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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1909)
THE HKPUBLIOAN , OD3TER COUNTY. NEBRASKA CUSTER COUNTY "PUBLICAN $1,00 Per Veai' , A.DVERTIB1M. KATKS. Where matter IH net on woodb.iBoelcctrotype K flat price of twenty ccnir per lncli , lnirlo col umn , ( or racli Insertion , mo or morn Insertions IScentR per Inclii Special conltluii , slnirlc hi. ncrtlod 20 ccnlH per inch. I.'clal tinue. electros- two or nioru times , IS ceutii per Inch. Payment llriit of cacli moutli. Local ndvcrtlalnif Dvo cents per line each In Notice of clmrcli church fairs , toclables and tdtcrtalnnicutii wlicru money U chanted , one Death notices free , half trlr for pnbllsulntr obituaries. Card of Tlmuks , 50 ccn x. Legal uotlcea at rates provided statutes of Nebraska. Society notices and tcaolutloui.ouo-ua2l raxes Wetlillmr notices free , halt , prlco for nut of prevents. Entered at Broken Bow , Nebranka , for trans mission In the United Hlatca malls at second class ratci < D. M. AMSBERRY , Editor and Publisher REPUBLICAN TICKET. State yor Justice of the supreme Court. JOUN B. BAKNKS. JACOB KAWCirrT. SAMUKw SUW.W1CK. Tor Kcstnts ot the State University. CHARGES S. AMvUN. W. G. WIIITMOKi : . For Itcgcnt of the State University. ( To till Vacancy. ) FRANK I . HAIDER. County For Treasurer. W. B. POOR. For Clerk. W. H. OSBORNE JR. 1 For Heglsler of Deeds. GEORGE K. PORTER. For judge. N. P. FORD. For sheriff. HORACE F. KENNEDY. For Superintendent. GARLAND E. LEWIS. For Surveyor , A. J. VANANTWERP. For Corouor Dn. G. E. PENNINGTON ,1 Judge Dean The Fusion Candlate Judge Dean fusion camhate for Supreme Court is receiving com plimentary notices over the state for the able record he has made on the beench. He is the dem- oratic member of thr. court that was appointed by G ernor Sheldon - , don from Broken Bo a year ago and the citizens of ( ater county regardless of politibias take pride in the fact tat he has been able to make good. ' His > own church people egardless of .poitics are warmly supporting him aslwas evidenced at thelPres- bytcrian Synod held at Minden last week. It is reported that when he entered the church from Broken Bow he waa given an en thusiastic ovation bv the assembly that lasted five minutes , The Republican takes no stock in the nou-partison Judiciary , being ad vocating in some quarters as men will carry their personal views on the bench as well as elsewhere and the greatest care should be exercized in selecting Judges safe on all questions. Yet it always has been the case where a candiadate for any high office stands well in his own commun ity his friends more or less com pliraent him with their support re gardless of party affiliations and douMlesa Hie vote for Judge Dean in CUMer County will be no exception * notwithstanding the fact that such a custom is tnOre or less demoralizing politically. In spejnliug of Judge Dean's candidacy Henry C. Richmond ot Lincoln says "In discussing the Supreme Judgcship that President Taft's recent reference to the danger of sectionalism applies most strik ingly to one phase of fhc present campaign in which Judge J. R. Dean of Broken Bow is the only western candidate. In the entire history of Ne braska only one supreme judge ever c nie. from west of the 99th meridian , At present the court is divided into congressional districts , with three members from the first district having a total vote of 37,000 , one from the second with 30,000 , one from the third with 52,000 , one from the fourth with 45,000 , none from the fifth with 42,000 , , one from th sixth with 51,000. Only by the election of Judge Dean will the western part of the state have a representation on the supreme bench. Politics aside , he is the only western candidate on any ticket. No surprise at the demand that more than 90,000 in the fifth and sixth districts should have representa tion in th.e supreme court. Judge Dean's candidacy is sur prisingly popular. He is a W. B. POOR is go thoroughly schooled in the running of this office that if he can secure his election the citizens of