CGUtfTX REPUBLICAN
7
ANNOUNCEMENT
1 wish to announce to the people of Broken
Bow and vicinity thai I have purchased the
stock of goods formerly owned by J. W.
Scott , and in invoicing , I find it is much
larger than T anticipated , in fact I have more
oods on hand than room to handle them
properly , and in order to reduce the stock
I am making1 Very attractice prices in gro
ceries , Hour and feed. I have also an im
mense amount of Queenaware , Glassware ,
Lamps , Lanterns , Agate , Tinware , Wash
tubs , Boilers and Cooking1 Untensile of all
kinds wnich I am pricing to sell , Have a
complete line of Hardware and Builder's
Supplies. I can save you money. Come in
and investigate.
J. G. LEONARD
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE
THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gleaued for Your Pcruial by Our Rustling Reporters
J , S. and J. T. Raclcliff , of
Merna , were here Tuesday.
Mrs , J. A. Armour went to
Analcy Wedneaday morning for
a visit.
Chaa. It. Walalenben , of
Soinerforcl , was a pleauant caller
yesterday.
Henry Brown and Leo Camp
ton. of Oconto , were here on buui-
iiess Wedneaday.
C. B. Pearce and G. C. McGuire
of Arnold tranaacted business in
this city Wedneaday.
Remember the public sale of
Duroc males from Reese & Mar
tina herd , Saturday Dec. 18 , at 1
p tn. at Nelson & Miller's barn ,
in Brbken Bow.
Ray Lamp'iere ' , graduate of
the Broken Bow Business College ,
has received the appointment of
stenographer to Joseph Pigman ,
director of the census for this
congressional distict.
Mr. W J. Slater , of Spokane ,
Wash. , arrived in the city Tues
day to attend the wedding of his
granddaughter , Miss Hazel
Slater , whom he has not seen
since she was a small child.
Mrs. W. B. Poor and children
left Wednesday by the way of
Grand Island for Tulart , Calif
ornia. Mr. Poor will join them
soon after the first of the year
and they will become residents
of that state.
County Clerk Pigman tender
ed his resignation Tuesday which
was accepted by the county
board. W. H. Oaborue , Jr. ,
ceuuty clerk elect , was appointed
to the vacancy. Mrs Pigman
will be retained as. deputy unti
the close of the term when O. W
Barnard , of Galloway , will wil
assume the duties of that posi
tion.
Pretty tight winter weather ,
lon't you think ?
Judge Kirby , Thedford , was
n the city Tuesday submitting
iroof on his homestead.
Judge J. B. Thompson , of
jrand Island , was in the city
Tuesday on legal business.
II. B. Andrews , of Anaelmo ,
was in the city Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Press Rich
ardson.
Commencing Thursday Dec.
16th our store will be open unti !
9 p. in. for the accomadation ol
Xmaashoppers Kiffin-Lucke Co
Beginning with our next Issue
The Republican will be mailed
regularly every Thursday morn
ing. There ia no reason for a
weekly newspaper being printed
a day or two after its regular I
publication day. Advertising for
publication in the current issue
mnnot be received later than
Wedneaday noon. Our corres
pondents are requested to get |
their matter to thia office not
later than Tuesday night of each ,
week ,
Dr. C. P. Wilson haa rented
the Apple tenement , eaat of the
Grand Central hotel and will
occupy it as soon as he can get
hit ) household goods hauled from
Arnold. Hia family arrived
Tuesday and will board in the
meantime. The Hepublican
welcomes the doctor to one ol the.
jest towns in the state.
The Boston Ideal Comic Opera
Co. gave three very fine perform
ances at the North Side Opera
[ louse this week. Manager
Great ia to be commended for
securing such worthy attractions.
There is nothing too good for a
LJroken Bow audience , aa he un
doubtedly believes ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCotnas are
in Omaha this week.
