THE REPUBLICAN , oustJSR COUNTY , NEBRASKA.
flecker
" 5TOTJ
PERSONAL AND
OTHERWISE.
NEWS GATHERED BY THE RE
PUBLICAN REPORTERS.
We Want All The News All The Time.
If n Friend is Visiting Tell It.
.lust a Strmll Bunch
For Tim Week.
G. It. Pcaman of Yucahill was
in the city Sunday.
A. J. Kccd of Mcrna was in
the city on business Saturday.
S. B. McKenty of Ansley was
in the city on business Friday.
S. C. Walden of Callawayvrs
in the city on business Tuesday.
LoreM Blixt of Callaway was
in the city on business Tuesday.
II. B. Longmore of Callaway
was in the city on business Fri
day.
day.W.
W. A. Kichardson of Ansel mo
was in the city on business Satur
day.
II. P. Gates of Gates was in
in the city on business Wednes-
/ day.II.
} II. A. Wilke of Walworth was
transacting business in the city
Saturday.
Itoss and Frank Lohr of Mcrna
were transacting business in the
city Friday.
W. E. Evans of Mason city
was in the city transacting business -
* x ness Tuesday.
R. D. Campbell of Weisscrt
was transacting business in the
city Tuesday.
Jim and Dominic Foran of
Anselmo were in the city on
business Tuesday.
The Baptist ladies will serve
dinner and supper at the Temple
Theatre on election da } ' .
A. J. Ricklc and wife of Com
stock were transacting business
in the city the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 ? . J. Sharpe of
the Buckeye Ranch were in the
city Sunday visiting at Mrs. F.
II. Reed's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McComas
left Monday for Chicago. They
will spend a couple of weeks
visiting in Ohio.
The Ladies Guild will give
their annual Hallowe'en enter
tainment at the opera house ,
Friday evening Oct. 30. Taylors
orchestra will lunmh the music
Willie O'Bryau of Callaway
was in the city Tuesday.
A. Shcrbcck of Ansley was in
the city on business Tnesdaj' .
W. Barker of Callaway was in
the city on business Saturday.
Port Worth of Merna was in
the city on business Monday.
Robert Johnson of Sargent was
in the city on business Satuiday.
Luther Miller returned Mon
day from a ten days trip to his
father's hotnc in Iowa.
Mrs. A. L. Morgan and Mrs.
Byron Morgan of Cutnro came in
Friday for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Pigman and return
ed home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Molyneaux
loft Monday night for a short
visit with her sister , Mrs. Dicrks
in Lincoln. They will take ad
vantage of the opportunity to
see Ben Ilur.
Mrs. Leui Clay died last Fri
day night at Longmark , Cole
rado. Her body was shipped to
Ansley last Sunday for burial.
She had a number of relatives in
this country and leaves a hus
band and little girl to mourn her
loss.
Judge Humphrey spoke to a
good sixed audience at Mcrna
Tuesday evening. The fanners
were well represented in the
audience and they showed an
unusual interest in the meeting
Joseph Pigman accompanied the
Judge to Merna.
TIou G II Kiusey , Republi
can candidate for State Senator ,
was in the city Tuesday evening
and made this office a friendly
call. lie left Wednesday morn
ing for Dunning and other points
in the northwestern part of this
senatorial district.
A part of the HRPUUWCAN
force was kept busy the first of
the week "ditching" a lot of old
type in the office and getting
thinns in a little better order ,
This old type will be shipped in
and exchanged for new type and
then ( he office will be bettei
equipped for ad and job purposes ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott re
tuned Monday from a three
weeks visit at Ilumboldt , Ncbr
They report the weather ven
dry at Ilumboldt. The people o !
that vicinity have not had" i
rain for nine weeks and tin
small grain sowed this fall layi
in I'mdust waiting for a rain.
Fruits AX ! ) Groceries.
Apples Everything
Peaches In The
Plums Grocery
Line You
Pears
Berries Can Wish
Etc. For.
Kruits by the crate or in smaller quantities.
Just right for canning.
Pealc
Broken Bow. Nebraska ,
Editor F. C Pinch and wife of
Mcrna were in the city Monday.
P. J. Stcigcr of Callaway was
in the city on business Tuesday.
B. Francis of Round Valley
was in the city on business Tues
day.
Louis and William TIaumont
of Elton were in the city Satur
day.
