THE OUSEJEK COUNTY BEPUBLIOAN
THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gleaned for Your Perusal by Our Rustling Reporters
Old papers for sale at this
office.
Dunning- has arranged to cele
brate the 4 of July.
Dae Cutler spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mcrna.
Rev. Paul Moser left Wednes
day for Anslcy on business.
Oakland-30-runabout $1000.
Streak of red. tteatu Bros ,
' F * v'
Dr. G. E. Penning-ton left
Tuesday evening- for Burlintou ,
Colorado to fisit his brother Dr.
James L. at that place.
J. 13 , Everingatn and Fred
I/arkin ol Kearney are here with
i another white steamer on busi
ness this week
Miss Gertie Barcus returned
last Monday from Lowell where
Miss Alva Reed , who is work
ingon tkf county assessors books
spent Sunday at her home near
Mcrna.
Mrs. Joseph Haney of Mason
city , Iowa came in Tuesday
evening to visit with John F ,
Haney and family.
Miss Marion Holcouib returned
home Tuesday evening from
Mcrna where sne spent several
days visiting friends.
Hugh Ormsby left for Lincoln
Wednesday to resume his work
I wont to buy your crenm nml sell
you your flour nutl feed of nil -
kinds , everything guaranteed ,
W. H. O'Rorkc's Feed Store
Phone 409.
ALWAYS
Good Crcntu on hnnd nt
WILLIS & SON
South Side oHhc Square.
THE CUSTER COUNTY REPUBLICAN
The Custer County Abstract
Company books andbusiness for
bale. Willis Cadwell 46-tf
Dr. Bass , dentist , old location ,
over Souder's drug store.
WANTED 1000 acres of land ,
broke , in the vicinity of Anselmo
Willis Cadwell , Broken Bow ,
ML-or. 47-tf
Anyone , anywhere , can start
a mail order business at home
No canvassing. Be your own
bnss. Send for free booklet.
Tells how. Heacock , A45B2 ,
Lockport , N. Y. 45-tt
An intelligent person can earn
$100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. No canvassing.
Send for particulars. Press
Syndicate , U4t > 83 , Lockport ,
N. Y. 45-tf
MARRIED At the Grand Cen
tral , last Saturday 2:3o : p. m.
Mr. Ainsted Richardson and Miss
Laura Scott.
Mr U ic bard son is a progress
ive farmer near Dunning.
MUs Scott wan surely loyal to
her promise as she came all the
wav troui North Carolina to
broken Huw to fulfill her pledge.
TIME TABLE OF C. B. & Q. R. R
Broken How Nebraska.
East West
40-8:49 : a m 39-6:25 : p m
42 7:27 : a m 4i-ll:251pm :
44-7:15 : pm 43-6:55 : a in
39 and 40 local between Seneca
and Lincoln.
J. B. SCHROCK , D.O.M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Ofllce In Dier s block ,
calls answered at all hours in city or country
See tne before vou Imv that hill of
[
fl-iur or feed. I want to buy
your cream for cash.
|
W. H. O'Rorkc's Feed Store ,
Phone 409.
The City Bakery
Invites your attention to the
fact that when slicing a loaf
of their bread you are serving
a healthful and wholesome
homemade bread.
r
u
Dorthy left Monday for Weeping
Water where she will visit with
relatives.
t
Reatn Bros , bought interest in
a Ford Automobile and now hold
the agency for the Ford Auto
mobiles.
Miss Margaret Stender of
Mason left Monday. She has
been visiting her sister Miss
> ena , here.
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CHAUTAUQUA SCENE
MAKE EARLY PLANS TO ATTEND
CHAUTAUQUA
OLDS GASO
LINE ENGINES
Always
on the
Jump.
REAM BROS ,
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
New Helena Scribe.
Mr and Mrs Rash of
i-.iting their daughter Mrs.
jam' ' s Rowley.
"Mr. and Mrs. John Bell tpent
last Sunday at Earnest i > ella in
Ortello
Mis1 * Jessie Jacohs held another
sale at her store Tue'-flai ' * w s
well attended and most every
ihiny w , . * snlfl
The po stonaoe at New Helena
wasdiscontinut'fl last Wednesday.
We now get our mail from An
selmo.
Mi s Cennie Christen is spend
ing a few < lavs visitinir her
friend Mrs Geo. Fleshrnan of
Dale.
Th' Cbns'ian people of Lillian
held Baptismal services at I. P.
j Bells Sunday , fourteen being
baptized.
Mr . Jennie Simm * entertained
all the Simms1 relative * to dinner
Sunday in honor of a great Uucle
who is visi ing them.
Miss Anna Bell returned from
BmVen Bow Saturday where she
had been attending institute.
Prairie Mill
We are needing rain in this
vicinity.
A few attended the party at
I E. L. Shoup Saturday night.
Mr. and Mr . J. R Longfellow
spent la t Thursdaj at Cal'away. '
Mrs. Daisy Kindness loot is
1 w | improving.
The Dutch Boys With Mrs. Brown at !