J. Bejls , of Dunning , came
down Tuesday. ,
Heinle Schlitz from Fatherland
Heinie Schlitz from Father
land will be presented here Tues
day Dec. 21 At at the Opera House
It is one of this season's best
offerings in the line of German
dialect comedy. The play is
elaboratley mounted scenically
and the company contains the
best talent obtainable , including
some clever comedians , among
them that clever German come
dian , Harry Wolf , who will be
seen to excellent advantage as
Hcinie Schlitz , a part which fits
him nicely. The prices of thia
engagement will be 25c , 35c and
SOc. Seats on sale at Holcomb'a
and Stockhatn's.
CAM1 AT A :
"FRINGE OF PEACE"
Presbyterian Church , Sun. , Dec. 197:30 : p. m ,
MU9. FRANK 0. KERN Directress
MISS ADAH DKLL BOWEN Pianist
SOLOIoTS
Soprano Mrs. P. C. Kern
Contralto , , Miss MatHernselieln
Tenor . - , . * . F , 0. Kern
llarltono , I'l-oi. Williams and
J. K. Aubrey
cnoKus
Mesdames Davlson , Aubrey , Kuril , Osborn anil Hlmonson.
Misses Farrell. Henisclieln. Oschwlml , uutbrle a nil Deltwllvr ,
Mosars. Kern , Oaborn , Martin , Lewis , Aubrey , Vrllemlcr , Malmkc , U'llllains ,
Hell , phelps and Luckc.
Luckc.SYNOPSIS
PART I-The Promise.
Thf cantata opens with a full chorus , "Sines , O Heavens" followed by a bass
solo , "The Heavenly King , " troui Isaiah's prophet1) '
Isaiah a Is told In the chorus , "Ami There Shall Come Forth. " after which
the Annunciation Is proclaimed In the .solo and chorus "Pear Thou Not. "
Tin- Promise closes with the contralto solo "Hall1 Bethlehem..taken from
M Icah 5:2. :
PART II-Thc Fuiminicnt.
The male quartet. "O , Holy Night , " prepares us tor the Angel's song , "There
Were Shepherds.1' ( l.uku i. ) This Is rendered In solo , quartette and chorus ,
closing with the uiiutTbolces receding In the distance.
Next comes the ladles nong. "Bright Star of Hope" tolo and duet.
"March of the Magi" Is a chorus for male voices with bolo parts , and tells of
the quest for the Ohrlst 'hlld ( Matt. 1. )
The Joy of the Wise Men Is told In the soprano solo "O , blessed Lord. "
The tln.it prophetic fuinilment Is heard In the grand hallelujah double chorus ,
"lllehsed He The Lord Clod. "
HERE IS A BUNCH OF LIVE
HOLIDAY ROCKERS AND CHfliRS
FOR
Father , Mother , Brother , Sister and Baby
A new line We have just re
of Couch Covers ceived a splendid
assortment of
ers and Portiers
RUGS. . .
All styles and sizfcs.
And we want to remind you that wo want to see
you In the "Good Old Summer.Tlmo" for wo have the
beet Refrigerators you over saw. It will save first cost
In a short lime In the tuwlntf of loo. Drop In a little later
and let us tell you about them.
D. C. KONKLE
THE FURNITURE MAN ' .
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Zumbrota Zephyrs.
Ralph Johnson has returned from hii
trip to Freuiout.
tinow , snow , snow all the time.
George Bather ia hick home aa corn
.husking can't be done nowadays.
Fred Pershall ia going to move to
Ainswotth in the apiiog.
Some of the farmers took advantage of
the good price of bogs , and iruiketfii
in the llow last week.
Mrs , C , V. Franklin haii beeu having
a siege of lagrippe.
Miss Madge Ilishop was home from
town trotu Friday until Monday to visit
home folks ,
Ortello News ,
Alhett Hill shelled corn for J. M.
Ingram , J. S. Dyke , Chas. Wachter last
week and for Geo. Sweeney Monday.
J. S. Dyde and wife , Page Fergerson
and J. M. Ingrain's Stindayed at M. I < .