13. 13. Ryan of Callaway transacting
acting- business in the city Tucs
day-
dayF
F , G. Perkins of Berwyn was
transacting business in the city
Saturday.
Ed M. Scott of AtHelni' ) was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday.
F. C. 13mbree of Mcrna was
transacting1 business in the city
Monday.
A. 13. Ilartlc } * of Sargent was
transacting1 business in the city
Saturday.
J. J. Tooley of Anselino was
in the city on business the first
of the week.
J. D. Shaw and Charles Shaw
of Sargont were in the city on
business Saturday.
Lan and Barnard McNulty of
Oconto were in the city Monday
and Tuesday on business.
J. S. Wilson and R. 13. Wilson
of Wcissert were transacting
business in the city Saturday.
W. J. Taylor of Merna , fusion
candidate for Representative ,
was in the city looking- for votes
the first of the week.
E. Miller of Sargent , fusion
candidate for State Represent
ativc , was in the city the first of
the week tryingto get a few
extra votes.
Judge B. K. Good of Wahoo
was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. Judge Good is the
man who sentenced Mrs. Lillic
for the murder of her husband.
J. A. Ollis of Ord , fusion can
didate for State Senator was in
the city the first of week looking
after the fusion interests in Bro
ken Bow.
J II. Brown of Ansley was
in the city on business Wednes
day. He recently returned from
Oklahoma in order to vote in
Cuatcr County where his vote is
going to be needed.
Judge Tibbies of Omaha , can
lidate for Vice-President on the
Populist ticket in l'J04 , was in
the city Saturday and made a
Democratic speech from a him
ber wagon on the street. He
lias been making a school house
canvass of this senatorial
district.
The Standard Bridge Company
has notified the County Board
that they will have the material
on the ground for the construction
of the Sargent Steel bridge this
week. The bridge should ac
cording to the contract been fin
ished the 15th of this month and
the Board notified them that
they would be held responsible
for all damages and extra expense
occasioned by their failure to
fulfill their contract.
The opening meeting of the
Chautauqua circle last Monday
aiternoon was held at the home
of Mrs. Homer Bruce. Mrs.
Xandcrs was elected critic. The
officers are Mrs. Ilauuiont , presi
dent , Mrs. Homer Bruce , vice
president ; Mrs. Morten , secre
tary. The nexT meeting Mon-
j day Oct. 2fi , will be with Mrs.
Clyde Carlos. The circle are
studying the foundation ol
Modern Europe.
There was a very pretty wed
ding at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wash Kankin one mile
north of the city Tuesday afternoon -
\ noon at 3 o'clock when Mr ,
, Ernest E. Kyan and Miss Mae C ,
Kclacy , both of LoUi , were
united in marriage. Rev. Johi
.D. Brady oukialcd. After th <
ceremony and congratulation !
the party sat down to a bountifu
dinner which Mrs. Rankin ha <
prepared. The happy couple n
turned to L ° di where they wil
mate their i.e.me on a larm
The best wishes of their Brokei
Bow friends go with them.
Dr. Bowcn of Sargent was in
the City on business Tuesday.
E. Klccb of Round Valley w. *
in the oily on business Tuesday
J. 11. Brown of nslcy wa * in
the city on business Wednesday.
He recently returned from Okla
homa in order to vote ii Cuskr
Count ) ' \vhcre his vote i going
to be needed.
County Superintendent Pinck-
ncy has sent out a letter to all of
the teachers in the County call
ing their attention to a number
of things of interest to them ,
lie urges them to attend the
State teachers mi'ctings to be
held in Lincoln in November
and asks them to try to get their
pupils to send school exhibits to
the Corn Exposition in Omaha.
A. 13. Anderson has been
greatly improving the appear
ance of his store building by
putting in a plate glass front.
A number of the business mm
have been looking it over and
some of them arc talking of put
ting in plate glass in their store
buildings. The plate glass im
proves the appearance of the
building and gives more light.
BUSINESS POINTEMS.
1 have now arranged to take
care of a general collection busi
ness , having secured a competent
clerk and stenographer , and ill
collections will receive prompt
and energetic attention.
20-tf N. T. GAUD
FOK SAI.U Bargain , fur-lined
overcoat , also heavy lap robe.
20 2t DK. CHKISTKNSKN.
Dr. Bass , Dentist. Over McComas'
See Dr. Talbot for Rambler
and Mitchell Automobiles.
House for rent in northwest
corner of city. Apply to Win.
