18 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
1
Local notices report a public auction of furniture in Senior’s old building Saturday at 2 PM. The Nebraska Public Library Commission plans a September State Fair exhibit in Beatrice. Various local residents travel, plant crops, or prepare homestead work, with several items referencing land, cattle, and personal plans.
Green's Indians defeated the Odell ball team Monday by a score of five to two. A crowd noted bystander Diller went to witness the game.
Miss Bessie Weston of York Nebraska, who had visited several days with her school Miss Della Fanders, returned home yesterday.
A notice urges anyone with a legitimate bill against the picnic committee to present it at once to B. F. Lightner, secretary.
Diller area residents are noted in short items including Mrs. Ed Wagenaar returning from Wash ington after a family tragedy, and Roy Nelson visiting family while on vacation. The note mentions a music teacher at Weeleyén University and births at local homes, with various residents visiting or hosting relatives and minor community events.
Mrs Holt, who had visited here with her aunt Mrs Nora Packer, is noted in the fragmentary item as part of a social visit or local mention.
An unclear fragment notes Ite Soule visiting Mes Nideceeeaes and Nida who went at visit. The passage oferece no further names or concrete actions.
A group of twenty five former neighbors and friends gather to honor a respected local figure, sharing memories, applause, and a communal tribute in a small, informal ceremony.
Will Amos and Maze visit relatives then return home in Miss Winder comes back from Diller. Miss Fannie Diller returns from Fairbury. Miss Pearl Fairchild from Orleans visits aunt Mrs. John Miller and travels to Endicott to see kin.
A refreshing shower cooled the area Wednesday night after several days of near 100 degree heat. J. T. Henrichs and E. L. Loock drove to Gilead yesterday to take Mrs. Gaston Mnneesenene over to her.
A fragment notes a wheelbarrow borrowed a week ago by a party attendee. The terse text requests its return and mentions a tel date reference, hinting at a local social or community notice seeking the item’s prompt restitution.
J A Price is building adence on his farm near Harbine while Mrs. Ewers and her sister Julia Taylor visited Fairbury last Friday to see relatives and attend the chautauqua event.
The article reports that all county officers on the official ballot in the primary were renominated. James Chirnside led for sheriff with a larger district majority over Judge Pemberton by about 800 votes. A. M. Berry won treasurer, and Rohrbaugh and Harriss won as commissioner and superintendent respectively. Shaffer was noted for clerk.
Services as usual on the next Sabbath morning August 20. Union services in the Methodist church in the evening. Wm. Boyle, pastor.
Methodist Sunday school slated for 10 is to study Jeremiah Cast into Prison from Jeremiah 37. The message asks for a full corps of teachers next Sunday. A morning sermon will be preached at Rock Creek at 11. Union services are planned for 8 p.m.
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