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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1908)
THIS REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA. When you want a good , clean SQUARE MEAL go to g ! I PROW RESTAURANT Two rloors north Broken L'ow Stutc Bank j , i , . rr.RousoN , R. A. IICNTKR , Nutary PntillCi llrokou lloir. Comatuck , Nobraika. Ntbraska. Real Estate Insurance * FARMS AND RANCHES FOR RENT LEGAL PAPERS DRAWN Surveying and platting neatly done. HARRY Kim BALL , Practical Undertaker & ? Llcnsed Embalmer Business phone , 301. Residence 3340 Broken Dow , Hob. BANGS STUDIO East Side of Suqare Photographs , Udison rind Columbia Phonographs nnd records. Aftcnts tor Chickering , Ivors aud Potid and Star Pianos. Wo can onvo you monoy. The City Bakery Headquarters for nil kinds of BAKERY - SUPPLIES Wholesale and Retail. FRANK KELSEY , ALL KINDS OF WELLS Consult him If you want Water. Phone 112 , - Broken Bow. 353 , , Oolo Licensed Undertaker and Embalmor. Furniture Repairing. Upholstering and Picture 1'reming. Telepraph and Telephone orders prompt ly attended to. , Business Phone 85 Residence 323 BuoKKNBow . . NKBRASKA Drs. Farnoworth & Beck Dentists. B. & M. Train Sch.dulo WEST BOUND EAST HOMED No. 39 6:20 a m Xo. 40 040 ; aw No.41 HZ7 | pin No. 42 VjEOaui No. 43 No. 44 11(27 ( pm Nos 39 au440 run between Lincoln and liroWcii Bow only , and not ou Sundnys rrelput trains No 47 and 48 carry pAMomrorn rot arc run ai extras Schedule of Broken Bow Mnili. foDcuits FOK TUB KABT CLOBR AS FOLLOWS : Train No 40 fl a M Trala No 41 9:31 : a , Train No 44 7:30 j > m roociiss FOR TUB WUST CLOSU AS FOLLOWS Train No 43 HjOO a m Train No 41 7i30 p m Office open Similar from 0:30 : to 10:30 : a. n week days , 6:30 : a , m. to 7:80 : p. m. JOHN DELANE Blookflmltbond Wagon Shop The best Antumntic ? tcel end gates for gale. 17 CTS. A DAY BUYS AN This amazing oifer-th * New Model Oliver Typewriter No , Cat 17cents a day U open to everybody , everywhere. It's ournoiv anJ Imraoniely popular plan of Belling Oliver Typewriter ! on little easy payment ! ) . The abandonment of longhand , In favor of clean , legible beautiful typewritIng - Ing Is the ncrt great step In human prograss. A.ready-ln all lines of bustuoiiancl In all professions-the visa of pen and Ink Is largely restricted to the writing of signature * , Uuslnc Colleges and High Schools , rratcb * tul of the trend of public scntmtnt , .ire training a vast army of young people'n the une of Oliver Typewrit ers. ers.The prompt anil gen erous response of the Oliver Typ ewrlter- "ompany to the world vide tk-manil for uni versal typewriting , gives tremendous lmpetu .to'thc movement , The Oliver , with the largest sale of any typewriter In existence , was the logical ma chine to take the Inltatlve In bringing about the unlYarsal use of typewriters. It always leads ! Save your Peonies and Own OLIVER The Standard Visablo writer This "ITCcnts a day" selling plan umku h Oliver as low an to rent. It places the machine within easy reach of Tory homa very Individual. A man's "cigar moacr" i woman' * "pin money" will buy It. Clerks on small salaries can now afford t swn Olivers. Uy utlllzlngsparsinomentiior ractlcc they may tit tlmnuolTw for more important positions School boys and school giils can buy Oil vcrs by t > avlng their pennies. You can buy an Oliver on this plan at tUc regular catalogue price $100. A smalt flrst payment bring * the machine. Then you save 17 cents a day and pay monthly. And the possession of an Oliver Typewriter enables you to earn inonsy to Onlih paring 'or the machlmr. The Oliver li the The Ollrw Typ - most highly perfect- writer turns o t ed typewriter on the more work-of hotter morlcct hence I t quality and greater 100 per cent cPJclcn- variety than any cy. other writing inn Among Its Hcores of chine. Simplicity conveniences are : strength , ease of ou the lialancc Shift cratlou and vlsabfl the Killing Device Ity are the corner the Double Itclcase stones to Us tower the Locomotive Ing supremacy in Uase corrcspondvnc * the Autotn a 11 e Card Indur Work Spacer Tabulated lUporti the Automatic rollow-uuSystem * Tabulator Manifolding 8w- the Disappearing vice Indicator Addressing ante- the Adjustable I'.v lopes per Fingers Working on Ruled the SclcntlUc Con. Forms denscd