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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1909)
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( J bs Oe > ui f' > r life | > U 3 /jufui ; oy e/iuculf// ) ) fu ! ) ) - ' C tell ws | ff ClJfcUr C < > MHy , fo the , J ( lave # lw S Jfyt < J l llHV ( jck A , J , that the < j t'stlo of who fs lo g t Ui < } franchise i &etHed Jpt MOlliIng be pjapjd in tj ) v/ay to prcven of tlie plant , at Jjfone 'sofflce for the -tUe CWMO , ! ) tau * * > * ijnl wuuld be n e.dt tw if eacl * i > vs- wild # tH tw wvrk at aiwtt io ieaiu wynjuiMvd tUt ; be i.eadv iy btyiw y tiiat j VK .c < ui i9 sc" ill at oi wide tszKrivacv in ami he will a fetroflg leader for the Dry Valley , aj < i , wyer * was through the J ist week eoroute to Jirok j Jiow v/iiJj the auditor 01 the J , L. Fer uion and v > n and F , Dickson v/cre sargent butsinebs visitors Saturday , Charley Greebley t > heled ) corn last Saturday and delivered jsame at the elevator at Sargent. J'ercy Glover y/a $ a Sargent visitor Monday , Several in the valley are hunt- inii up all the empty hottlet > in order to have plenty of empties on hand when the two tjiloons are started in ConmtocU. J , T , Arthur was i' * these parts last Sunday , Kcwewbur J , L , Fi-r uRon , Hep uhllcun candidate for county sur veyor when you # o to the prim- bwllwt A.C firv r * k e look ftfl tuvg a iuo4 9ffj.ce tuo is e a Us at VJMJ ai Mr. > wl Jb 'iajf iad ate to Saturday. Walker a 4 Mr , HafJalser t teir cuttle to Tier , Myers prea-cke-d Sunday at the O , k. i-cbool Jtouv-e , Mr Sbarpe ! pent a. fev/ days with Jier parents in J2jk fl J3yw Ja t week AlJea Taylor was burned tjuite badly last Juod < * y v/bile fighting a prairie fixe , Jun/ne CJine is nursing the GEORGE rOWK V/w , and Frank Spry were C/eorgctown shoppers Thursday alterooon. Mr. and Mrs. Cuckler vibited at Peter lieckt. Sunday. Kl ner and Mie Fntts attend ed Sunday School at Georgetown Sunday. Diah Woodruff called at A. V. Spurtfon's Monday Morning * . Uncle Johnnie Myers called at C , C , Smith's .Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Camp bell vhited at Peter Overfjard's Sunday evening. Peter Heck went to Dunning Monday to visit for a short lime with his brother-in-law , Joseph Remington an-1 family Mrs. Frank Spry has been on Values in Farm n LMM * C/L I i Custerun 1RH Improved with fail1 huUd'ingH : uul fence lUU located on Muddy Valley Hold latii weak for $ ( W,53 per ( ur : , Whether you want a farm improved or unimproved , n Ranch mnall or larj u , Improved or unimproved , you can llnd it. in Ouwtur County , We will be pleaned to rtjjuler you every powniblu ocrvice in obtaining what you want whether you buy of us or not. Willis Cadwell i Broken Bow , - - Nebraska uick Jiwi a itna jb Uwt t listtu ci Uwck J ? > i tBiie ) i bogh to Omn.hu A. V , ftjJtwgiB aod Mrs. at the Stuifb C. K. fteutlt waB a Brol a vijwifw TiKUbday atid wiiile thert teo'k ' , o lie bnoday Sclioyl coo- Tiie laoHsiaia lion or grey voli caut.ttd BO ranch excitement ft iw laofllbs. ago made his. ap pearance again in these parts on iwiaday aftwaoc > n.being seen in tfce Stttckey pasture. A large crowd of men vn iorbe"ba.ck "was 9on oa the ground to try to cap' lure it but it had disappeared as suddenly as it had appeared and the round-up was fruitles-s * G. L. Crookhain our bonanza far aler purchased jsjzty bushels of alfalfa from the Buckeye ranch to be used io seeding- down his fare : this fcuaner. lie has just fin- iibexl plaatiog a large fitld of sod corn , being perhaps Ihe first man in Ihe county to finish his corn planling. He has also had a new windmill pul up and intends to soon inslall a hot and cold water Frank Conley and Miss Alice lieckwent to Kearney on Wednes day to lisit friends and take in the sights. They retured home Saturday. Humor had it that a wedding- bad taken place during the tlip but v/e are inclined to disc edit the report and , besides people from Missouri must be shownthey say. Surveyors were at work Friday and Saturday laying out a new road from here to the Deer Creek oad. The road that has been used by the mail man is almost impas- able during bad weather and ar a result the county board was petitioned to establish a better oad. I'KAIKIO HILL Miss Rosa Deal is working for Mrs , Will Coulter. Al Urown is going to plow for Mr. Juel this week , using an en gine instead of horses. Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman of Callaway visited Sunday at Mr. Nclh's. Mrs. Luc Long of Mason City visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Haina. Charley Bay attended the dance at Henry Day's Saturday night. Mr. Deals father has been vis- visiting him this week. Mr. Thomas and family vis ited Sunday with Fred Foster's in Ormsby. Mrs. Province of the L/oup vis- fled Saturday night at Mr , Mor- ford's , Verna returned home with her. lil.TON llbMS. Miss Amy Pirnie is at home again. Chub Speucer lost a valuable horse last week. Kmit and Annie Cooksley arc sick with the measles. Roy and Chester Leek attend ed church at Wcisacrt Sunday. Joseph Spencer hauled corn to Broken Bow Saturday. Albert Klccb and wife were Broken Bow visitors Friday. Ira Close of Merna visited with relatives and friends near Weis- scrl Sunday. Kmma Kloeb cauie home last week , from a visit with her sis ter in South Dakota. John Pcrnie and wife and Mr. Same visited with Joseph Spen cer and wife Sunday , Jules Haumont and wife arriv ed home Sunday evening from Lincoln where he has been at tending the Agricultural School for the past year. Cumro School Closes Msss Clara Miller closed a most successful term of school at Flat Bottom , Friday April 16th , Mr , Caacltou and family , Mr. MALE iWK HOME MU&HT C8EEK- PUL in PAPERING JT Have you uaea o r new grade \vaIS papen ? No &tore in iown can oSer you a collection af aach rare beauty and degaace to choose from et such reason able prices. Itwin be a pleasure to you and to us to hare you look them over * S , R. LEE The Busy Pruggist Alarm Clocks School tisje alarm "Work tirae alajus. M&dacine time alarm. Train time nJann. G-et up time alarm. At prices lhat voat A g-oofl nickel -alarra clocli , PLice Sl.OO 1S * Purc OId TRADE. J. C. Bowen MARK Pure Food Products I HOUSE PLANTS FOR SALE ORDERS TAKEN FOR CUT FLOWERS 32 cans of Red Ripe Tomatoe * . cans chock full of frait , not -sealer ' < oS 12 cans erport Corn , this is nice juicv corn , for eSc Iz cans extra fancy Maine corn , tie best on earth for i6S Special Canned Goods Offering : 3 cans corn , 3 cans tomatoes , 3 cas pets and 3 cans of Beans for only $ i.r : Our Tea Leaf Tea at 5oc a pound , veiy fancy. Also Oar Karao Coffee Fancy Drink , pound 300 Purina for Little Chickens , per back ; tec Loute Killer for your Poulliy. best on earth , per pkg 250 Oyster Shells the best for your poultry 2 cents per Ib. or 1.5o per lee Ib Panacea 25 and 60 cent packages to keep your poultry healthy. April 3otb is raisin day all over the United States , We have them in all style packages bulk , plain , seeded and seedless , aend in jour order n early for them. April 3oth is raisin day. A full 10 oz pack age of our besl Seeded Raisins for only 10 cents. Bsoken Bow , Mas on Cily , Aurora flour. lOcenfsoff in 100 Ib. lols. RUBBER SUPPLIES Every household has need for an : ATOMIZER , FOUNTAIN SYRINGE , HOT WATER BOTTLE and other Rubber articles. We have a complete stock of eyery sort of House hold Rubber Goods. The prices are very low. The quality is Al. And we assure you satisfaction in ev ery particular. J. G. Haeterle Druggist Broken Bow , Nebr. Shoemaker and family , Mrs , Klcckner and Iwo sons , Mrs. Huffman and Frances ( Mrs. Hov- ey , Mrs. Brooks and O. D. War ner came lo the school bouse at noon and brought their dinner , and had an enjoyable time. The other parents were unable to at tend on account of illness. A very interesting program follow ed and was enjoyed by all. The scholars presented MISS Miller with a handsome photograph album. We can all guess who's photo will hold the place of hon or. The scholars were all prcs- 5 gal. of our be .l gasoline for VO \ cents. AlEBSOf ! fcBli.e-2 5BWVJ\i [ E HAVE purchased the Tin & Plumbing ing- business form erly run by Mr. W. P. Rogers , and will con duct our business in the same old stand , and do the same first class work. In addition we will do Sanitary Plumbing- and Heating , in Hot Air , Hot water , and Steam , and guarantee all our worli to be perfectly satisfactory , and will appreciate the opportuniy to. make esti mates on work in our line. ented with a beautiful booklet , containing-their names and the Teachers' picture. Miss Miller left Monday for her home iu Roseland , Nebr. ; where she will \ , spend the summer's vacation. Hob Maulick left Thurs day morning for Omaha where he is employe ! by the Duu and Bradstreet Commercial agen cies ,