Cnster county may well consider themselves fortu nate in procuring so competent an official to fill so trustworthy a place as treasurer. Remember him when you cast your ballott , Mason City Star. We notice in the Ansley Argosy that our friend Jamer M. Atns- berry has announced himself a candiate for county clerk of the new county of Sheldon. Now this is rather amythical ! prop osition. It may be however , that our esteernad friend Jim belivesin the.old adage that "the early bird catches the worm. " But in this case there "ain't going to be no worm. " Mason City Transcript. The best and highest endorse ment of the republicans on the state ticket is the lives and record of the men who are candidates on that ticket. The records of Judges Barnes , Fawctt and Sedgwick , cadidates All of the SEALSHIPT Scaled at the Sea Flavor Saved OYSTERS Seaside ARE STARTING the season with Blue Point Oy WE sters. Large fine flavor solid . meat the full flavor of the Oyster and nothing else. The only way to ship oysters , except the Senlshipt way is to ship them in open tubs. The ice is in the tub with the oysters. When it melts the expressman , with his naked hands , puts in more ice. NO ICE TOUCHES THE SEALSHIPT , We are agents for the celebrated CHASE & SANBORN tens and coffees. Also the well known brand of Tea Leaf Ten and Gas roasted coffees. It is a well known fact that our teas and coffees are fine drinkers and no higher in price than cheaper grades. Seal Brand Coffee a 9 ib cau ( or 75c Manor llousu Coffee a 1 Ibcau'lor Sic liamo Coffee a I Ibcanor. . . . , . 80c Our Ulead Coffpo a 1 ibpCkir for 30 : South Sen Blend Coffee a 1 IblPclcir for 25c African Java Coffee lu bulk per Ib 25c . Peabery Coffee lubulk perilb 25c Circle Ulead Coffee la 1 Ibpcksrifor , . . .20c U Coffee 1 Ibpckjr for 70c X Ib Paxton Coffee In can , , , lie Rio Combination Coffee per Ib , . . . . , iHc Rio combination Coffeejper Ib | 5c magnificent lawyer , temperment- ally a judge and personally one of the most upright , honorable and fair minded men Nebraska has ever called into public service. His re-election means dignity , strength and confidence for Nebraska's court of last re port. " New 1909 \ ( lace Cltrou per Ib 35c Glace Or.inoe Peel per tb 35c Glace'.l.etuoa I'eel per Ib 3F > c Almond NUt Meats perlb 60c Pecao.Nut Moats per Ib ,70c Salted AlmOtida perlb , , . . . .Sc Unellsu Walnut Nut Meats 45c New'l'orsiau Date * per ) b. . . . . .10c . O. 33 OW JE3 KT Trade PVW OLD CIDER VINEGAR Mark Phone 5 PURE FOOD CENTER North Side foraupretue judges , are before the people as an open book and with * out fear or blemish as citizen or jurist they command the approval and support ot their fellow citizen. Services on the supreme bench has in each case proven the ex. ceptional greatness of the individ ual to the high duty for which he stands as a candidate of the republican party. Messrs. Allen , Whittnore and Ilallcr , republican candidates for regents of the university , occupy a similar honorable position in the public estimation. Men of proven high character and exceptional qualifications for the direction of the state's great school. Their records are open to all men and are in themselves the highest tribute to the worth and fitness of these citizens to well discharge the duties devolving on the governing board of the university. It Don't Bothsr Him Much. 13. L. Nicholas , the well-known Elk Creek township farmer , call ed at the Transcript office last Saturday , and while here iuci- dently remarked that the talk about the great inconvenience of living a long distance from the county sdat and the extra expense caused by such a condition when you had to go to the county seat , was not worrying him much and he waa in no way particularly inconvenienced by it. Mr. Nichalos is a large land owner and stockman and a man of large business affairs. Ue represented this district on the county board at different times. Mr. Nicholas has found it neces sary to go to Broken Bow once in 5 or 6 years and was then called as a juror. A better argu ment than long distance have to be advanced before