Keycutting Mlm o- board graphs Btwiclli Can you spend 17 cents a day to better ad vantage than In the purchase of this wonder ful machine ? * write for Special Easy Payment Proposl tlon or see the nearest Oliver Agent. The Oliver Typewriter Company 116 South 15 Street , OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA. NOTICE OP PETITION. Kstatcof IlolllsQ. Iiogcrs. Deceased. In the County Court of Custer County , Nebraska : , The State of Nebraska , to all parsons Interested In said estat * . take notice , that 13ft petition has been tiled for the appolutmunt .of Jesse L. Rogers ai administratrix of said estate , which has been m for hiring herein ' , on 7th of December 11W8. at 10 o'clock a , m. Dated Nov. Oth , HXM. IHBAL ] A. It. UDMPDUKY , 23-26 County Judge QUALITY VS QUANTITY ITY COUNTS IT'S IN That is why the wiie housekeeper insists on haviuir ' ' 'SEAXrSUlP1' Oysters. The price sounds higher , but the cost is actually lower ; because you tret solid meats no water. "SEALSHIP" Oystera are care fully packed in steal containers with ice around the containers , but not in contact with the Oysters. This method makes a truly astonishing difference in the flavor of and appearance. "SEA.LSIIIP" Oyatera are as firm as when they cauie out of the sea , taste like half-shell oysters just opened , You oat "SEALSHIP" with indasorible relish because you know they are wholesome , fresh and healthful. You will find them at our store. We always have "SEAL8HIP' ' ' would not have anyothor kind , PHONE ss EAGLE GROCERY ( Personal and Otherwise Henry Kcllcy of Ansehno was in the city Wednesday on busi ness. Cashier L. II. Jewctt of the Security State Bank , returned Tuesday evening from Lincoln. You - can buy some peed farm horses at the horse sale at L. O Nelson and Go's baru December 12th 26-21 Claude willis returned the first of the week from a couple of weeks pleasant sojourn in the cast. Mrs. Helen Smith of Chicago arrived in the city last Friday and is tbc guest of her daughter tfrs. C. L. Guttcrson. Supervisor Gush man and DC- mty Clerk Oaborn made a trip to Sargent Tuesday morning to in spect the Sargent sreel bridge. At the United Brethern churca next Sunday evening a Woman's Missionary program will be jivon to which all are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. R , Russom and child left for Denver , Colo. , Tuesday. Mr. Kussom expects to locate in the vicinity of that city. city.Mrs. Mrs. Mathews came over from iallaway Tuesday and will be the guest of Mrs. George Mair and Mrs. Joe Molyneux for a week. Forty head of horses will be bold at L. O. Nelson and Go's baru known as the Chas Richard son Barn on Saturday , December 12th. 26-2t Mrs. G. R. Russom left Tues day for an extended visit at her old home in Williamsport , Indiana , and other points in the same state. Mrs. N. P. Huddard and son of North Platte arrived in the city Friday last and arc the guests of Mrs. Huddard's aunt , Mrs. II , B. Drake. S. M. Derris is still setting tires ami doing summer black- smtth repair work in spite of the fact that the season usually calling - ing for that work is past. It Forty head of horses will be sold at public sale at L. O. Nel son and Go's barn generally known as the Richardson barn , on Saturday , Dec. 12th. 2G-2t t Eli Armstrong : will sell at L , 0. Nelson and Go's barn on Sat urday , December 12th , forty icad of horses. The horses will weigh from 900 to 1500 pounds and arc good for all classes of work. 26-2t Mr , and Mrs. C. S , Tooley who reside near New Helena , left Monday for Lodi , Gal. , where they will spend the winter with Mr. Tooley's parents. Miss Ruth Chrisman daughter of Joe hrisraan of this city , accom panied them. Miss Helen Spelts , sister of Mrs. Harmon , went to Lincoln Tuesday. She intends stopping in the Capital City to take in the big foot ball game Wednesday between the State University and Wisconsin teams , a/ter which Miss Spelts will return to her home at David City. The Sunday New York World states that Edwin F , Myers of this city was present and acted as best man at the marriage of Luella Ambrosia Wait , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Casaau Wait , to William Law Bowman in New York City , on Wednes day November 25th. Mr. Myers was a classmate of Mrs. Bow man's at Harvard. William