Local Notes and Visits Across Colorado and Kansas
Quinter Fry is down with typhoid fever. Miss Mabel Fothers returned from Colorado. True Tompson went to Pittsburg Kansas to work in railroad shops. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee and children visited Dawson Nebraska. Elder and Mrs. W. T. King traveled to Beatrice. J. H. Brant bought land near Oberlin Kansas for 4500 dollars. King's Dyspepsia Tablets advertised by Neely's Pharmacy. Jefferson county Democrats call county convention in Patrbury September 8 with ten delegates at stake. Primary set for next Wednesday evening at the Diller State Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Patrbury
Pleasant Preet
Diller State Bank
Major Hamm Benches a Buckleh Salve Claim
The text recalls Major Hamm of Eminence Kentucky praising Buckleh Arnica Salve after being attacked four years earlier. It also notes a millinery line opening with styles like Peter Pan Vesta Tilly hats and Myrtle Green ribbons. Pine-ules claim to cleanse kidneys and relieve bladder pain are advertised by Neelys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Hamm
The
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Buckleh
L. C. Tiskams
Neelys
Dry stove wood for sale and local notices
100 ricks of dry stove wood for sale by J. W. Fouts. Jas. Pickard has started work on a new residence. Miss Eula Barton visits friends at Blue Springs. A ball bearing drop head sewing machine for 16 dollars at J. O. Blauser's. Mrs. Jennie Bixby returns from Beloit Kansas. Mrs. Lottie Miller and son Hugh of Beatrice visit in Diller. No preaching at Christian church next Monday due to pastor's absence. Laxets five cent box promoted by Spear Drug Co. A poster for a picnic and farmer's institute was issued for yesterday at John Gillett's farm near David Missouri. Gillett formerly lived in Diller and owned the horse Knight Templer recalled for pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Institute
John Gillett
David, Mo
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana says the pills stop periodic bilious attacks and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded and sell for 25 cents at Spear's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Spear’s
Couple is treated at Hepperlin sanatorium Beat Rice
Elder W. T. King took his wife to Hepperlin sanitorium Beat Rice Monday. The next morning she underwent successful operation to remove a harmless growth not cancerous. She is expected to return home in a couple of weeks as a perfectly well woman, though strength may lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. King
Hepperlin
Beatrice
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday school begins at ten o clock with the morning service and quarterly communion to follow. A Friday night service and a Saturday afternoon service at 2 30 are urged for all members. The young people hold a consecration meeting at seven led by Mr Wit Tristman. An eight o clock union meeting invites all to worship and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Tristman
Wymore Reporter Returns Under Murdock & Son
Local notes from Odell and Diller Nebraska report community business updates. Mrs Beckie James visits family, Dr Ellis absent Mondays Thursdays Fridays, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis ill with nurse aid, W M Hall sells 80 acre farm east of Diller to J H Folkers for 5200, H E Green now Omaha Lightning Rod agent, Billy Friday sells drag wagon team and business to Fred Riddle, Bert Greenwood residence sale tied to Al Taylor, Chamberlains salve advertised for salt rheum and eczema, and a discussion of the passing bell in older Romanist tradition noted by Shakespeare and Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Friday
Fred Riddle
Bert Greenwood
al. Taylor
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by Waco Man
BE. W. Goodloe of Dutton St. Waco Texas says he has used Dr King’s New Discovery for five years and it keeps him well. He previously suffered a chronic cough that grew worse but is now gone. The remedy cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and helps prevent pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed by Spear’s Drug Store. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Goodloe
Dutton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
Spear’s Drug Store
Local real estate closes several sales and advertises bulletin
J W Fouts has closed sales including Dr L A Powells office building to F Bensen for 525 W A Hulls residence to R H Patton for 1125 J H Brandts outside 80 to E L Loock for 2000 J F Fillinghams 320 acres to Arthur Grave of Bruning Neb and Mr Forsythe of Plymouth Neb for 19600 total 33250 He plans another land sale not yet named and urges property listings with Fouts Bulletin No 20 fair trade to mail Sept 15 lists due Sept 10 06
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fouts
L. A. Powell
F. Bensen
Consideration
W. A. Hull
R. H. Patton
J. H. Brandt
E L. Loock
J. F. Fillingham
Arthur Grave
Bruning
Nebr
Mr. Forsythe
Fouts
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup and Dr Shoop Remedies Ad
A nicotine of old time medicine advertises Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar to clear the head drive out the cold and strengthen mucous membranes. It also promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure and Restorative for women with reducing inflammation improving vitality and sleep. Spear Drug and Neely's Pharmacy are the sellers.
