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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1909)
Ml RIP Rir.pnRr.rnAM , . nnrwrv. FOR SALE FOR SAI.K 4SO acres of laud. Two miles above Georgetown , Nebr. , 200 acres in cultivation ; baled hay and pasture. For terms write , FKANIC SKAKSON , Green River , Utah. Land for Sale. 100 acres of land located ten miles north of the city for sale on reasonable terms. Inquire of W. D. Grant. AI27-tf LOST A gold fraternity pin diamond setting 13. Shinn on back $25 reward for return to Herman & Kern's clothing- store LOST. Between Broken Bow and Sar gent , top curtains and automo bile pump ; liberal reward for re turn of same. same.W. W. E. TALBOT AND AUBREY MAKTIN. FOUND FOUND A fountain pen Owner may have same by prov ing property and paying for this ad. Business Personals Dr. Bass , Dentist , . OverMcCorni s Farm and City loans at lowest rates. M-ll-tf JAMKR LKDWICK. Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee. Roasted fresh every day. 24 i Farm and City loans at lowest rates. M-ll-tf JAMHS LKDWICH. Drink "Blue " Ribbon" coffee Roasted fresh every day. 24tf. Drs. Farnsworth & Beck Dentists. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. j-10-tf DR. BARTHOLOMEW. Drink "Blue Ribbon" colfec Roasted fresh every day. 24-ti When joti think of buying" a watph , think of Sawders' drti store , jewelry department. When 3-011 think of Cut Glass or Nice China think of Sanders' drug store. Piano Tuning. Leave your orders at Eyer- son's and have Karl C. Brink call and tune j'our piano. Thirty years experience. STKAYUD One bay mare poney black mane and tailvt. ; . about 850. Liberal reward for recovery of same. II. T. Bruce Luinbe Co , Broken Bow. We are in the market FOR WI1ITK and YflLLOW CO UN Will pay the highest price of fered on the Broken Bow mar ket. Call and see us before sell ing. 34-tf S. J. LONKHGAN IN THi : DISTRICT COURT OF TEU COUNTY , NEBRASKA. Albert G. Mover. i 1'lalntiff , | \s. Action to Quiet Title ' James U'Maxson etail Defendant ! ) J To James \V. Masson , Martha A. Maxson , rrancis J.Vilcox. . The Stan dard Printing Co. , Tin- Hamilton Loan & Trust CoV. . * \ li. Mills. Hecelver. William Clark and the Union Trust O0. , of Now York , trustees non-resident defendants- on and each of you \ \ ill take notici : that on the -'id day ot July , 1909. Albert ( ! . Meyer , the piimllll above named , tiled his petition in tile district court of Custer County , Ne- biasUa against you and each of you the ob ject and prayer of ulilcli said petition are : To quiet till" title In the nald plaintiff to the southeast ( se"-j ) quarter of ectlon twenty six (2i ( ! ) in township sixteen ( HI ) ranpe twenty-live ( ii ) In Custer County , Ne braska as against a certain mortgage be mring ttje payment of fluieu , which mort page is dated October 10th , IbCT and apiiears ot record In book 10 of mortgage ot page & 32 of the Mortgage Kecordh ot custer County , Nt-hra > kj. lor the reason that said inoit gdfe has becomn barred by the statutes of linuutiou and Is not a lien upon said land and alMi to quiet tln > title to said land , ia against any right , title or interest that jm or an\ eton may have in and to h.ud iea estate lor the reason that said plaintiff and his grantors have been in the open , notor ious exclusive and adverse possession of fdid land , claiming title and ownership thereto as against you and each .uid all of > ou and all persons for more than tenjeais past. Vou and each of yon are requrd ! to answer said petition on or before Mondav In : iJU ) day ot August , im Juiv luoy. AUJEUT G. MOVEII , J'J A Utt F. W. BUCKLEY , M. D. I'JIYSICIA.V AND SUROKON Fitting of glasses. RYU. RAR , NOSR nntl THROAT unite in Dlorks nlk I'iioiu2(10 ( BROKEN B W , - - NRB. TO introduce fine materials , clean methods , scientific equipment into the making of soda crackers was one triumph To actually bake into them a subtle goodness , a real individuality , never before known , was another triumph But to effectually protect them so that the fullest benefit of these fine materials , this careful , cleanly baking , this unique goodness comes to you unaltered , was the crowning triumph that gave the world Uneeda Biscuit 9 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY V B. & M. Train Schedule WUST HOUND No. 41 | i:85 : pm No. : o-S3 am No. 3H 0 W pin UAST HOUND No.13 fid : a m No.II 7:2S : p in No.41) ) . . . , , 0-5:1 : a ra Mon y > ami 40 rim between Lincoln and lirokeu How only , anil iiolin _ Sunday. Freight trains No > 47 and 43 'arry passengers bill are run as extias Schedule of Broken Bow Mailt. POUCHUS TOR THK KAST CLOBB AS FOLLOWS ! Train No 40 