Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, September 23, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE REPUBLICAN , OUSTER COUNTS. NEBRASKA
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Particular Posts
' For
Particular Trade
We just received a nice car of 4 inch round and
extra split red Cedar posts that will suit the most
particular trade.
Also our stock of building material is complete.
Look our stock over before buying.
G. L. TURNER Lumber Co.
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MILLINERY
Call and see tne new styles in Autumn
Millinery. They are delightfully unique ,
Ji
HAIR GOODS 1
\Ve carry an extensive stock of
hair goods and hair ornaments.
MISS LIZZIE TODD
\Vest Side of Square
FARMSTEADS
We have farmsteads that you can buy
right. They will make your fortune.
280 acres , improved farm at $40 per acre
320 acres , improved farm at $40 per acre
720 acres improved farm and ranch for $19,600
080 acres , 2 miles from B. B. at $40 per acre
240 acres , unimproved at § 15 per acre.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS
inYourliv
To The
Farmers' Live Stock Commission GO ,
Rooms 209 and 211 Exchange Bldg. South Omaba.
G n
OUSTER CO.
YOU have a snap in a farm , or ranch for sale
IF list with me. If you want to buy a snap in a
farm or ranch come and see me. Phones , of
fice 42 , residence , 129.
. " \7 < S7" .
BROKEN Bow NEBR.
ABSTRACTING
BROKEN BOW ABSTRACT CO. BONDED
Farm Loans Quickly D Closed
i. A. REJNEAU ;
If You Are Thinking
Of Borrowing Money
f BUYING A FARM ,
I BUYING OR BUILDING A HOME ,
FOR THE ERECTION OF A BUSINESS
FOR - { HLOCK ,
PAYING OFF YOUR PRESENT LOAN ,
BUSINESS OR ANY OTHER LEGITIMATE -
[ MATE PURPOSE ,
And desire money , at lowest rate , without the payment { of a commission ,
with every advantage In matter of repayment and prompt action ,
SEE Ross G. Moore
Attorney and ended Abstractor.
Prairie Hill.
Mrs. Morforrt and Miss Ora
visited Saturday and Sunday on
the loup ,
Mr. Bay left Monday for Cole
rado.
rado.Mrs.
Mrs. Case and grandson and
Miss Bessie who has been visiting
ing- their daughter and sister ,
Mrs. Mrs. C. F. Howard , return
ed to their home at Hamburg ,
Iowa , Saturday.
Mr. Miller and wife of Marion ,
Ind. , arc visiting their cousin ,
Chas. Wcesncr.
Mrs. George Shoup is enjoying
a visit from her brother and sis
ter frotu Itiiuuis.
Mrs. Martin has relatives from
Illinois visiting her.
B. G. Evans shipped a car of
cattle to South Omaha Tucstlaj.
Mrs. Chas. Coulter's father , sis
ter and husband from Illinois is
visiting her.
Misses Ora Morford , Oa ! and
Susie Thomas and the Misses
Mary Neth and Eva Jenkins of
Union Valley arc attending col
lege at Bioken Bow. *
Mrs. John Price returned last
week from Iowa where she h.s
been visiting the past month.
ANSLEY.
Ausley boasts ot a new street
sprinkler.
Several arc attending the Cal-
laway fair this week.
Miss Mary Geesemau visited
her sister , Mrs. Jatnt's Lee , at
Berwyn thiu week.
J. D. Bush will move to l > roken
Bow October 1st and assume
charge of a meat market.
Ernest Daniels who is located
at Craig , Nebr. ' , is visiting old
friends in Iowa tuis week.
Dick Brega of Callaway called
on friends here last week.
Earl Morris and wife have
taken up their residence in the
property they recently purchased.
Rev. Grose of Paxton , Nebr ,
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit
last Sunday evening and deliv
ered a very able sermon.
Perry Foster was looking after
property interests in Mason City
Tuesday.
Everything on the Custcr
County Fair bill happened and it
was a success. It is estimated
that 500 Anslians attended
Thursday.
Dry Valley.
Not much doing down in this
neck of the woods.
The farmers are very busy
these days , in fact , this has been
the busiest season we ever exper
ienced and it has been the same
with every one on the farm.
We note several have been to
the fair , both at Lincoln and
Broken Bow.
For the past two weeks its
been North Pole gossip , some
giving the honor to one and some
giving1 it to the other. We de
fer giving an opinion at this
time.
The corn will not yield as
much as was thought it would
six weeks ago only about one-
half or from IS to 25 bushels per
acre. We read in one of the
leading papers that the hot dry
weather burned up 400 millions
of bushels of corn in the United
States , hence we got a little o :
he burn too.