Mr. Nicholas is caught on the divi sion hook. Mason City Trans cript. A Division "Whooper" ' Our division friends are get ting desperate , and in their efforts to bolster up their wan ning fight to divide the county and disrupt business affairs , they arc getting down to pure un adultrated lying , For instance this clipping fron the Mason City items in the Ansley Argosy : "P. M. Marley , the largest tax payer in Algernon township , is for county division. " The only truth in the above statement is that Mr. Marley is the "largest taxpayer in Alger non township" . He is also one of the largest land owners in Custer county , having thousands of acres scattered all over the county.N Mr. Marley brands the state ment that he is in favor of county division as a lie , pure and simple , If Mr. Marlej were actuated by sinster motives and personal financial gain , he would doubt less be in favor of division. But that good business judgement that has placed Mr. Marley among the leading , conservative business men of Nebraska , has not deserted him at this time , and of course he is opposed to division. It is safe to add in conclusion that as our division friends have misrepresented in this particular , they have misrepresented and dis torted facts in many other state ment. Mason City Transcript. In casting your vote for coun ty treasurer do not forget that the republican candidate is a poor man and needs the ofiice while upon the other bane Clarence Mackey , the democratic candidate of Ansley is a banker , who has grown rich in Custer county in his business who does , not need the salary. The voters of Custer county have a chance in voting for coun tv treasurer to show wether they will do honor to a worthy ca pable man of experience who needs the office or whether they prefer a rich banker without ex perience and who has uo'nnud for the salary of the office. for County Treasurer. Repling to the unwarntcd attact of Brother Beal on the business ability of W. B. Poor we must say , that while it is true that Mr. Poor has held second place in the Treasures office for a number of years , it is a well known fact that he has practically had charge of the affairs of the office much of the time. And it is also a matter of record , that at all time while Mr. Jeer has been in the office as deputy the business has been run on an economical basis and itgfhly satisfactory to the County. The voters of Custer county are too well acquainted with the qualifications of Mr. Poor to be olluenced by the slush of the 3eacon when casting their ballots 'or county Treasurer. D , M , Atnsberry , who for the past two years has been out of the newspaper business , again assumed editorial charge of the Custer County Republican last week. Air. Amsberry 'is one of the old editorial wheel-horses of Custer county , t and his many friends will be glad to know that he is again in the harness. Loup Valley Queen. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The Union Land Co. to William E. May Lots 11 and 12 original town of "lallaway $ 40 James M. Fodge to C. Lee Pickett , parcel in lots 1 and 2 in block 16 J. P. Gaudy's add to Broken ' Bow. 312 Walter W. Waters to George Willing , 160 acres in 1-16-19 . - . . 4000 The Union Land Co. to Moses Weaver lots 5 , 6 and in block 25 R. R. add to Callaway 152 Kester J. Peer to John. P. Long parcel in 32-18- 24 100 J. G. Breni er to Alex ander McDonald 160 acres in 4-17-24 1600 S. G. Stevenson to S. B. Knudsen 480 acres in 22- 20-18 3510 John Datus to Andrew J. Gobel all block 6 and 10 and lots 5 , 6 , 6. 7 and 8 n block 5 in Westervillc. 1QOO John Fredericks to Jos eph McClure 80 acres in -1523 1200 Chas. C. Cooper to How- ird R. II. Williams 160 acres in 28-10-18 3200 David A. Snyder to lewis L. Debusk lot 10 in- block 2 4th add to Sar gent 125 Henry Webb to Josiu Welluian his int in 11-15- 20 Mary A Teel et al-to Joseph b'ortik 16,0 acres in 3-14-19 1600 Union Pacific R. R. Co. to Charlie E. Anderson 160 acres in 11-13-24 1131 Lincoln Land Co. to 3eorge Faulkner lot 1 in aleck 4 1st add to Com- stock , . . , 60 Alina Cleveland and liusbt to George Faulk ner parcel in block 4 1st add to Comstock , . . , , . . , , 30 George Faulkner to Hiram Decker all lots 1 , and 2 in block 4 1st add toi Comstock and parcel in block 4 in Comstock 1100 George O Gordon to William G Mills 5 acres in 22-1735 400 Myrtle C Gallaway and husb to John Thomas lot 5 block 6 in Comstock. . . . 