THSJ QU8TEII OOUJNO KJUJeUJOLJOAN
THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gleaned for Your Perusal by Our Rustling Reporters
Where the Oakland loads but few
can follow. Ilcnin Bros.
MIso Qltidya Holcoinb spent Sunday
at Walter Wallaces near Borwyn.
Mrs. Charles Shaw , of Lincoln ,
IB the guest of Mrs Floy IlodlnBon
Attorney J. B ) Dunn of Callawny
made a business trip to Broken Bow
Wednesday of this week.
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Dld you BOO those window shades
with spring fixtures tit Strong's
Variety Store at only 22 cents each ?
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Tulle to Ream Bros , about the
-1911 Models of the Oakland , White
Steam and Ford Automobiles.
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L. M. Plckett of Loyal was In the
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city yesterday with a load of water
melons ho raised on Ills homestead.
Dr. Pennlngton went to Omaha
the last part of the week for the
purpose of purchasing anew auto.
I have money to loan on well Im
proved farms at C per cent. B. C.
House. 51-tf
Ask to see our 15 "cent rlbbdfis.
They are bargains that will please
you. Strong's Variety Store , north
side of the square. Broken Bow.
ExGov. Silas A. Holcoinb , return-
last Monday from Arkansas where
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ho has been sojourning for several
weeks past.
Next Saturday see our window
fullof ribbons and embroideries at
special prices at Strong's Variety
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Cards have been sent , to friends
hero from Boone , Ia. , announcing
the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson.
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Special sale next Saturday of em
broideries and ribbons at String's
Variety Store. Ask to see that 15
cent bargain in ribbons'
'John Plrnie , former superintend
ent of the county poor farm , and
now of Morna , spent Saturday h
Broken Bow.
Remember that Konkel the Furnl
turo man sells best mattresses a
right prices and wo have a.lino o
splendid felts. Try one.
J. E. Wood , John McGraw and
Bert Emfleld took three ante loads
of people to Cleur Creek Tuesday of
this week to examine some real estate
In that section.
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Ream Bros , sold another "Oak
land 40" to Clms. Carruthors of Cal-
laway to bo placed In the livery
service. This makes five Oaklands
of this model 40 kind , that are in
the livery service in this county.
Special prices on ladles up-to-date
fall suits in blacks and all the new
fancy colors at13.95 , $11.95 , and
$9.25.
Miss Bessie Orr loft for a visit
at 1'lttsbiirg , Wednesday.
Mrs. Milan Marquis and sister Miss
Anna Love wont to Omaha Wednes
day.
These frosty nights will remind
you that you need an extra comfort.
Get It ut Konkol the Furniture man.
The Square Deal Suit and Skirt
sale comes off at Mevls Co.'s Oct.
10th. Sale one day only.
John and Karl Cadwell loft Sun
day moriiig for Manhattan , Kansas ,
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o attend school. ' '
Mrs. Maude Holcoinb left Wednes
day for Tulsa , Okla. , to visit her
mother and other 'relatives.
The Square Deal Suit and Skirt
ale comes off at Movls & CO.'B Oct.
Oth. Sale one day only.
Miss Hazel Molynoaux Is'making
a .protracted visit to friends in-Penn-
ylvanla and New York.
James Daley and Lee Wood of
Morna wore transacting legal busi-
icss In town last Saturday.
The Square Deal Suit and Skirt
ale comes off at Movls & Co.'s Oct.
10th. Sale one day only.
George Griffith of Callaway was
n the city Monday on business In
connection with a real estate deal.
A light frost visited this locality
Monday night , but no harm to vege
tation resulted.
Mrs. J. B. Coffman came up from
Mason Monday evening and Is vlslt-
ng with the family of ye editor.
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Have you seen the pretty glass
ware and Japanese china at Strong's
Variety Store ? A now lot of this
handsome ware just received.
Mrs. W. L. Chrysler of Eugene ,
Ore. , is lu the city visiting with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Osborne
Sr. /
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright will
leave tomorrow by overland rouje
for the lakes in the sand hill countiy
for an outing. /
Mcsdames Jennie Allen and .7. A
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Kollenbarger of Merim were visiting
In the city Tuesday as | the guests
of Mrs. D. M. Amsbcrry.
According tothe observation made
by Broken Bow people who vlsltei
the Callawa falr lain , weekmost o
the roads loading into that plac
seemed to go by way of Oconto.
The republican caucus for nomimt
ing township officers and transact
ing such other business as may proi-
orly come before the meeting. The
meeting will be held at the Knight
school house Saturday Oct. 8 , 1910.
F. E. Delano , Committemun
See our now line of men's cloth
ing in the latest styles and colors
at $19.50 , $10.50 , $14.50 , $7.1)5 ) and
$5.95.
New York Store New York Store
THE 1911 MODELS OF THE
OAKLAND
are not radical changes from the 1910 models but mere
ly legitimate improvements of minor details. They
incorporate the same high power in comparison to
weight , the same durability , the same silent running
qualities combined with the snme classy design which
distinguished them in 1910 as being
The Choice of The Man Who Carea
THE OAKLAND ALWAYS MKES GOOD
REAM BROS.