Sterley Stevens of Comstock
was through the valley last week.
ust as long as you don't stop
Sterley to do any business its
alright , but otherwise the occu
pation tax or license shall be
necessary.
Wanted. By a responsible
party to rent a good farm near
3rokcn Bow. Address ,
J. I. Republican ,
Broken Bow , Nebr.
Good milch cow for sale cheap.
Jno. S. McGraw.
Nice little barn , nearly new ,
for sale cheap. Jno. S. McGraw.
Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee
Roasted fresh every day. 24-tf
URTCLLO.
N. Jacquot and wife returned
from their trip west last Tuesday.
Miss Maude Moore spent Sim
ilar with home folks.
Quite a number of the Ortcllo-
itcs took in the fair at Broken
How last week.
N. T. Waters of Lillian spent
Monday night at J. M. Ingrain's.
II. Swansou of Anselmo took
iliuuer at J. M. Ingram'a.
'
A coal
surprise
Surprising , ir.n't it , how
many coal bills turn
in a year to greet you ? If coal
bills could reason , they would
wonder how you keep on in
creasing their number so fast
when the whole heating ques
tion is now so surely and
economically settled for once
and all by
DOILCRS
With these outfits , for cither Hot
Water or Low-Pressurc Steam , you
can make one lump of coal do the
work of two. Besides , you can burn
the cheapest kind of soft coal or
rcreenings. The outfit soon pays
for itself in savings of furl , labor ,
health protection , absence of repairs ,
and keeping the carpets , decorations ,
and furniture clean. We have fig
ures and testimonials to show that
these outfila are the best invest
ment feature of the building pays
best returns. Ask for booklet ( free ) .
Anderson & Forney
THEY KNEW HIM ,
Pompous Politician Well ,
expect the folks hero wore mighty
proud when they heard their former
townsman had been inailo assistant
( jocretary. What did they say ?
Old Inhabitant Oh , Jos' laughed.
TWO EYES NOT AN ADVANTAGE
The possession of I wo eyes does
not confer upon us nny adumtngo :
one of them serves to show us the
good tiring , and the other the ovilc
of life. A large number of people.1
have acquired the had habit of shut
ting the first eye , but very few shut
the second ; and that is why there uru
so many people who would rather be
blind altogether than see all they
have to see. J Hippy the one-eyed
who are only deprived of that evil
eye which spoils all that wo loolt
upon. Voltaire.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH ,
of Aii'lna and Hungary.
ISM.
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EARLY EXHIBITS
of FALL MILLINERY
Latest Fashions
Many Beautiful Patterns
r
rs. lis
First door east of Plieonix Cafe.
When You Want f
WATERMELONS OKLKKY
UANTMLOPKS OK AN ( .IICS
PKACI1US HA.NANA8
PLUMS VEGETABLES
J'KAUS GKOCK1UU3
up
PHONE NO. 1(51 (
We arc now displaying a most complete line of
novelties for fall and winter wear.
Your early inspection of these goods is invited as
it will afford you an opportunity of seeing a large
number of exclusive styles.
We please all our customers. Every peicc we
turn out speaks for itself. Come in and let UK'make
you a suit for the Ak-Sar-Ben.
"OTbio ESlo-vcttozr
RAS ANDERSON
DEALER IN
Feed in large ana small quantities at both wholesale
and retail.
Special aUcnMon given to filling orders for coal
in any quantity.
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TO THE NORTHWEST : Cheap ono-way Colonial fares to tne
Northwest Puget Sound ana California , September 15 to October
15 ; daily through trains to the Northwest via the Great Northern ;
also via the Northern Pacific. To ' alifornia , daily tsirough tourist
sleepers via Denver , Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City.
ROUND TRIP TO PACIFIC COAST : -Vory low Seattle and
California round trip oxcursii-m tickets on sale during September.
This is the last chance to obtain these cheap rates for the greatest
railroad journey in the world.
EASTBOUND : Special round trip rates to Chicago , Kansas
City , Lincoln , Omaha , St. Joseph , St. Louis , August 28 to Septem
ber 5 and from September 11 to September 19. Daily low thirty
day round trip rates from Oliicugo to Atlanth cities and resorts.
September is the l.ut month for the special vacation rates to
Colorado , IIomereckerH1 excursions September 7 and 21.
Consult nearest ticket agent for latest advices of apodal vatus.
H. L. ORMSBY , Ticket Agent ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
L. W. WAKELEV , G. P. A. , Omaha.