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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
5
Good table potatoes sell for 5¢ per bushel at Joys. The first cutting of alfalfa will be ready soon. Miss Marie Ballard of Beatrice visited several days with relatives in Diller during the past week.
Seed Potatoes Red River Early Ohies at 1 per bushel in 2 bushel lots. Presbyterians excavating under church for furnace heat. B E Ballard family of Fairbury visiting Diller on way home from Crete Neb. Mr and Mrs Frank Beckwith of Steele City visiting Diller with son H H Beckwith. Diarrhoea remedy praised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by all dealers.
For sale a five passenger touring car in good repair priced at 600 dollars. This is a real bargain as the bank account is running low.
Dr. Claude Ellie the dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays. Mrs. Jackson came Sunday from Lincoln to visit her daughter Mrs. O J Mayborn and family. Mrs Moser and her mother Mrs Etchinson went Monday to visit relatives at Giltner. A license was granted at Beatrice Wednesday for the marriage of Walter G Brown 25 of Akron Colo and Alice O Hobba 23 of Odell. Arthur E Price and Forest Hatzell and wives were Burlington passengers last Friday for Lincoln returning Saturday in Arthur s new auto. Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner and son who visited here since Friday with her mother Mrs Jennie Bixbs and other Diller relatives returned Monday to Omaha where Mr Gardner works at painting and paper hanging.
The bank statement in this RECORD issue shows a new Diller benchmark, surpassing its own strong prior performance.
Pleasant Hill reports residents moving to Odell and relatives visiting Beatrice. Local social life includes a funeral, neighbors surprising the Moffits with a welcome, and a large group of guests. School updates cover map drawing, Nebraska and North America lessons, sports, a play invitation, and debates clarifying labor unions. R. L. Carns from Omaha visits and is praised for his teaching and athletic director roles.
Clark Blauser with wife and children visited Wednesday night with relatives at Steele City and departed yesterday from Endicott to locate on their Colorado claim. A carload of personal effects was shipped from this station Tuesday with Walter Patton accompanying.
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine endured forty years of army eczema. He reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him when all else failed. Known as a great healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles. 25c at Spear Drug Co.
The regularly nominated village officers won in Diller on Tuesday with no contests. Only 55 votes were cast. Trustees three years C. W. Towne 54, Thos. P. Price 38, Frank T. Pearce 43, Geo. M. Myers 9. One year vacancy F. E. Hale 44, C. E. Waggoner 2.
Mr. Chas Cruncleton of Beatrice, traveling for Spear Drug Co., sustained a compound fracture of his right leg below the knee Sunday night when struck by a brick playfully thrown at another man. The injury will keep him from work for several weeks.
The Seniors will have a class photo taken soon. Mr. Bob the H. S. play will be given soon, Apr. 30. Mabel Ewers of Fairbury visited the school last Thursday. Willie Diller split his band playing Saturday. Irene Blauser is back in school after about two weeks away. Miss Adeline Miller of Peru State Normal visited Thursday. Bell Sparks of the Freshman class has been ill the past week. Stanley Blythe and sister Ian attended the literary program last Friday. Alve Green, a Beatrice H. S. junior, was a welcome visitor this week. Merle Fish, president of the McCook senior class, has enrolled as a senior in the Diller H. S. Mrs. Chas Wright and Mrs. Gene Hill visited most rooms Tuesday afternoon. Mary Novotny is back in school after illness in her home. A number of young folks will attend the Steele City play this evening chaperoned by Mrs. Carna. Gertrude Carey accompanied Mary.
The note urges buying watches now with Colman's advertising. It mentions evening clouds hinting at rain as press time nears. Henry Madden returns from Rock Island after winter with his daughter. Paul Arpke travels to Colorado for a short visit and plans further study in Kansas City either in dentistry or funeral services.
April 15 is fixed to start the census. W F Myers is appointed enumerator for Pleasant precinct and I D Steiner for Elm township. Steiner attended a meeting of Gage county enumerators in Beatrice yesterday.
County Treasurer A. M. Berry urges taxpayers to pay 1909 real estate taxes by May 1910 to avoid 10 percent annual interest from May 1910. Individual notices will not be sent. prompt payment is requested to fund school districts.
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