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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1909)
THE REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA : 5 rS S BUSINESS DIRECTORY ; - f TDK RTQPUBL.TCAX j , IOB PRINTTISTG | AS YOU 11 KR IT t i KRANK ICI3L.S13V . : : ALL K1NU4 OP WBM.S ' ' Consult him if yon want water. j UnoKi'N How NLBK. j TCDWARD DODD j P1IVSIOIAN & SUUOEOX j Diseases of wotneii a Specialty. Of- | f.ce and Residence phone 248. All | } cases promptly attended. j BANGS STUDIO 12AST SID12 OF SQUARE A if en Is for Clilckerincr , IVCIH amlPoml and Star I'laiios. : \Vi : CAN SA.VP. VOIJ-MnNUV Hllllllllllt IIIIIIPIIIIIII lit Illlllllil I ) III II I Illlllllimill h Illlllll Illllli III IIII t ! IIIK I IYK. : UAR. NOSE , THROAT AND CHROMIC uisEAsr.s. t J ii - I Pitting of Glasses n Specialty. | OrTICE IN RnAI.lTV HI.OCK illiimiui 11111111 liiliiliiiliiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii 1 1 nintimil iiiiiiiiiuii inn Silas A Holcoinb. UdluV Myrrs 1 fOl COMB & MYERS ATTORNEYS Special attention pi\cn to T ltlgatPil inattcis , I'robatc mattois and col lections OM'ICU IN MY1-.HS WTILDINU llioken Itow Ni-biaska. * * > J. L. FERGURON l - * p * Njtary P tt bllt , f t gJr > f ' Comstoclc. Nebraska . Nebraska. W JP I KKATj iSTATR-lNStT-IANOI5 FARMS AND RANCHES FOR RENT I.KGAI. , I'U'KKS DRAWN Survej nig anil 1'lattini ! Nt > atl\ Dune HARRY KIM3ALL , Practical Undertaker v Licnsed Embalmer IJiisincsi phone , 301. Residence 334 ! $ Urolcoa now , Neb. N. DWIGIIT PORl ) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR f AT LAW * . . fc Auiiour-IIfintin Hlock -rr ANSI.F.Y - - NEKR. John S. JVIegnacu PARM AND OITV IXSURAXCIS \\n suRivrv IIO.NDS OITV PROPTSRTnCS CHAS. E. STOUT RESTAURANT CONFECTIONARY , CIGARS AND TOHACCO. Urokeu Bow , Ncbr. DR. G. F. BARTHOLOMEW Physician & Surgeon All calh promptly attetuU-il dny or night. TIIONE Gt Office in rear of Realty Blm'k National Shining Parlor Pllvalo , Chalra F r Lacllrs Five cents every day SI.OO A Month I \ I U . l > VMUSI Clothes Cleaned Rllllq ' - - $ I OO Pants - go Cont3 - pi ? Ovorcoata . lt' ) N. T. Gadd ATTORNEY AT-LAW Cllioe over Watt's Miibic Store Phone * . Office 2oS. Residence 209 - STRICTLY PERSONAL JL. Tnl Warrcu came down from Auselnio Friday. C. C. Miller of Cairo was in town last Friday. Olivine Watts left for Alliance Sunday morning. Claude Bell spent Sunday with lis parents in Anselmo. Judge Sullivan came in from the west Sunday night. The best advertiser runs the best store always. Take notice. J. B. Jones was a passenger for Ansley Monday evening. Mrs. M. L. Reynolds came lown from Dunning last Friday. Mel Comer of Ansley was in ll > IIIC 111 SI Ul IHU WVUK. _ C. E. Sheppard was sick wtih he lagrippe the fore part of the week. Miss Ehe McEuen is visitfng icr sister , at Friend , Nebraska , his week. Bert Empfield , the genial post- naster of Anselmo , was in town Saturday. Mrs. Allen Owens spent Sal- irday in Dunning looking aftei business interests there. Ben Hullon took the morning rain Monday for Grand Island o visit his brother. 11. N. Norcutt went up to Hal- sey Salurday morning to visit ltd friends in that vicinity. Stewart Lanterman who had his arm broken some time ago , is able lo be around again. Mrs. Abbie Tuttle returned : ast Friday from a two weeks visit with friends in York , this state. E F. Myers was in Mason City Monday representing the village of Mason in the Mason City pool hall case. Miss Bertha Huffakcr who is teaching near A uselmo was down isiting her parents , Friday and Saturday * . Mrs Eflie Beau and two chil- Iren and Mrs. Tuttle , spent Suu- lay in Merna , the guesls of Mrs. wCggctt and Mrs. Wahl. Miss Alice Humphrey , who is itending a convent at York , came ionic last evening to spend the faster vacation with her parents. J. T. Morrow , a real eslate man from Lena , Neb. , was in the Bow the first of the week Miss Pearl Eddy , Miss Day Cutler and Miss Mary Morgan , came down from Merna Friday and returned Saturday. The something which you are to buy today is probably adver tised today and , if , so the ad , is "current news" for you. If you had never been in this city before , you could "classify" the-stores , pretty intelligentlly , from studying their advertise ments on the day of your arrival. Mrs. E. E. Russell was a pas senger for AnsRlmo Saturday. She went up to oversee Ihe work of farming her homestead ten miles west of that place. Ben Miller came down from Halsey .Saturday night. Mr. Miller and his son and two daughters have four of the best claims in the vicinity of Halsey. Joe Hutchinson who has been working at the baker's trade on the pacific coast returned lo 11 is cily last Thursday and has ac cepted a position with the city bakery. The revival meetings \\hich have been conducted at the Methodist church by Evangelist Olenslayger closed Monday even ing. Ninety people have come forward during these tneelings and declared their mtenlion to change Iheir course in life. Rev. Olenslayger left Monday night for Woodburn , Iowa , where he will open a series of revival meet ings HOMESTEADS will soon be a thing of the pa t. * I can locate yon in ( .Irani , Hooker and Mc- Phcrson Co's. Call on or write J. T. MORROW Lena , - Nebraska. McPherson County. S. F. Garris came over from Sargent last Friday. J. F. Grinstead of Dunning was in town last Friday. F . L. Johnson is visiting at Grand Island this week. Mrs. W. M. Buswell left Kti- day morning for Lincoln to visit her daughter. iMr. and Mrs. K. A. Hunter re turned Friday morning from Tlill City , Eolith Dakota. Ilcimaii Pierce came up fiom Grand Island the first of the week. - County Attorney N. T. Gadd was in Anselmo on business last Friday. Go to Con Cannon's restaurant for home made pies and all short orders. aS-lS. Mrs. C. E. Sheppard has been quite ill with lagrippe for the past week. Lester Cornell came down from Merna Sunday and spent the day here. Judge Rhodes and Tom Var- ney of Arslcy were in the Bow last Saturday. Marshall Eddy of Merna was transacting business in the Bow last Saturday. Earl Molyneux returned from a few days visit to Lincoln the first of the week. A. P. Johnson left Ktiday morning for Mindcn on a two days business trip. Miss Hazel Molyncux came home Tuesday from Omaha where she is attending school. C. Mann of Crete spent several Jays in the Bow this week , look ing after business interests. W. II. "Oiborne who has been sick with lagrippe for a couple weeks is some better at present. Rev. W. II. Xanders left Mon day for Anselmo and Merna , where he will hold services three days. Lester Corlett who recently purchased the Well's Jewelery store in Merna was in the city Sunday. Eli Armstrong purchased a $2.000 Mitchell auto last week. Aubrey Martin came up from Omaha with it Sunday. George Bell , who formerly re- aided here came in from ( irmell , Iowa , Saturday and is employed in the Johnson barber shop. Fritz Ulhtuan , who resides on the farm owned by Tcui Myers in Swiss Valley , fell from a wag on last Friday and broke a rib. Kli Armstrong and Aubrey Martin returned from Omaha the first of the week with a line new Auto , Mitchell make , for Mr. Armstrong. Win. Davis is making some improvements this week in hi * restaurant north of the B.oken Bow State Bank , lie is paint ing and cleaning it up. Miss Cecil Simms returnee home from York last Thursday night where she has been attending - ] ing a convent school. She will clerk in Ryerson Bros , store this summer , . . E. A. . . McCalf came"up * from 'Gramrrslaiuriast-FrW.'t. * Joe" Moore of AnjdC ) ' purchased an Airto'tffr.Conrad.last , Saturday ; * New things in the stores- odd , beautiful , strange , alluring ndw things -but read the ads. Chas. Saville of Halsey is working for O. II , Conrad in Ar thur Conrad's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln who have been spending the win ter in San Antonio , Texas , re turned home last Sunda morn- Nor Hartley who has been very ill for a couple of weeks is icporled better this week. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Myers of Merna were in the city attending him. Mrs. Myers is his sister. .1 $ , Jj Moojrc of Anslcy was in CM ? Stfifif Strnt last Friday. Mrs. L. 11. Jewell returned Ihb.lirst of the week from a few da)4s visit in Dunning. Frank and Kolan Crow of Ber- wyn , were county scat visitors last Saturday. Miss Allicc HulTakcr left yes terday morning for Mullen , Neb. where she will teach a spring term of school. Miss Huffaker is an industrious young lady and we wish her success. Mrs. Win Miller of Merna , who has been visiting in Pennsylvania and New Yotk state arrived in the city Monday evening for a visit with P. M. Towsloy and family. She is Mr. Towsley's niece. GEOHGR GION William Moody of Westerville was in towu.the.first of the week. II. M. 'Sullivan made a busi ness trip to Alliance last week. Misses Emily Robertson and Bessie Orr went to Anselmo the lirsl of the week. The beat store "bargains" ad- veriscd today might be the very thing you want to buy today. Miss Kathryn Dicrks and Miss Phoebe Kolsom of Lincoln ar rived in the city last Saturday and arc guests at the Molynct x. home. Mrs. Myrtle Helms and her little daughter , Florence , left Monday for Tacoma , Washing ton , where they will make their future home. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP tiing Match A.-t BROKEN BOW OPEEA HOUSE On. Tuesday Evening April 13th. Between George Gion , of Aurora , pres ent Champion of Neb. and Frank DuCniy , of Lincoln , Gymnas tic Instructor of the State University. 'Phis inalrhsill be for the Champion ship of Nt'braslca , and will be the most in- tcivsling match seen in the stair in a lon # limr. This will be a rlean exhibition and one thai both ladies and < entlemen. who lake an interest in sjientilh' athletics and endni.iiu'o , should attend. Preliminary Matches by Local Talent. To Whom it may Conci in.We wish to state that we allended the Wrestling Match lei the State Championship of Nebraska , between < ! eo. ( loin and Prank Dn Cray , on Man.li : JDth. and consider the same as line an entertainment as we evei witnessed. \ \ t would advise anyone interested to attend the final match on April l.'Uh. K. t1. lloisiV. . A. ( ! KOKOB. II3spoietll'V" ; ADMISSION : Ladies 25c , Gentlemen 50c , Ring Seats $1.00