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Neely
Piano Recital by Mrs Raymonds Class Presented at Sparks Home
Last Friday afternoon Mrs L P Raymonds class in instrumental music held a piano recital at Mrs W N Sparks residence with only class members and parents present. The program included piano solos duets and group pieces such as Old Osaken Bucket Variation Russian Gypsie Dance and Snow Fiske. The event noted strong improvement over last year and the class recited a musical history list of composers. Several students were absent with acceptable reasons and post recital ice cream at Spears drug store followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Raymond
W. N. Sparks
Fouts
Bell Sparks
Maud Green
Pleasant Valley
Cora. Wright
Wagner Gladys Bixby
Pearl Bell
Ruby Brown
Snow Fiske
L. Kohler
Raymond Snd
Lela Tonnemaker
Fern Valley Schottische
Thompson Fern Raymond
Sylvia Waltz
Balah
Schubert
Back
Schuman
Chapin
Hayden
Waggener
Bartholody
Beethoven
Litye
Gounod
Verdi
Roelf’s
Orpha
Grace Bell
Thompson
Mrs. Raymond
Spears’ Drug Store
Old Time Remedies and Memory Bells of Japan
The text notes Pinesalve as a poultice for burns, bruises, boils and skin diseases sold by Neely's Pharmacy. It contrasts Cathartics with Cade's Little Liver Pills, claiming liver cleansing and system strengthening. Memory bells, toys from Japan, are given by youths to sweethearts and chime with drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely’s
Cade
Japan
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promised Relief
Charles Baldwin of Edwardsville Illinois reports chronic constipation and stomach troubles for years but says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets nearly cured him. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville, Ill
Chamberlain
Spear Drug Co
Teachers Begin Term At Diller Area Schools
The Diller area announces starting dates for teachers Miss Addie Diller near Jansen two miles west Miss Mabel Folkers at Endicott Miss Flossie Raymond Hillschool House four miles south Miss Effie Diller in Frank Mathias district five miles north Miss Sarah Colman Ensley Carmichael district two miles west Miss Eva Crocker Charley Taylor neighborhood four miles east of Diller with classes starting Monday morning and Eva Crocker beginning September 10.
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Diller
Addie Diller
Jansen
Mabel Folkers
Endicott
Flossie Raymond
Hillschool House
Effie Diller
Frank Mathias
Sarah Colman
Ensley Carmichael
Eva Crocker
Charley Taylor
Prairie Gem and Vicinity News Summary
Prairie Gem region notes a lost male colt and threshing work by Mr. Bickle and Mr. Chancellor. C Manasmith and E Kaufman aided Wm. Nida on a new barn while Sidney Hooker visited Harbine to join his wife and baby daughter. A rainfall lifted farmer spirits and school at Prairie Gem opens Sept. 3 with Mr. Broadstone. Mrs. Hooker returns to Beatrice after helping her son.
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Mr. Bickle
Chancellor
C. Manasmith
E. Kaufman
Wm. Nida
Sidney Hooker
Harbine
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quinter
Carl Habicht
Colorado
Mabel Fothers
True Tompson
Pittsburg
Kan
Fred Lee
Dawson, Nebr
P.B. Miller
Otda
Elder
F. L. Spear
Tofidty
Topeka
Peter Qake
Missouri
J. H. Brant
Oberlin
Jas. Pickard
Eula Barton
Blue Springs
J. O. Blauser’s
Jennie Bixby
Beloit
Kansas
Lottie Miller
Hugh
Diller and
Spear Drug ‘Co
Presbyterian Church
Murdock & Son
Wymore Reporter
Beckie James
W. H. Diller
Barneston
Durock Jersey
T. B. Waddell
Odell
Claude Ellis
Harry Davis
W. M. Hall
J. H Folkers
Thos. P. Price
First National Bank
H. E. Green
Omaha
J. O. Buauser
Bellaby
Shakespeare
Sir Walter Scott
Galveston’s Sea Wall
Saeeeee
Mrs. Moser
Loretta Schottische
Balah Bell
Averil
Butler
Nora Woods
Tata C. Spaulding
Gladys Bixby
Seaweene Beyer
Raymond
Clara Woods
E. Fontin
Della Brown
Seca Neeene
Eeeenees
Prairie Gem and Vicinity
O. Savage
R. G. Linn
Prairie Gem
Broadstone
J. W. Hooper
C. W. Manasmith
Pawnee City
Diller Markets
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