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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
1
Jacob of West Franklin Maine reports immediate relief as the product boosts liver and bowels. The advertisement offers a full refund of $2.50 at Spear's Drug Store if customers are disappointed.
A lengthy public sale listing appears to be the season's longest in the Diller area with details partially readable on the page. Local notices hint at sale actions and nearby vendors bidding in the vicinity, but complete terms remain unclear.
The M W A elected officers for the ensuing year at their last meeting. W C A H Gretzinger is chosen. C W Townemaker ex officio. Alex L Bell clerk. C E Waggoner watch. J C Stacker. F E Franzen sentry. J W Fouts scribe. camp physicians Dre Neely and Bauquess. manager Josh Robertson for 3 years. Installation set for the first Saturday evening in January.
A noon incident at Legget farm near town ends in a knife wound. Jim Leggett suffers a three inch scalp gash after a confrontation with renter Wiley over being told off the property. Sweeney attended to the wound. Odell Wave reports.
The obituary notes Grampa Huonicet died Sunday morning November 22 after about ten days of illness. Born in Virginia in 1824, he moved to Hendley Nebraska in early days and lived there until his death at age 84 years 2 months 16 days. Rev Adame of Omaha preached the funeral at 11 oclock Monday and burial was in Lynden cemetery. He leaves three sons one sister and many relatives. Beaver City Nebraska Times Tribune reports Hugmentt also well known in Diller area with a recent visit by Jane.
Burglaries at Loock and Habicht general store in Diller last Thursday night left about thirty suits of clothes, several overcoats, and silk missing. Entry was gained by breaking the south back door with a glass pane removed. Thieves used a shoe box dark lantern with a candle. Beatrice hounds failed to pick up scent. Sheriff Charnside arrested Ed Polak and Frank Saunders at Wymore and took them to Fairbury. one confesses to robbing Mr Stark at Steele City. Another suspect, John Sparkes, charged with concealing stolen property. Further arrests expected as gang activity extends to nearby towns.
Miss Freda Lobr and Mrs. Smith Diller visit the high school. Rev. John Baptist spoke to pupils. The Literary club will decide if riches or education brings more happiness. Members Lightner Price Colman and Grape attended Friday. A fire drill found all six departments lined up promptly. Comparing November and October school reports is noted.
Dr. Folsom, Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist, will visit Dr. Bau's office from Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon, December 15 and 16. Spectacles fitted and examinations free.
R M James of Louellen Kentucky praises Electric Bitters saying it cures misery caused by malaria poison. He claims it quickly relieves stomach liver and kidney complaints and back pain. Sold at Spear's drug store with guarantee in 50 cent bottles.
Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m Junior class at 3 p m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m detailing the church timetable for the day.
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