T. Haumont and Jos eph Haumont sent about 200 Ibs of corn , wheat , oata , rye and al 1- falfa to Omaha last Saturday for > the Corn Show , They had some very good grain. Custcr County is the greatest corn producing county in the state and the ex hibits from this county should rank high though the lack of funds for properly looking after the work of getting the exhibits and sending them in has greatly handicapped the local agricultur al association , 5 Correspondents. WKIS9URT. Cold weather is the order of the day. There was a big show in town last night. Chas Seacore is gathering1 corn for II. Holeubeck , Mr. Barnes is doing One w irk vah ht& new shelter. R. D. Ciimpoell has his gran- cry almost completed. There was no church Sunday i on account of the rain. James Davis was seen near Wcisscrt one day last week. W. A Beuce is hauling corn from Hose Valley this week. Rev A. II , Luther will preach Sunday morning and evening. Willard Govier is gathering corn for Mr. Peterson this week. Ode Dixon is gathering corn for his brother-in-law , Mr. John Wilson. Mrs. Roy from Missouri is vis iting in this neck of the woods at present. Mrs. Joe Evan's brother and family are here on a visit from Eastern Ncbr. Bernice Piper went to Sarpcnt the first of the week to visit with her aunt , Mrs. Jeffers. Lizzie Chose returned to her home in Merna , Friday , after a weeks visit with friends and rel atives. Mr. Albert Powell , Cbas Govier Elax Pirnie and George Hilton shipped hogs to Omaha the first of the week. Dr. McArthur has his store building almost completed and will soon be ready for a large stock of goods. Fred Govier came home Wed nesday to spend Thanksgiug with the old folks , returning to Custer College Monday. Prcd Kittndge and family ate Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Joe Evan' ? . Miss Kitty accompanied them home , return ing home again Monday. CAU.AWAY SITTINGS. Thanksgiving was generally observed by the citizens of this town. Quite a noticable con trast in the conduct of some of the people between this and last Thanksgiving , do to the scarsity of drunks this time. The Pacific hotel has opened up again lor the entertainment of i he public with both board ano lodging. The building is heated through out with steam , and furnished throughout with a water system Will M. Dunn and wife of the Custer County Republican ate Thanksgiving dinner at Chas. W. Dunn.s where all the Dunn's Big and little assembled with II. G. Lang's family to observe the day , and a _ royal feast they had , for Charlies wife knows how when it comes to getting up dinner. Mr. Geo. W. Barnard who was reported as very sick in our last weeks Siftings , which by the wa > arrived to latesfor print , died last Friday morning , and was buried under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Republic Saturday at 2 p. m. Mr. Bar nard was a good soldier of the Civil War and a faithful member of his post. FOR SAIJt BY Sheppard & > Burk . JL JL. HEADQUARTERS FOR JUST J3ROCERIES WK IIA VIS A NICK NK\V I.INK OK Dates , Imported Figs , Honey , Celery , Cranberries , Sweet Potatoes , * Dill Pickles , Candied Cherries , Candied Citron Peal , Candied Lemon Peal , Orange Peal , Nut Meats , After Dinner Mints , a all kinds of Nuts. New crop is now in. We also have fine fresh Oysters right from Baltimore big ones the kind YOU CAN FRY. Another Car of Lexington Flour IT IS THE YOU KNOW VERY BEST THE REST The Great Preventative and Cure for Indorsed by more breeders , has saved more hogs and pre vented more cholera thati any remedy on the market today. FOR SALR BY W. SCOTT , ains In Furniture , Carpets and Hugs. SPECIAL BAEGAIFS On Sewing Macines at D. C. KONKEL THE FURNITURE MAN. 1908 WHITEHALL POLAND-CHINAS 9081 As good ns moucy can buy or skill produce. IN SERVICK . R.IMW RJV 4 75 , WIIITmiALI IStnml , Sweel)8lakes t Nebraska Stntu Pair 1907. KING 48003 , Of well nigh faultless conformation nnd breeding. 7 SOWS AVERAGED 12 PIGSf SPRING'08. 7 Sows Sired Uy : King I.ook 2,459 , , Grand Look , . 38305 chief Tec. 3rd. , \oiing lee. 42406. , standard Chief and etc. 30740 Stock for Sale nt Private Treaty No 1'nblic Sale This Fall. M. E. Vandenberg , - - - Sartfent , Nebraska. FOR OUR H Baldwin Nut and Lump | | | Cannon and Nigger Head Coal | j&j WE ALSO NOW HAVE NICE PEA COAL &s 1