0 a m Train No 42 < l:3 > a m Train No 44 7W ! , > m POUCIIUS. FOR T1IK WB8T CLOBK AR FOLLOWS * Train 4.1 No 8:00 : a til Train No 41 T0 : p m Ofticc open Sunday from 9-I1U to line a. m. \\et-k days , CJUa. : in. to 7.30 p. in ; HOMESTEADS will scon be a thing1 of the past I can locate you in Grant , Hooker and McPherson - Pherson Go's. Call on or write J. T. MORROW Lena , - Nebraska. McPherson County. The City Livery And Feed Barn Feeds your horses no poor grain aud will supply you with good Horses and Eigs at reasonable prices. Come find see me. W. A. . . Tooley Are you Going ' niuiuor\ AN IDEAL TIME FOR A VACATION IS CIIAUTAUQUA TIME. Five big musical attractions , six entertainers , and nine lecturers. If you buy a season ticket this great array costa about six ccnta for each entertainment. j ALEXANDER'S JUBILEE SINGERS Alexander's Jubilee Singers One of the strongest all nround jubilee companies on the platform. This company will give preluda musical concerts afternoon and even ing two days of the Chautaucjua. LOU J. BEAUCriAMP Lou J. Beauchamp "Talte the Sunny Side" Is Lou J. Beaucbump's famous lecture. As an apostle of sunshlno and good cheer , Beauchamp Is In a class by blmsolf. Boauchamp at the Chautauqua means more than an hour of eolk enjoyment. GEORGETOWN ITEMS. "Will * , and Frank Spry finished their wheat stackingTuesday. . Vance Smith transacted busi ness in Oconto Tuesday. Rev. Bain spent Saturday evening1 at the home of Peter Beck's. P. F. Campbell was transact ing1 business in Oconto Friday. S. S. McConnell was in PJddy- ville on Saturda } ' . Mrs. Kugcnc Wheeler and family , who have been in camp here the past ten days , left for their home at Sunnier Monday. Peter Beck and his son , Philip , were among Oconto vis itors Saturday , Miss Leah Squires , of Broken Bow , is visiting with her cousin , Ruth McSherry , this week. Herman Campbell and family visited at P. F. Campbell's Sun- lay afternoon. Several of our young folks ipent last Sunday fishing on Ash Jreek. They report a pleasant outing and lots of fish , ( out of The meetings which have been n progress the past ten days , closed on Sunday night. The services Sunday morning and afternoon were held in the G. L. rookham grove. Rev. Wheeler preached Sunday morning and Rev. Bain preached in the after noon and at night. The service iu the evening were held at the chutrh. These meetings were well attended and considerable interest was taken. NEW HOPE. ( Juite a number from this vi cimty attended the Old Settlers picnic at the Bow. Tena and ISdith Taylor return ed last week from their overlain trip to Johnstown , Nebr. , wher they had been visiting relative for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Tom Torgerson started last Saturday morning on a trip to Colorado where they will visit relatives , Mrs. Sarah Owen and Mis vellingment went to the Bow asl Monday. Nort Bryson returned home ast Saturday from his auto tripe o the sand hills. Emory Cliue hauled a load of onr from the Bow last Satur- ay. ay.The The Womens' Missionary Ho- iety met at the home of Mrs. Sarah Owen last Thursday after- 10011. The afternoon was enjny- d by all present. Jerome Taylor and daughters , 1'ena und Kdith , visited at Ans- ey Sunday. Mt. Martin and Air. Workman cturned home last Sunday from heir trip to the Sand Hills. LMiey were looking for a loca- ion , but were not very favorably mpressed with the hills. Dave Thompson and family -isited at Geo. Bushe's Sunday. Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee toasted fresh every day. 2-1-tf. III.TON. Mr. Cookslcy's Suiidaycd with Charley Govicrs' . Luther Case and wife , of Chicago cage , are visiting relatives in this part of the country. Mr. Moslc } ' , who has been vis * iting his mother in Wisconsin , returned home Friday. Grace and Jessie Bradburn spent Sunday with Mr. Case's. Arthur Case , of Georgetown , visited with Mr. Leek's Sunday. Nels Johnson is painting Mr. Pirnic's store in Weissert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson arc the proud parents of a baby girl , which arrived Aug. 5Ui. Guy Case , who is a captain in the Salvation army , and station ed in the western part of the United States , is visiting his father , P M. Case. Mr. and Mrs. H.irold are re joicing over the arrival of a bouncing baby girl , which came to brighten their hou.e on August ( Hu. BtjHLi JMHUIH. . .mmsmmaaKaumsK aasamm Custer County Abstract Company One price to all. No discount to anyone. Ti Ik's fxamiwd. ABSTRACT ! NO BROKEN BOW ABSTRACT CO. BONDED 1 Farm Loans Quickly Closed I. A. RENEAU Send your Abstract Orders to J. G. LEONAUD , Bonded Abstracter Office In Security State Bank.BMd'ng