II. W. Lowe of Callaway w is a
city visitor Monday.
J. U. Palmer , representing the
Paino-Flshburn Granite Co. , of Gran
Island ciuno In Tuesday nlght.aml
while hero ho will erect a monument
at the cumotry bought by S. F. Rnpp
Mrs..Tohn Ildldorman and daught
er , 1.11 % Hun-let , molh6r and slbtor
of J-rs , V/illlu tli dwflll , who have
boon'I.Uhu : : lion.rplur frt l <
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ay 1 < . * if tf'iai hwroHo - t Ua-
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vay .vli . UHa'd ] \ oue'rtn TujJny. .
Mrs , . 0. PUkctt of'l5unniiiwa !
n the Ity Mou'lay to make proof
on her KlnKiid homestead. Mlsn
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Cora Footo and Clarence Patrick are
or witnesses. >
Rev. II. M. Pineknoy , " ox-county
uperlntendant returned 'to Broken
Bow a few days ago with the view
f shipping his feoods to Knuckles
ounty where he will locate.
D. K. Wilson and wife who have
been summering on their farm , one
ml a 'half miles north east of town
eft for Wahoo this week where they
will remain during the winter.
Wheh you need Clour bran , < wortn ,
ground ? eed , corn , oats or hav come
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and no. , JUG or ytioe 409 " ' 'cos '
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ire ip' t Mid & ! ' jco.7r are i i"\n-
tee 'ijfH tie K vy to any of
the It. W T. O".Ao V.
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t o . ' . 1'V'k Sunday morn ' - the
storlv i 'lid .tvirfil. lo M nuu "Irs.
Clyde .VUfaon and presented them
with a baby girl. The stranger is
i gran ' .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J
J. Wilcon.
Miss Bernice McComas will leave
this week for Washington , D. C. ,
where she intends entering school
for the winter. Mrs. McComan will
accompany her daughter as far as
Chicago.
W. R. Reyncr of Stockton , Calif. ,
was a social culler at the Republican
office yesterday. He is hero visit
ing rol'itives , the families of Henry
and Marcus , deceased , Mr. Reynor
has hem in California for 35 years
and still likes the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finher and son
Gaithcr and wife who havf been vlu-
iting ft the homo of Mrs. 'Floor's
brothe , C. S. Trlplctt reUmivU Mon
day tr t'oihomo In f Aline ccunty.
They \ ji-o aecon < j/aiied by M. ; Hold
la of 1.1 Ii i\aeo.
The ] 3vn1ei : lov ! and Callaway
Limited waa crowded last Thursdnj
and , Friday morning with "ojy-seek-
ors" bound for the Calla'wny fair. A
numb ( r of autoes , also filled with
; lndsomo crowds , departed for the
samu mcccca.
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Rev. J. 13. Aubrey , of the Pres
byterian church , and Rev. Will S.
Uumvill , rector of St. John's , armed
themselves with a couple of guns
Saturday and went on the warpath
for game. Just what the result of
the hunt was the reverend gentle
men are somewhat reticent in tolling
When you need an auctioneer
write , phone or come to W , II. 0'-
Rorke of Broken Bow , Nebraska. I
have laid three years expuri-nco and
I can do your work "with satisfaction
My to-ms arc reasonable. I hold a
dlptou vi from the International , ( choo
of An liourorhii ; of Trenton , Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Willing have
rotun > ul from abroad , but have not
as yet reached home. Whileon the
8team < r just before reaching port ,
Mr. \ \ llllng was taken seriously ill
with p'tomain poisoning and Is npw
in Now York where ho willronmln
until able to travel.
While Hiram Palmer was working
on a telephone polo last Friday , a
hammer ho was using slipped and
struck him on the side of the head
It was fortunate ho was tied to the
polo for the blow would otherwise
have knocked him to the gronnb
Mr. Palmer's face was considerably
bruised , C
Henry Rumory and W. A. Run-
yan of Mason were in the city to
day looking after government land.
John Scott one of the old timers
of Westorville was a friendly caller
at the Republican office today.
A jtouml ol'
Dr. * ti , T. Gtatnlco , of Shawnce ,
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O'l4homi ! who hup 1't'on Visiting in
jj' , * citj , lc , , .n. t "ufe"hs with
i'ft. ' e,4 > s , iiMrry and
' ' i f ) < lite . : ( ) oral din-
nts\nh ui : htin < / . - duiiilua ! stay.
Monft.iy of lAs ! . wf.el . * Kfvas enter
his iilci , naar Dunniiif. , vhore his
tmetors Mottdfiiuts I ) . If. Newman ,
tniimd at the home of Mrs. Carl Fee
John Robinson nnd D. M. Amsb'orry
were special guosta. On the day
following Hr . Newman entertained
the same company for dinner.
On Monday of this week Mrs. G.
T. Robinson of this city ei'itertained
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for dinner Dr. Grcenlee , Mr. and
Mrs. John Robinson Mr. and Mrs.
Will Robinson , Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Amsberry. Tuesday Mrs. D. M. Am
berry entertained and Mr. and ( Mrs.