C. Preacott and wife spent Sunday at
B. F. Edwards,1.
HoosiiT Notes.
Mr. McCoy intends going to Okla-
hotnti kurne time this week.
'
%
Cluience Johnson seems to he able to
get to town in spite of the angry ele-
neiiiH.
Sunday wan such n atnrmy day that
'ew turned out to church.
When , oh when can we net in that
com field ?
The time is arriving when you arc
beginning to think more and more about
the good things you waul Santa Clans to
Jiring you , but say , if he'd only bring
around u nice bunch of weather , would
n't that be appreciated ?
Watch for the question for debate in
our items next week.
Prairie Hill.
Charley Hay and Charley Longfellow
are shelling corn on the table this week.
Earl and I ? . Shonp are baling hay for
Mr. Lincoln.
The Circle will meet with Mrs. Deal
next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shoup visited Sun
day at Frank Neth's in Union Valley.
Mr. Parker who has been working for
Mr. Thomas is visiting nt his home near
Dunning.
Ernest Webb of the sandhills is visit
ing here.
There was no league Sunday night on
account of the storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr. and
Weesner went to Dunning Tuesday to
attend the' wedding of Fred Weesner.
There will be a basket supper nt the
schooniouse Thursday night Dec. 231 ! .
All are invited to attend.
" - Elton News. .
Bad weather still continues.
. .Mr. and Mrs. I'anl IlaumontSundayed
with Ed Iluuinout'.s.
Vemon Barnes was'in Broken Bow
Saturday buying furniture.
Ella Shadden .spent Sunday at Rube
Campbell's.
The Cooksley boys have bought a new
corn shelter ttnd will run it with their
gasoline engine.
Paul Ilaumont has put chased a phone
on the Currie line.
Clent and CaMie Calhouu who have
been holding meetings in the baud hills
country aic at home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis' baby was
buried in Lone Tree cemetiy on Monday
of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Oovaerls are the
proud parents of a baby boy who came
to brighten their home on Dec. 9th.
The basket supper at the Govier school
house Thursday evening was not very
well attendsd on account of the bad
weather. The proceeds to be used for
a Xmas treat.
McKinley Murimirings.
The basket social at the Lower Spring
Creek school house last .Friday night was
well attended and a general good time
ivas had.
Mrs. J. II. Walburn is on the sick list
his week.
Some of the young people attended
he party at Mr. Monahan's last Wed
nesday night. They report having aped
pod time.
Mrs. I'M Booth is on the sick list this
week.
Miss Ruth Haefele spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mr. Walburn's.
Jos. Haefele and John1 Reinlmrd help
ed Rev. Whitoker move to Cullaway
Tuesday.
Roy Russell's and L. S. Empfield's
spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. Walburns
Prairie Center.
Mrs , M. Rhoades has been very ill
with heart trouble.
Lewis Martin from Gnilford spent
Saturday and Sunday at Rains' .
E. E. Hogaboom and family spent
Sunday with Frank Neth in Union
Valley.
Mr. nud Mrs. Melviti Gibbs are both
on the sick list anil little Alvin has been
absent from school.
E. Deal is improving rapidly from his
severe illness.
' Mrs. E. L. Hogaboom visited at
Rhoades' Saturday.
Charley Bay and Charley Longfellow
shelled corn for Charley Oxford Thurs
day.
Neva.and Eruest.Raius spent Saturday
with their sister Belva.
Mrs. Nellie Bay has been sewing for
Thomas' and Weesner's this week.
Ed Long , from Mason City , whs has
been through different parts ot.low rNe-
Space and time will not permit us to item
ize everything we have for sale in the Holiday
Line but here are a few of the many :
Fancy Package Perfumery , Chriat-
mas Papeterie , Books , Biblea , GKriat-
mas Cards , Post CarJ Albums , Park 5 VX
er's Fountain Pens , Fancy Pipes and X/
Christmas Boxes of Clears. : : :
Come in and make your Selections before
the line is too badly broken.
