Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, May 06, 1909, Page 5, Image 5
WMi I kf. THE REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA. . 5 ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY , rr * * * > * * * * * * * * * > j THE REPUBLICAN | ! JOB PRINTING- I | AB YOU X.JKB IT ] { * * * * * * M V * * > V t * * * * * * * * * * * * FRANK HHLSEVr - : : ALL Kiatc wwBiia s : I Consult him if you want Wi'cr. j now - - Vn. . j % * * * * EDWARD DODD | PHYSICIAN Sa SUUQ ICON j Discuses of women a Specialty. Of- j f.cc and Residence phone 248. All | cnscs promptly attended. j BANGS STUDIO EAST SIDE OF SQUARE ' Atrent * for Clilclterltiff , Ivcra andPond and Star IMauos. : : : : : : \ WB CAN SA.VB YOU MONEY yiiuniiiiiiiiiimmmiiiii'iiimititl mi ' " " 'Mmimiiimimimi IIIIIHUILI DR. C } J&H t EYE. EAH , N Ojt.T AND | fTTDOT * \ IV * f OT"Q lOt * s t | I Fitting of Glassco . opecialty. | | _ OFFICE IN REALITY BLOCK s S FiiiiiiiiutiitiiiiiiiiirMiiitHiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitHiii Eg iiiiiHiiniiitiiiiiiiiitiihiniiimiiJiiiiiiiuiiiiiiitiir. Silas A. Holcomb. Edwin F. Myers. 5 HOLCOMB & MYERS ATTORNEYS Special attention given to Litigated t matters , Probate matters and col- < I , lections. . . . . . * , . ' . < OFFICE IN MYEKS BUILDING * t Broken Bow , . Nebraska. S I J. L. FERGURON 3 Notary Public , Comstoclc , Nebraska. Nebraska1 TJ ESTATE-INSURANCE FARMS AND RANCHES FOR RENT I LEGAL PAPERS DRAWN F Surveyltiff and Plattlusr Neatly Done. * -k HARRY KIMBALL , Practical Undertaker ? & LiD.iS3d . mbalmer Business phone , 301. Residence 334B Uralcca Daw , Nab. N. DWIGIIT FORD ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Armour-IIauna Block ANSLEY - - NEBR. John S. FARM AND CITY LOANS INSURANCE AND SURKTV BONDS CITY PROPERTIES DR. G. F. BARTHOLOMEW Physician & Surgeon All calls promptly attended day or night. PHONE 61 Office in rear of Realty Block National Shining ; Parlor Pllvaio Chairs For Ladles Five cents every day $1 00 A Month F.VERV DAY SUING Clothes Cleaned Suits $ 1 OO Pant s 5O Cqats - SO Overcoats . as N. T. Gadd ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Cffioe over Watt's Music Store Phones. Office 308. Residence 209 DR. JESSE L. HULI < , O3TROPATUIC PHYSICIAN CA.LLA.WA.Y - N5JBR. § STRICTLY PERSONAL $ Dr. Dodd and family moved to Oconto last week. H. H. Dial , of Callaway , aput Saiurday in the city. Dr. Dodd and family moved to Oconto last Wednesday. Nc Morgan , of Curnro , was in the city the last of the week. M. S. Fairfield , of Mason City , was a city visitor Wednesday. Dr. T , L. FarnRwor'h ' went up to Dunning1 on business Wednes day. James Devinc , of Oconto , was in the cicy on business Wednes day. Alfred Cooper , of Callaway , was in the city on business Sat urday. C. C. Pz.rsons , of Arnold , was transacting business in the city last Friday. F. J. Drum of Callaway , was in the city on business the first of the week. John Mair , of Callaway , was transacting * business in the city last Saturday. John Woods , register of deeds. went to Mason .City Monday to visit his father. J. VV. Cuckler , of Georgetown , was transacting business in the city last Saturday. John Cramer's little boy un derwent a surgical operation last' Tuesday afternoon. County Attorney N' T. Gadd will deliver thememonial address on Cliff table May 30th. Republican Committceman W. J. Rice was in the city a couple of days last week and made this office a friendly call. Ray Anderson visited with his parents last week and left Fri day for Billings , where he is em ployed in the dispatchers' office. Garland E. Lewis , of Anselmo , was in the city a few days l < st week and made this office a pleasant call. Mr. Lewis gradu ates at Grand Island college this year. The REPUBLICAN is m receipt of a letter from F. A. Amesberry , of Mason City , announcing that be will be a candidate for the fusion nomination for registrar of deeds. Ras Anderson has been noti fied by the railroad company that he must move his east coal sheds this week. He will move them to the spur just north of his elevator. Mrs. Eunice Thomas was in the city Tuesday and filed on a Kuikaid homestead west of An selmo She went up to Anselrao Wednesday morning to move onto the place. Nels Anderson , who was visit ing with his parents in this city last week , returned to Alliance Sunday m > rning t > resume his work as clerk for the Alliance Grocery Company. J. L. McWilliams , of Lead South Dakota , passed through the city Wednesday enroute to Geering , Okla. , to settle up the estate of bis brother who died there on March 28th. Mr. Mc Williams will be remembered as a former resident of this city , Rev. L C. Cadwell was stricken with paralysis at Arthur Cornish's near Lodi Monday morning. Rev. Caldwell was at prayer after breakfast when the attack came on. Though about eighty-two years of age he re cently proved up on a homestead southwest of Lodi. He is an uncle of Willis Cadwell's and Mrs. Cadwell went over Monday to assist in caring for him. A new four room house for rent. L. L. SHARP. A. J. Elliott made a , business trip.to Callaway Wednesday. Fred Dill and C , D. Russell went down to.Ansley Wednes day. day.Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Ol instead spent Monday and Tuesday visiting in Anselmo. Elba Pigman went out to Tur ner Valley Sunday to work for George Rosa. George Palmer made a busi ness trip to Grand Island the first of the week. Clarence Iluffakcr , of Custer , township , shipped a car of hogs to Omaha Wednesday. Ex-Sheriff C. U. Richardson , ot Arnold , spent Sunday in the city visiting with relatives. Judge Hcese made a flying trip to Arnold Tuesday. NV. A. Tooley took him occr in his auto. Miss Jennie Wilson , of- Colum bus , came up Monday evening to accept a position in the REPUBLI CAN office. Attorneys Sullivan , Gadd and Gutterson went to "Lincoln Mon day to look after business in the Supreme court. County Assessor Foster made a trip to Arnold Tuesday to visit the deputy assessors in the west ern part of the county. James Staplelon left Wednes day morning for Craig , Nebr. , where he will work with his urandfathcr on the farm. Mother's Day will be observed with appropriate service next Sunday at 11 a. in. at the United Brethren church. All are wel come. Postmaster P. P. Beck , of Georgetown , returned last Thursday from a short visit with his brother-in-law , Joe Reming ton , at Dunning. Secretary Lonergan , of the Gold Medal Mining Company , states that the company is now milling ore in the mine at Hill City , South Dakota , which is making them $12 00 per ton , and he thinks the prospects are very bright. The managers of the Nebras ka state fair are offering prises for the best acre of corn grown by a boy under eighteen years of age. Names to be sent in to W. R. Mellor , Secretary , Lincoln , before May 20th , who will ad vise you of conditions. Roy Strattan , who has been working in the REPUBLICAN office since last summer , has pur chased an interest in the Custer County Beacon and began hit , work the first of the week as one of the editors and publishers of our contemporary across the street. The best wishes of the REPUBLICAN go with him in his effort to make the Beacon light shine more brightly. The Redpath Chautauqua sys tem , founded by Keith Vawtcr and Chas. V. Homer , has solved a great problem in chautauqua management. The system is such that a community may have a first class chautauqua at a mere expense of two dollars a ticket. The local people have no worry about weather , talent or management , and in every town where the system has op erated the almost universal opinion is that it is the only way to run a chautauqua. The Lincoln base ball club opened its season last Thursday in Topeka before a crowd of four thousand people. This is the largest audience that has ever gathered in the Kansas capital to see a ball game. The Lin coln team lost by a score of 5 to 2 , By a strange coincidence , every home team won the open ing game in the Western league this year , Wichita beat Sioux City , Pueblo was victorious over Des Moines , and Denver defeat ed Omaha after a prolonged thir teen inning struggle. We Make Farm Loans. At the lowest rates ever offered in Custer County and give you the most liberal terms. No cash commission charged. ROSS G. MOORE Attorney and Bonded Abstractor NO SCHEME FAKES No Inflated or 'Something fcr Nothing" Prices. Just Reliable , Time Tested , World Approved and Fully Trustworthy AT PRICES ALWAYS CONSISTENT WITH VALUE RECEIVED My aim is to represent and show a carefully selected stock consisting of some twelve makes , varying from RELIABLE 10 YEAR GUAR ANTEED INSTRUMENTS ( better than mail order house goods ) at$100.00 , to the fully legimate , ARTIST'S STANDARDS such as the KNABE , EVERETT and HENRY F. MILLER at prices pro portionate to value. : : : : : : : : : ; : ; : I BUY AND SELL ON THE PRINCIPAL OF -HOWEVER- I Invite and Solicit a Comparison of Both With Any Other Lines. INSTRUMENTS PLACED ON 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL. 4 Herbert A. Watts , Piano Specialist Reliable Dealer. Expert Tuner Broken Bow. Phone 179. Watts Building. 7 1BESS l 1 Model Forty-Four , 34 H. P. $2250. Spare Wheel , with inflated tire , brackets and tools , $7 Magneto 5150. THE RAMBLER SPARE WHEEL All the new four-cylinder Ramblers arc fitted for the Rambler Spare Wheel a wheel complete excepting the hub center , on which is carried a complete tire inflated. The regular wheel is secured to the hub center by six bolts. Removing the six nuts for these bolts this wheel can be detached in two minutes with the special tools provided , and the Spare Wheel put on and secured in three minutes. Wheel fits either front or rear. Solves the tire problem. Extra wheel available in case of need. Spare Wheel with inflated tire , brackets and tools for Model Forty-Four , $74 , for Model Forty-Five , 85.00. The Car with the Offset Crank Shaft Seven passenger model , forty-five horse p.nu-r with offbU crank .shaft , $2500. Other models , $1150 to $2500. Let us explain the many exclusive Rambler features in detail , such as the Rambler Offset Crank Shaft , Strai ht-litie-clrive , Safety Spark Retarder , etc. We will yladly call at your home and take you to your place of business in a Rambler. No obligation on your part whatever. The Gar of Steady Service W. E. TALBOT BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA. ' See Our Subscription Offer on Page Four.