CHAUrAOQUA
Elmer Hogabootn and family
started Monday morning for
Colorado , where they will visst
Mr Hogaboom's son.
J. J. Pnilipsen of Dunning
spent Sunday at Longfcllows.
Mis-'es OU and usie Thomas
and Blanche Evins spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shoup in
Turner valley.
Ortello News.
The valley was shocked by the
sad news of the death ot Mr. nnd
Mrs. Philip Johnson who were
killed in Iowa by ? train. The
remains were brought back Sat
urday evening and laid to rest in
the Ortello cemetery. The
bereaved ones have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Frank Ellison and family ,
Frank Miller and wife , Wm.
Shadd and family and M. F
Blankenship spent Sunday at J.
M. Ingrains and attended the
funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Johnson.
Misses May Hyatt , Edith Ken- l
trail , Jennie Edwards. Blanche
Milligau and Ida Ingram and
' essrs. Alvie Kentrall Purly
Ingram. Robert Ingram and ICarl
M ers took in the party at Waters
Saturday evening.
N. I. Waitrs and family and
Newi Splicers and family spent
baturday night at J M. Ingrains.
Prairie Center.
Miss Mae Kaius came home
Saturday she has been attending
Institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Deal and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Winchester spent
bunday at Chirley Oxfords' .
Nannie Rains visited with Mrs.
Glenn Irom Wednesday till Thurs
day evening.
Ruth Hi al visited with Nannie
Rains Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grove"1 Hasten
nd Addie Glenn of Couiolock ,
visited with theit brother and
sister Medd Olenn and Mrs > .
Charley Oxlord from Friday till
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kains visited at
Mr. Albrights Sunday.
Miss Mae llains entertained
her friend Mr. Alt Martin.
A\illdale \ Items.
The heavy rains did a great
deal of damage in this locality.
M. A. Butler visited at Calla-
way Saturday.
Sunday school was well attend
ed Sunday a. ra. Also a number
of people linstened to the sermon
tjiven by Rev. Johnston in toe
evening
turn ixay Uadwell
and Fay Thorpe enjoyed the
hospitality of the Wm. Edmunds
home eight miles north of Merna
last Saturday evening and Sun
day. All report having a good
time returning with sunburns to
last them a few days.
Rev , W. S. J. Dunville is the
name of the Rector of the Epis
copal church of this city , who
recently arrived from Baraboo ,
Wisconsin. Mr , Dunville is a
O. S. Shaw has accepted a
position on the Finch ranch.
Jake Tietjen visited friends in
this vicinity Sunday.
John Eddy who has been attend
ing school at Peru is home for a
vacation.
William Wilcher was a Calla-
way visitor Saturday.
Prairie Center.
Intended for last week.
Frances Schurr will entertain
some of her friends Thursday it
being her thirteenth birthday.
Several from Merna will come
down on the morning train to
Ormsby and return on the
evening train.
Mr. and Mrs. Medd Glenn
spent Friday and Saturday at P.
C. Glenn's at Comstock.
Miss Mae Rains is attending
Junior Normal.
E. E. Hogaboom , M. Oxford
and families spent Sunday at
Chas. Oxford.
Carrie Glenn ot Comstock is
visiting a few weeks with her
brother and sister Mcdd Glenn
and Mrs. Oxford.
Shurrs spent Sunday at Riden-
our's of Merna.
Mr Street's were entertained al
Blem Winchesters Sunday.
Chas. Oxford had a run away
Sunday evening , hut no damages
were done.
Ruth Beal came home Sunday
from Lawrence McLains where
she has been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Rains visited
Sunday afternoon at Mr. Jewels
in Union valley.
New McLna Scribe.
Intended for last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pius Christen
returned from their visit to
Minnesota on last Monday.
Mr , and Mrs. Springtubc went
over to Geo. Smiths in their auto
and spent Sunday.
Preaching at the school house
next Sunday by Rev. Seabrooke.
Will Doman returned from his
triotoLutz , Wyo. While there
he filed on a homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Simms
returned from their extended
visit in the southern states on
Saturday and are spending the
week with relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bowley are
the proud parents of a babv girl.
Willie Christen and Everett
[ Fuller spent Friday and Sat
urday in Broken Bow.
, - . . , o no BlgUUIB JIB tO WllOll ( O
pamos wore running , Tll P signals
wore burning or ) the principal business
Rtrepts of the city , and spine of them
phone right into
the windows of
th.o
ax > ] | pe station , wherp the jiolicp phlof
lolled at case and wruert ricli off tlic
tribute paid Jilm by the * amllera. ) The
officers wert * unable to BCO these
light * , Tlion Kramer attacked more
vigorously than ever , and In
article ho gave a " onej
parody on "Twinkle , !
Twinkle , Little Star. " In which bQJ
used the electric
gambling signals
the "little sta.rs , " 114
A n result of this article the
nov-
pllst was assaulted by the chief of
po
lice , and In the fight both officer
and.
puthor shed some blood , However
this was the act that ilrcd uul-Ho ,
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jy i\
COAL
No Dirt. No Cllnkors-All !