1100 C U Richardson to Milo J Pitkin 160 acres in 27-34 28.17-24 , 000 Lincoln Land Co to Perry Davis parcel in SE-SW > ( 50x140 in Corn- stock . . ' 60 Lauretta Edwards and husb to Wui II Comer Ni of lot 8 all of 9&10 block S3 Groat's add to Broken Bow. , , , 300 Heorge W Thunnan to John Mat parcel in block 45 in Oconto 1300 Leona Burr and husb to Walter S Yetter parcel in 919-18 , 2500 William H Comer to James H Davis N4 of lot ; 8 all of lots 9&10 block 83 ' Groat's add to Broken Bow 500 Elijah Kettlcboro'ugh to Robert J. Farritor 160 acres in 22-1921 1 Joseph D Campsey to Vanncr A. Vangreen let 2J block 43 R K add to Cullaway 150 Pearl Hunter ( single ) to Thad L Farnsworth lot 9 in block 12 in J P. Gaudy's add to Broken Bow 4300 Grant A. Darrah to Ed win Darrah 160 acres in 15-2017 2500 Robert J * . Farritor to Robert G. and Frank M. .Furritor 160 acres in 26 and 35-19-21 1250 James W. Yacl < ey to Farmers and Merchants Bank lots 11 and 12 in block 5 in Comstock 2500 Claude and Keo Currie both single to T. J. Ply- male parcel in 10-19-18. . . 75 The Union Land Co. to Joseph DCampsey and John E. Vanereen and Vanner A. Vangreen lot 24 in block 53 R R add to Callaway 250 George F. Gilraore to Edwin H. Burrows 1120 acres in sec 4 , 5 , 7 , 8 and 9 in twp 16 range 18' . . . . . 24500 C. J. Stevens Co to Jos eph W. Cassel parcel in 9- 15-19 400 Union PaciGc K R to John P. Blake 640 acres in 35-13-23 3200 Lincoln Land Co to C. J. Stevens Co parcel in 9- 15-19 : . . . 400 II. F' . Kennedy sheriff to William Wilde 160 acres in 23-19-25 600 Ella Beget to Charles E. Tullis SO acres in 5-13-21. 678 Martha J. Bricker et al to Charles E. Tullis 80 acres in 5-13 21 2990 Frank Carlin to Simon Rigby lots 13&14 block 18 original town of Ausley. . 456 Mary Carlin and husb to Simon Itigby lots 15&- 16 block 18 original town of Ansley ' 1000 Peter Foster to G A Hammond lots 9&10'block 25 original town of Mason 800 Otis Scovell to Ruth Straight parcel in 1-20-21 1 L. Turner Lumber Co. Want Your Lumber Trade When You Build WHY NOT BUY YOUR WINTER'S COAL WHILE YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT Give us a trial , and we will try to please you. G. L. TUEHEE Lumber Co. PHONE 79. Send your Abstract Orders to J. G. LEONARD , Bonded Abstractor Office In Security State Bank B'rd'ng Don't You Forget It. \ We will have everything- for you in the line of Fruit X and Lunch. & FOR FRUIT : Peaches v Pears Grapes Apples Oranges ' ' ' , Bannanas FOR LUNCH : Cheese Dried Beef Minced Ham Bologna We want all our friends to call and , see us. llieppard & Burk. The Mondell Homestead Lands , We are receiving1 thousands of inquiries about the 320 acre free homestead lands available for settlers under the Mondell Act. These lands are located in Eastern Colorado and in Wyoming- along the Burlington. The great advant age of tliis new homestead law is that the sttler is permitted to take up free , 820 acres instead of 1GO acres , the larger tract being-required under the new dry farming methods , ' Northeastern Wyoming has from 1C to 21 inches of moisture , and has produced some of the finest crops of small grains ever seen in the west. I personally conduct excursions on the first and third Tuesday of each month to these lands , Write me for special descriptive folders , literature , etc. \ Irrigated Lands in the Big ; Horn Basin. These government irrigated lands are being fast taken up by settlers who realize the coming value of the Big Horn \ Basin lands in view of the railroad development in Central Wyoming. The U , S. Land and Irrigation Exposition at Chicago , Nov. 20 to Dec. 4th , will be of vital interest to the farmer. D. CLEM DEAVER , General Agent , Land Seekers Information Bureau , Omaha , Neb. HKHFarnam St. , Omaha , Nebr.
