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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
5
Daily trains No. 14 No. 18 No. 66 and No. 15 No. 65 are listed for through and local passenger and freight service with times in the 3.94 a.m. to 54 p.m. range. Local notices report residents visiting Colorado, a New Year gathering, a baby born near Diller, a public sale announced by A L Thatman, and a snowstorm bringing heavy drifts and cold weather with sleighing conditions.
For sale ads note a fresh cow available and varying small town mentions. JOE Clark returns from St. Joe with cattle and hogs while neighbors visit cousins and relatives in Chester and Odell. Local residents Karl Broocks and Mrs. S Cully visit odell area with family amid weekend travel.
Announcement of the Jefferson County Farmers Institute meeting set for January 13 to 15 at Fairbury. The notice suggests attendees from nearby Diller are likely, with local farmers encouraged to participate.
A long dated notice from Pik Printing Office in Diller lists sale dates for Col J B Wright with numerous names and towns including Ellis Diller Plymouth Wymore Odell and Steele City. Dates run from January 7 to February 25 with many individuals and firms named.
Creda Wright receives a fine piano for Christmas as students prepare for final exams. The grammar room gains storm windows during vacation while the Athletic Club orders new sports equipment. Prof. Davenport visits from Zumbrota Minnesota and the Literary Club postpones its public session. Beatrice Lincoln debate trip planned, and a staff wedding surprises Diller. December school report covers enrollment counts and attendance across primaries to high school with numerous named pupils.
Hazel Place and Gertrude Diller are listed among visitors and residents. Mrs Ollie Brooks of Superior with two children returned home from a visit with Mrs Fred Starr and family. C L Saylor of Lewiston, who visited with relatives last week, years ago moved to Montana and owns a 500 acre ranch. C K Carr left a Journal copy from Monte Vista Colorado detailing a man hauling 22400 pounds of sacked wheat on one wagon. The Midland Jubilee Singers will perform at Lpock s opera house Jan 12 with a plantation to grand opera program and standing room expected to be limited. reserve seats via Frank Spear.
Dr. Claude Ellis plans to be away on Thursdays and Fridays. Mrs. A. L. Trostman Elsie and Miss Viona Witty visited Beatrice between trains Wednesday. Wim Fishwood, recently returned from Oregon, bought Isaac Rhoads 80 acres near Diller for 105 per acre. G W Carmichael previously bought it, but the land’s value in six years is questioned. J. W. and Mrs. Fouts returned from Kansas City after medical treatment. Dr. Pritchett and nurse from Beatrice attended Mrs. Fouts who was recovering well. Lincoln dispatch notes new toy pistol and firecracker law taking effect at midnight Friday restricting sales and possession of certain items from January 1.
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