07 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
1
Town column records visitors and residents visiting editor's family. Names include Mrs Hannah Rees, Lew Hutchingaon, J C McClay, Harry Hudson, Mrs B F Lightner, Mr and Mrs Wm Friday, Joy Reinhart, Sophia Johnson, Andrew McClure, Col Hiatt, H A Pairchilds, Nellie Simpson, and many local happenings from December and New Year. Includes ads for Coleman watches and dairy butter, plus notes on illness and births.
Readers note items include a carload of hay for sale at 11.00 dollars from J. D. Kanpers, a nearly new corn sheller and engine offered via Ouke Lottman, and social events. Eva Crocker returns to Endicott schools after holidays, youths travel to Lincoln and Beatrice, Dr. Al Steffen resumes medical studies, and Royal Neighbors plan a January 14 installation with oysters and cake for members and families.
A public notice from Christ Klessmeier requests all debtors to call and settle by Tuesday January 11 to balance accounts before his departure. The message urges prompt payment to close books at the specified time.
Local notes report J A Heckarhorn near the clay pit between Steele City and Endicott will hold a public sale on January 19 including 5 horses 18 cattle and various farm implements with Col J B Wright as auctioneer and HE Clapp as clerk. Also mentions Mrs Mre Joe Cole near Odell visiting Frank Cole and Hastings trip by Dan Gretzinger for college, plus Fred Butler and Amy Butler returning home from Trenton after ten days with W A Snyder family.
County commissioners approve construction of a steel bridge spanning the creek between Diller and the Prairie Home Cemetery north of R. L. Oaks’ farm residence, a project described as badly needed.
Miss Beulah Thompson celebrated her seventh birthday with a partyThursday evening at her parents home Mr and Mrs 8 J Thompson. Six teen guests attended each bringing a gift. A three course luncheon followed by a taffy pull.
Nickajack Post G A R and W R held their annual dinner in the Masonic hall on Wednesday. Miss Allie Brandt, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Brandt, arrived Tuesday from Oberlin Kansas to join her parents in settling in Diller.
Church notices show Presbyterian services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school and Endeavor meetings proceed as usual. Pastor Reverend Wa. Boye.
Every Thursday prices for Wheat No 2 above test 59 lbs or over Wheat No 3 56 to 58 lbs above test Corn white shelled Corn yellow shelled Corn mixed shelled Oats No 3 Oats mixed Butter Eggs Hens Hogs.
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