Conl The Good Kind. <
8 i
FEED
8 ' For Snlo. Doth Wholesale
| nnd Rotnll. HlHhost Mnrkot
J Price for All Kinds of Grnln
j
* Wao * llevator
Phone 62
'UUi.ICATION. '
llrokcu Uow , Nebraska
Bcctlon 32.
w , oth 1 . M. . lias nicd
take initial llvu year
a > to the laiul above
tor ana Receiver u.
u Uovv , Nebraska , ou
I witnesses : . Thomas
Utclmnl Mohat , Uus
o\v , Nebraska
JOHN KUKSHr
t Register.
HAND
by a Broken Bow
in.
nisiastic citizens in
I to tell their ex-
'good. ' Testimony
he best of evidence
'helpin ' hnnd" to
Jfld the following
token Bow , Nebr. ,
ter kidney remedy
highly as Donn's
.1907 , I gave n
, ieir favor and nt
Imfirui it. I imd
winy back nud
igsharp twinges
> ody. Every and-
ack of pnin nud I
sore that It was
le to straighten.
iwere unnatural
ge and if allowed
ulimeut , I hud
nud was unable
$ i Doau's Kidney
rle's Drugstore
sljl begnn them
'ly ' relieved inc.
ars I have taken
hcncver I have
/'medicine ' nud I
[ am in eightieth
my present good
eiuedy. "
Price 50 cents
fnlo , New-York ,
| States.
e Donn's nnd (
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ISAPPEAR.
[ In a Night by
Utiful Bust.
9uld
uld write at
teauty treat-
free Quickly
ad develops
istantly re-
air , black-
kles. How
hecks and
ud body ,
.ress to the
usco , Ind. ,
ipney. No
umful nest -
*
t Integrity
full partic-
structtions
us to your
Unients in
kage pre-
) n can hn
iy child ;
a beauti-
) ped form
lous hair
bout pain.
nl effects !
does it ?
of. to the
) , Ind.
' 'n ' or mat
In public
Idlnnnpolls.
i became
Star Cam-
oadlng the
iwcpt Into
that
raoted at-
6 and the
| e cudgel ,
'
'floon was
leaning ,
ir bocanis
men
los , and
raado to
ssary for
volver at all times. One'nTghU mw'
terlous
shot from out of tlio darkness
whS ° flrC ° ° t0 hl8 Onr' "Mt ? K
who ilred H wa never found
But Rlntw then there have been
many ohuugos. The law-resneCHnc
people awoke to their
POWQP and stood
necessary
° J\ \ w . .
niako a social call.
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4
Join the silent procession ride
m an Oakland or a White Auto.
Ream Bros.
THE POTATO BUGS
Arc here , hut they don't woiry me
much for I have prcpaircd myself
with a supply of Paris Green and I
have got the start on them. Arc yon
going to get the stnrt of your potato
hugs or are they going to get the
best of you ,
I have n large supply of Paris
Green ami would be pleased to supply
you. It is put up iu ] pound , l/j
pound and pound packages.
S. R. , LE1- .
The Busy Druggist.
A New Clean Stack of
LUMBER
Frcali IOLA Portland Cement.
Frcali Car of A.CMA Plaatcr.
A Splendid Line of Fence Posts ,
If you contemplate using any of
itlie " above this Sprimg or if
you"uccd a nice load of
COAL
CALL"and SEE
H. T. Bruce
( SL Co.
Broken Bow , Nebr. Phone 234.
FRANK KELSEY
ALL KINDS OF WELLS
Consult Him If You Want Water.
Urokcn Dow , Nebraska.
N. T. GADD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office over Holcomb's
book store.
Onice phone 203
Kcaldcncc 20
Urokcn How , Nebraska.
J. A. ARMOUR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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Practices In all the courts ,
ami notorlal work , onice up Convayanclng atalrs _ _
State Bank of Urokcn How. over
Broken How , Nebraska. \
BANGS' STUDIO
, - , ,
WE MAKE GOOD PHOTOS
East Side of Square
Urokou How , Nebraska.
HARRY KIMBALL
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
( Licensed )
Uuslncss phone , 3U1
Residence SOI U
Urokcn Bow , Nebraska.
L. E. COLE
EMBALMER ! & FUNER'L DIRECTOR
( Licensed )
Union Block Business phone 85 , Residence 329
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
DR. G. F. BARTHOLOMEW
. ,
PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST i
Glasses Pitted.
All calls promptly attended day or night.
Phone 01.
MRS. W. T. JONES
DRESSMAKING
Mrs. IV , T. Jones has had 17
fence In dressmaking. years crper *
K Is useless
further. to loot
Work
Block. guaranteed. Ilooin 7 , Dlerko
J. L. FERGUSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
/
Heal Estate ,
Insurance , '
Farms for Ranches 'and
Kent ,
Legal
vcylng and Platting. Papers DrawniSnr
Broken now , Nebraska.
POR SAIU. A fine resident'
block one block south of ball' '
ground. Will sell by quarters'
if preferred. B. W. Blair. 42-ttf