J. G. HAEBERLE
THE DRUGGIST
braskn and Colorado looking for u locu
tion returned to Old Coster mid is spend
ing a few days with Rains' . He expects
to statt for Oklahoma and Texas Mon
day.
day.Mr.
Mr. Rains happened to quite an acci
dent Saturday evening but no serious
injuries. When driving throiigh snow
three or four feet deep the spring wagon
broke in two , threw Mae , lonu Rhoades
and Mr. Rains on their faecs in the snow
giving them some good bumps on the
axle as they fell. They picked them-
selved up and the girls took the team
and borrowed a neighbor's wagon and
got the old folks and truck out safely.
Mrs. Mary E. Bishop left Tues
day evening for Newton , Kansas ,
to visit her son Charley. She
expects to spend the winter with
her son.
Otis Barnard , of Callaway , who
has been appointed deputy clerk
by County Clerk Oaborne" , came
over Monday and entered on
the duties of his office. He will
move his family to Broken Bow
as soon as the weather and con
ditions of the roads will permits.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 'A. Wiggins ,
of Jefferson , Iowa , are the guests
of Mrs. Wiggins' relatives , the
Taylor family.
Clay and J. R. Coffin an and
Levi Poor , of Lilian , were here
on land business Wednesday.
J. E. Wood left last night for
Corpus Christi , Texas , where he
will spend the winter.
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HARD SOFT
No Dirt. No Clinkers' All Coal. The Good Kind.
Make Quick Deliveries in Any Quantity b
Feed for Sale-Wholesale and . Retail ij
Highest Market Price Paid for All Kinds of Graiu.
The West Elevator
F. J. Bahr , Prop. Te'ephone 62 |
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I SNYDER BROS. & CO.
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iji We have a nice line of Holiday |
iji i Goods' which will make useful
i presents. Come and see them 8
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS
331-3 PERCENT OFF 33 1-3
SNYDER BROS. & CO.
Christmas
We have complete supply of Christmas Goods in the way
of Candies , Nuts , Apples , Oranges , Cocoanuts aud the like.
Note our prices :
I'resh English Walnuts per pound.20c
lira/Us per pound c
Pecans pur pound oc
Nebraska niack Walnuts per peck'i-ioc
Fresh Hickory Nuts per pound lOc
Jumbo Peanuts per pound i c
Almond Meats per pound eec
Fresh Walnut Meats per pound. . . Me
French Candled Cherries per lb..50c
Christmas plum pudding 2ic
lUch Fruit cake In cans vftc and..sue
Chocolate Nut cakes each 50c
Small Nut cakes each. . . . isc
Frosted cookies , Bakery cookies
Fig cookies per dozen. . . ioc
Grape. Fruit a tor. . -isc
Apples , Koinan Hcautles and"ueil-
Slower pt.r peck soc
Oood Apples pur bushel 85c
Malaga tlrapes per pound yic
Cluster Italslus pcr pound isc
Sealshipt Oysters
Candies
Uazzle Dazzle Mix. Counter MU.
Home Mis , Fairy Mix per Ib . . .12 c
Yankee Peanut per pound . . . . . .15i.
Mint Kisses , Poabcrry Kisses
rrench Mottoes per pound . . . . . .I.C
'
Klegant lionbons. chase's Queen
Quality Chocolate In boses pretlll )
decorated , „ , . .
H Ib box Saratogas . s. c
H lb-box Knjpresi . ' . ; . SS
i pound package College Qlrl . COc
1 pound package Lake Scene . . OOc
Dates per pound ; . -
-'Parsiw
Celery. Fresh from the green house.
Assortment of Xmas tree decor
ations per box . MC
We have a lull cupple of Christmas
Decorations , Uolly , Mistletoe and
Wreathing.
EAGLE GROCERY CO.
-THE' SQUA'RE'DEXLSTORE / - , PHONE ' ss