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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
1
S J Senior returned Wednesday from a business trip to St Joe. Clafis Blauser shipped a car load of butcher goods to the St Joe market last week. Real estate taxes will become delinquent May 1 and draw interest thereafter until paid.
Special Notice itemized local moves include Mrs Scoville returning from Byron Nebraska and Colman couple from California. Easter bonnets, road improvements talk, a tree planting question, and a pink pain tablets ad outline community life in Diller with small notices and travel highlights. Rural carrier mail counts for March April May are reported for routes one two and three.
N H Brows of Pittsfield Vermont reports using Dr Kings New Life Pills for years and calls them a good family medicine. The ad lists uses and price and Spear Drug Co. also notes. George Powers to hold Adventist meetings at Blauser schoolhouse with talks Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm inviting old friends before likely never returning from Tennessee.
The notice informs taxpayers that the 1908 real estate tax becomes delinquent May 1 1909 and urges early payment to help the county. It is signed by Joan Simpson County Treasurer.
Having sold our stock to Diller Mercantile Co. we wish to collect all outstanding accounts soon. We ask everyone indebted to Liutner & Storrs to call at our old place of business and settle at their earliest convenience. Yours respectfully Liutner & Storrs.
Mrs Grimes met with an accident Saturday afternoon while returning from Lewiston where she had been visiting Rev. J Westervelt. Mr Westervelt was somewhat bumped and Mrs Grimes received a slight but not serious injury.
Notice to all alike that each shooting on the 8 E. of Sec. 34, T 2 R 4 is forbidden and any disregarding this notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 52 2 C. E. Dares.
The First National Bank of Diller adds a Savings Department promising 4 percent interest paid semiannually. The new service targets small savers with simple accounts and accessible terms for customers in the Ditler area.
Easter sermon with music scheduled for next Sabbath April 11 at 11 a.m. The program includes Sabbath school at 9:45 a.m. and the Endeavor Society meeting at 6 p.m. Evening service follows at 8 p.m.
Fine assortment of Presot glass ware offered for sale at 17 cents each at the Racket. Vester Carmichael renewed for the Record this week. Lew Cavett’s baby ill with pneumonia after measles. Beatrice Wymore Odell and De Witt voted dry. Fairbury went wet. For sale two work horses, about 10050 pounds each. Cement walk funding for Methodist church north lot nearly subscribed. Miss Sylva Miller and Gladys Neely recovering from typhoid fever. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as spring regulator. Langley Loose-ground Lister praised for boosting corn yield per acre. ENRY STEFFEN.
In Tuesday’s village vote Alex Bell won 83 votes and 8 C Hutchinson 47 for two year terms. 8 F Clark received 35 with 11 scattering. Waterworks policy passed 55 to 28. Mrs Abe Baker died last Friday of pneumonia and was buried Sunday at Prairie Home Church with Rev. Fitting officiating. her death followed the illness of her 11 month old child. She leaves a husband and seven children.
Mr and Mrs James Pickard traveled to Beatrice Friday. W E Mudge hosted a visit from his Beatrice based father over Saturday and Sunday. I have a mule colt five and a half months old for sale and also fence posts. 21 C E Fairbank.
Mr and Mrs H E Grupe went Wednesday noon to visit his parents near Hanover Kan expecting to return today The reader comments on sidewalk maintenance suggest nails and wooden boards are cheaper than cement while cement is preferred for long term safety.
J J Clancy advertises two good mare colts for sale a three year old from Red Harry and a two year old from Dr Hill Crest. Discounts or terms not stated. Contact J J Clancy.
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