John Robinson of Benson , Mrs. H.
F. Coft'man of , Mason City , , Mes-
damesJunuie Allen and J. A. Kellen-
barser of Mcnia and Mrs. G. T. Rob
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iuson and Mrs. J. W. Cla > of Brohr
' cu Bo\v.
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i Toda > , Tuurr.day , Mis. J. W. Clay
l n.1 n ip liojii Dr. Greon-
I lee , Ivir. ami Alns. Joun Uobinson.
Mis. Maut ! < 5 UobhidOii , Mr. and Mrs.
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D. M. Amsbcrry. ,
The Dr. wlllleiwo tomorrow for
his Oklahoma -home with favorable
memory of his firstvlsit to Nebraska
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The Baptist State Convention will
convene at Grand Island Oct. . 1 and
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continue in session to the 7. Sev
eral delegates from Broken Bow are
planning to attend.
One big lot of 'A 4 Inch ribbon to
close out at 9c.
New York Store
Mrs .To3oq.li Molyneaux onterlai.n-
ert a' number of guests at a one
o'clpcld l'icbcon , S2tvird ; > y afternoi
in honor of firs. A. Roach of Chicago
Those present were I.Iesdames C
L. Guttcrson , A. Roach , Frank Tay
lor J. J. WllBon , Jno. Haobcrlo , A
L. .Humphrey , J. K. Iszard , A. II
Sucktoy , Nate House , Goo. Turner
12. R. Purcell , Homer Bruce , am
Ed McComas. >
Suits for the boys in all sizes am
colors at $1.95 and up.
New York Store
Quito a bunch of Mormons , or
Latter Day Saints , have been going
about the streets for the past few
days. Some of them sell Mormon
literature , some vender vocal selec
tions on the street corners and other
ones ehort. Although the Broken
Bow people good-naturedly turned
down the book venders and listened
on masse to the quartette and ex
hortations , it would appear that con
verts are not much in evidence. So
frtr as is known none of the dis
ciples of Joseph Smith had any min
ing stock or western real estate to
sell.
Wo have a largcstock of men's
shoes In every stylo. Heavy or light
hit ? 2,00 to ? 3.50.
I New York Store
Ladles all wool $3.50 and $4.00
sweaters at $1.95
New York Store
A Uti.sincss Change.
G. T. Uobinson has sold his post
fflce store to J. F. Hanoy who re-
ently located in Broken Bow , hav-
ig come from Anselmo. Mr. llnney
s an old resident of Custor county
ml one of her best citiKons. The
lopubllcan predicts success for Mr.
lanoy in his new enterprise.
\ecd For Organized Koro.st Flro
Protection union ; ; 1'i'lviitu Owners
Washington , September 27. One
f the lessons which will bo drwan
rom the trying experience of- the
iresent forest fire season , in the
behalf of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture , is the need of wider or
ganization among private owners of
timber to safe guard their holdings.
; It Is pointed out that already in
the northwest , both on the Pacific
coast and in Montana and Idaho ,
imbcrlnnd owners have formed then
elves into associations which assess
the members on an acrerage basis
inrt thus meet /he cost of maintain-
ng a regular fire patrol and fire
fighting organization. Only by got-
.ing to gether can private owners
ismilly absure themselves protec-
ion , for fire is no respecter of the
> onndary lines and the man who
indertakes to keep it out of his own
imber will want to keep It out of
lis neighbors too. Wherever pos
sible the Governments forest officer-
co-operate with the force put in the
field by the associations , so that the
employees of the Government and
those of the private owners and
handled practically as aunit in fight
ing the. common onemy.
This cooperation is advantageous
to both sides. Protection of the
National Forests necessarily carries
with it a good dcnl of protection of
adjoining or interior holdings. If
the private owners would evorywher
shoulder their reasonable share of
the burden , the public would , gain
both through more general forest
conorvatjona and through relief from
the necessity if paying for the pro
tection of private timber in ordrr
to protect its own.
BREAD MAN
is the mail thai is most popu
lar and most needed in the
home. We have started mak
ing' a new home made bread
lor those who tire of Baker's
Bread. Tliis is for the retail
trade and if once tried will be
used always.
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The City BakeryV
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From Eastern Markets a Big Assortment of
PRETTY GLASSWARE
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HANDSOME CHINA
This is high grade ware. The patterns are pretty
and the prices veiy low. Come in and see them.
The goods and prices are right.
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Now is tlie time to lay in a supply of Winter Wheat
Flour. When the paesent stocks are exhausted there
will be no more. We have handled one grade of Flour
for six years. It is uniform and we guarantee it to
give satisfaction.
We make special rates on large quantities. We
will trade flour for wheat.
The following are our cash prices :
Ravenna Peerless $1.70. Tip Top Second Grade Sl.GO
Callaway High Patent $1.70.
About the first of October we will have a stock of
Callaway Fancy Baker at the lowest market price.
We Have New Baled Hay For Sale
WE BUY , TEST and PAY SPOT CASH for CREAM.
We Handle all Kinds of Feed
The Eagle Grocery Store.
The Sqimro Deal Sloro Phone 5&