhaps twice , as much each mont.h as you are now. Are , you a Olerk. Bookkeeper. 'l'elegraph Operator , Lawyer , Banker. . No matter what. you do , a t.1lorough COl11"F1' ; of 8110rt.ha11(1 will make you worth more. If you are a farmer it will he a g-ood t.hing ) teach your son or your daughter. No one knows when it. may hecmnc handy and you may not always . stay . on t.he farm. 1 hC' demand for good st.enog-raphers is always greater than the supply and the salary is from $ lf , OO to tjO. ; ( ) ( ) a week ; often more : Court Heporters I earn from 8:2000 : to $10,000 pel" year. ' .L'w ] Heporter for the United States enate receives $2,000 : for his Herv ces and t.he Commercial Shorthand writer receives from 850 to 8100 a month for ordinary ofIice work. Wage earners of every class who wish to advance in their present positions - tions , or are dissatisfied and wish to tal e up other and more lucrative work can do no better than to perfect. t.hemselves in Shorthand. Have you stopped to consider t.hat. if you learn Shorthand hy our course and in that. way you get but SJ 0 more salary each month , it will mean at the end of the year 8120 , the chances are it will be more than that' ? Isn't the study and investment. of hut. : : ; 2 worth while' ? ehis olrer holds good ten days from the issue of this paper only. If you see any value in it. , huy now. Hl'nd draft or posloilice order of 82 and yon will n.ceive inst.ructions promptly. Harlem Book Co. $2 204 Douglas Block 00 1f2 . . 001 _ 0 M A Ii A , N E B RIA..S K A . . - I "
