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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
8
Wee Carmichael's baby girl is very sick and a bargain sale is advertised at the Racket offering a hundred or more articles for ten cents on Jan. 30. The piece mentions various local people and social events in Diller and surrounding areas.
Claims Bucklen's Arnica quickly cures burns, scalds, wounds, bruises and skin eruptions. Advertises relief at Spear's Drug Store with a 250 rating claim.
Mr and Mrs J E Beach from Endicots visited Diller friends for a day or two and plan to rent Mrs J S Cullys farm. They expect to move to Diller about the first of March.
The family of W P Mills expresses gratitude to their many Diller friends and especially the ladies of the Degree of Honor for sympathy and assistance during the burial of their wife and mother.
A letter from Clinton Tinatman of Sparta informs his parents of the typhoid fever death of Fred Johnson, son of Mrs. E. M. Johnson, formerly a local resident. Friends in Diller extend sympathy to Mrs. Johnson.
The M W A and RM A held a joint officer installation last Saturday with an oyster supper at the M E church basement. C L E Blauser and Violet Musser served as installing officers for the Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. A closing program of music recitations and addresses ended with a fancy drill. The W R C installed officers Wednesday at the Masonic hall after their annual dinner with G A R members as guests. Officers installed included Olive Ballard president Salome Catlin vice president Sarah Carr secretary Fannie Eick treasurer Clara J Myers chaplain Mery C Jeanie Copeland guardian Maney Hudson assistant conductor Annie M Diller assistant guard Dorotha London and Violet Musser as chief badge No 3 and Nettie Hartsell musician Fannie Eick.
Local notes report a heavy snow in St Louis from a Arkansas trip return and mention a public sale date. hunting bans warn on lands. a school entertainment is planned near Diller. a depot sighting caused juvenile fascination. a pharmacy promotes kidney health with Pineules.
Colds this season should be treated with Gees Laastiye Cough Syrup to clear head and throat and relieve coughs colds and hoarseness. The remedy is pleasant and mildly laxative and is recommended for homes with children. Local pharmacy references Neelees Pharamacy and family names appear with visiting relatives from Illinois and New Mexico.
A western judge orders a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Dr King s New Life Pills claimed to prevent this, advertising cures for constipation breath and liver trouble. Available at Spears Drug store.
Mr and Mrs J T Carmichael came back Tuesday from Omaha feeling elated by a specialist who treats Mrs Carmichael eyes. They are improving and the doctor believes both eyes may be saved.
In a note on technology and market trends, the author questions the old prophecy that vehicles would replace horses. Recent horse sales show no price slump, and bids fail to outpace new flying machines, though steam locomotion has endured.
Deputy Shoebotham served papers in a partition suit Carmichael v Tarnow. Gage county supervisors levy funds to settle with bridge contractor J. H. Sparks totaling 13 954 51 with costs. Secretary Junkin map shows 61 democrats 4 demopops 1 fusion 3 populistes 31 republicans in the house. senate 18 democrats 1 demopop 1 populiste 13 republicans. Map notes Morrill county and Nebraska has no unorganized territory.
Washington County Kansas Sheriff Perkins nabbed Big Tom Haley alias Murphy near Hollenberg after a tip from postmistress Miss Graham. Haley, wanted by federal authorities for post office robbery, had escaped multiple jails and faced federal and state charges as deputies sped him to Lincoln followed by District Marshal A E Need.
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