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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
5
Feast L. Rain declares as a Republican candidate for the Jefferson County attorney office in the primary election to be held Tuesday September 1, 1908.
The page features small items about cooking work at Colman House, a Diller photograph gallery hours, auto buggies at Brauser's, and DeWitt's Early Risers pills sold by Spear Drug Co. It also notes visits by Earl Pearce and Grace Cavett, a postponed school picnic due to rain, and travel for a funeral party. Kodel digestives promoted by Spear Drug Co.
Community updates include Miss Mayme Reuber visiting Omaha relatives, Mrs. Martha Diller visiting Wilber, and Dr C C Diehl’s Beatrice day trip. F J Rodgers Model Show to exhibit in Diller on July 23. Ed Champion returns from Firth visit. Gar woman fashion notes. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised. E S Dann and family visit Wymore, with Ethel Crouch from Ohio.
Beatrice Express reports H S Tonnemaker of seven miles south and one mile west of Beatrice lost a cow in a peculiar accident. A steel yoke with hooks, used to trap cows at the fence, caused one cow to impale another when the animals tangled heads. The dragged cow died after a five hundred yard pull. Value set at about 50 dollars. Other notes include a horse for sale and local farm ads.
Mr O H Weaver came Monday from Montana and will spend part of the summer at the home of his daughter Mrs RB F Blythe. Mrs Johnson who cooked at the Colman for several months resigned and returned Monday to her home at Wymore with her little girl who lived here.
Silver City NC resident Mr. C M Harden says Electric Bitters meets all claims for stomach liver and kidney troubles and for general weakness. Sold with guarantee at Spears drug store. A church sermon next Sunday at 11 am for elderly parishioners with reserved front pews and chairs. If weather turns stormy the meeting will be postponed. Pastor William Boyle invites all local seniors.
Edith Ramanda Fry of Stephenson County Illinois born October 2 1867 moved with family to Nebraska and Beatrice before settling in Diller She died July 9 1910 aged 40 years 9 months and 7 days Funeral services were held Saturday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev L D Bosserman interment at Prairie Home Cemetery Her father Isaac Fry and a sister and brother predeceased her leaving a mourning mother five brothers and many friends The deceased was active in church and charitable works and believed Christ died for all
The Christian church group finished cleaning and papering their building. The Presbyterian missionary society will meet with Mrs. Grape at 2 30 Saturday. For sale a fresh cow and a cow fresh soon inquire at two miles south of Shea. Dr Claude Ellis will be away Monday Thursday Friday. Little Pearl Diller cut her foot on glass Wednesday. a doctor treated the wound.
J W Jenkins of Chappel Hill NC praises Backlen’s Arnica Salve as the best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and reliably heals sores and burns. Sold for 250 at Spears drug store.
Mise Hope Scoville visits Hebron and notes summer dress goods priced to last. Wanted 20 head of cattle for pasture with ample grass and water at Endicott Nebraska. Rees Laxative Dough Craft recommended for coughs and cold relief. Neelys sells Gasulekgue for household use.
Message of gratitude from Mrs. Euma L. Far and family for support after the death and burial of their daughter and sister. Also an advertisement touting Pineules for kidneys with claims of quick relief and a 80 days trial offer at Neely's Pharmacy.
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