Stewart on the premises. 20 tf
Drs. Farnsworth & Beck
Dentists.
A good girl for general house
work at good wages wanted at
Mrs. A. E. Candy's. IS-tf
STKAYKD One bay gelding ,
4 years old. II id on a i aw hide
head-stall Please notify II. M.
PSnckncy , Broken Bow. 20-tf
Meet me at the P'iconix. That
is where you get the jfood things
o cat. C. II. Kennedy lives
here. W 2t.
Martha K. Dill , instructor of
ianoforte. Lessons $10.00 per
hnn of twenty lesson > . Studio
Zander residence. 18-U
A second grade certificate can
secured in one year by a
cventh or eighth grade pupil at
uster College. Kail term bc-
ins Sept 21 in our new brick
building. Write for catalog.
luirnished rooms with board
5.00 per week. Table board
4 00 per week. MKS. DIM. .
18-41 Builder residence.
For Sale- .
Six good rcs.dcnce properties
n Broken Bow. Apply to I. A.
Coleman. IS-tf
WANTKP. - Success Magazine
cquircs the services of a man in
Broken Bow to look after cxpir-
ng subscriptions and to secure
new business by means of special
ncthods unusually effective ;
position permanent ; prefer one
with experience , but would con-
ider any applicant with good
natural qualifiact ons ; salary
$1.50 per day , with commission
option. Address , with refer
ences , R. C. Peacock , Room 102 ,
Success Magazine I'ldg. , New
York. 1'J-tf
EDWARD DODD
.Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of uomen n Specialty. Of
ficc phone 260 Uesideme 2)8. ) All cas
es promptly attended.
JOHN DELANS
Blacksmith and Wagon She |
The best Automatic steul end gate
for sale.
Tfie-City Bakery
for nil kinds of
BAKERY - SUPPllUb
Wholtsale mid Retail.
Watch our show window fee
SPECIAL CASE BARGAINS
Qlff SATURDAYS.
Splendid assortment , of standard sixod Hugs.
Best line of Case floods on Marth ,
Murphy ( Chairs speak For Hiomselvi's.
Consult us For special prices on
Leather Upholstered Goods.
Window Shades , Stair Pads and Hods.
A ' 18-piere Dinner Set , with every § 75 cash pur
chase. Keep an eye on our store there's going
to lieintf something doing .
L ,
THE FURNITURE W1AW.
SILAS A. HOLOOMH Mi ) WIN I-1. MYKUH
HOLCOMB & MYERS
ATTORNEYS
Special attention given to litigated matters , pro
bate matters and collections.
Ollice in Myers Building. Broken Bo\v , Nehr
SSEffi 3iiSa'SE33 K
Successor to BOWMAN & ANDERSON.
At the OLD STAND. '
Real Instate. City Lots and Property bought and so' ' ! .
Farms routed. Taxes p'aid for non-residents.
\Vill buy some gj > od piper.
Call and see me.
I have a Veterinary IiHtnunont inveiil-
ed by Dr. Kepley For the cure of corn
stock disease and bloat. ( Jail or phone me
at my livery barn and I will cure your
cattle. 1 guarantee the euro and make no
charge if it fails.
Worth Side Livery
UKOKION HOW . . . NIOI.K.
3C Vfr
zrajiE ? rs-333a aMEffiSaii2.yH
\V A C/I OUC.l , rui SIDI-M I. ! I. JI.V.T. l"l\ l.\u.u : : \
] \ ! , ! , - , II M MMN'T , ViCK I'Ki-s H I ) IMCKKTI' , \ . i1 - \MIIIU i
Sl'XHJUlTY STATIC I SANK ]
RESPONSIBILITY $50,000. $ BROKRH BOW , NEBRASK/ / ,
Tlu-re r a t'linianty of dopusits In tlik hank V"iiif" inviud
to c.il ! ami nm-sli nte our method
( ) lI > MI'SIN loss SOMCITKD
Jmi r T iTarrTT irr Trp"rniT < x ! TT
CaroI'Lcxinuloii Flour
IT IS TIIU YOU KNOW
VKJUY HISHT TIIK1 UICHT
The ( Jreat Prexentativt1 and ( Jure for
by more breeders , has smeil inoru lie - , an , I pic-
venlcd more chnlurn than any remedy on the m.irket todny.
1'OS. SAI.U 1JY
I. W. SCOTT ,
as