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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
1
Local items from Diller and surrounding areas include gallery hours in Diller on Wednesdays, travel notes about Mrs. Hannah Adams and Beatrice relatives, farm produce from Alf Mayborn, and changes in local utility supervision. Firework plans shift to Friday evening and a public notice seeks a lost gold breast pin. Public notices mention the Nebraska Holiness Camp and state fair horse entries with purses over 12 000 dollars.
Cc M Hoetlen of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles weakness lame back chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at Spear’s drug store.
Washington warns Diller Nebraska road officials and patrons to repair rural delivery routes during the summer season or risk withdrawal of service. The notice cites late June 1908 and notes conditions on routes 1 2 and 3 as reported.
One application relieves all forms of piles and soothes pain. Priced at 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
The Christian church ladies announce an ice cream supper hosted in Mr. Raymond's building on July 11. By order of Committee.
Dr. Mark Davis of 207 South Seventh Street, long ill for five months, marks his ninety fourth birthday today with friends. A physician who began practice in Beat Rice in 1880 has lived here most of his life aside from five years in Diller, and his many friends wish him many more birthdays.
A wind storm near Diller last Saturday night caused extensive damage across farms and outbuildings. J H Kuper suffered a porch and chimney loss, uprooted and broken trees, and windmill and granary damage. Other sites including Barton's, DeVries, Bensen, Wiemer saw windmills blown down. Mrs A Friday’s barn near Diller was unroofed and damaged, with losses around $2,000. Lightning struck a colt near Sollenberger and a cow near Wells. The storm followed heavy rain and several families sheltered in cellars. The county planned rebuilding Indian Creek bridge north of George Place’s residence.
Mrs. Mary Miller, a pioneer Nebraska delegate to the Superior lodge Degree of Honor meeting in Des Moines, Iowa, June 9, provided a detailed report of the proceedings published in the July Degree of Honor edition of the Nebraska Workman.
Sheriff Churnside posted notices in Diller last Friday about the primary to be held Tuesday September 1. Eight presidential electors nine state nominees one congressman one state senator two state representatives a county attorney a county commissioner first district one justice of the peace and two constables to fill vacancies and one road overseer. See auto seated buggies at J O Blauser s. DeWitt s Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Spear Drug Co.
The M. E. Church announces Sunday July 5 with Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League at 7 pm and preaching at 8 pm. All are invited to attend.
Preaching at 11 a m next Sabbath with Sabbath school at 10 a m. Endeavor society meets at 7 p m. Special Children’s Day exercises by the Sabbath school at 8 p m.
LaForrest Raymond returned Sunday from visiting friends at Syracuse Nebraska. Mrs. Alex Bell returned Tuesday evening from visiting her daughter Mrs. Wm Hull at Lincoln.
Alex Bell came back Sunday from Boone county where he owns over five hundred acres of fine farm land. Billy Myers recently earned a diploma from Lincoln Business College and then made a business trip to Lincoln on the 16th Wednesday.
Advertises Rings Little Liver Pills as fast relief for headaches and blousness with a rosy complexion, claiming no griping or sickness. Endorsed by Neely's Pharmacy as suitable for the whole family.
Diller market notes list corrected Thursday morning quotes for corn mixed shelled 62 cents per bushel yellow shelled 65 cents white shelled corn and No 2 wheat with no other commodities specified.
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