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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
1
The notice states that interest is paid on time deposits within the Savings Department. It notes the account types, terms, and prevailing rate structure for these deposits and outlines how and when interest is calculated and credited to customer accounts.
J. D. Fanders announces lower prices on wagon boxes. Ernest Sasse starts as clerk at Loock Habicht store. John Carice rode Burlington train to Falls City, his old home, Sunday. D. K. Calkins visits son Lee in town after coming from Blue Springs. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Sandman 14 miles NW of Harbine on the 21st. Miss Fahseler of Hoag Neb visited with cousin John Fahseler Monday to Wednesday. A. Mayborns leave for Ponoka Alberta Canada to visit relatives about a month. Samuel Lininger of Iowa City cousin of Mrs Alex Bell visits Washington Kan. Elmer Brandt, visiting here, departs for Rolette county North Dakota to locate.
Miss Elsie Tinstman and her cousin Miss Kittie Rohrer left after a visit at the Tinstman home. They returned on the early Monday train to Orrville Ohio where Miss Rohrer resides and Miss Tinstman holds a position at the Crescent Courier printing office.
Mr and Mrs Walter Patton returned Monday from their wedding trip. Mrs Elias Hadley visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Harvey at Phillips Neb. A quarter inch of rain fell at Daykin Wednesday night per a phone message to Dr Diehl. Mr and Mrs F D Miller left yesterday for Chicago where she will enter a hospital for medical treatment.
All parties holding bills against the Diller Chautauqua are requested to file them with E. F. Habicht by Saturday night of this week. Joe Erhart, a former resident of this vicinity now living in Curtis Oklahoma, arrived Saturday to visit old friends then went to Narka Kansas to see his father.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for loyal help in finding a missing child and notes local visitors and news exchange. Mr. and Mrs. John Hicken and family, J. L. Rhodes and Oliver Dieh visit Beatrice. Charley Clark of Pittsburg arrives to visit Diller relatives. Other locals and visitors are mentioned with travel to Beat rice Beat rice misprint. Mr. Propst and four children from Mynard visit W. W. Calkin. Mahoney from Havelock joins.
Mrs Martha Jones and Mrs N J Marshall of Minoak New Mexico arrived Monday and visited with Mrs Jones's brother in law George Pickard and family until Thursday. They then left on the early morning train to visit relatives at Hutchinson Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Wm Green of West Hill Cumbria Pa and Mrs Mary Murdoff of Carlisle Pa, connected through Mrs D H Greider, left for their Pennsylvania home Tuesday noon accompanied by Mrs Greider who will visit there several weeks or until homesick.
A 23 year old boy from the Hicken family near Lanham went missing Saturday afternoon prompting a large search. Bloodhounds from Beatrice tracked him through fields and a creek before he was found with a pup by Mrs. Joe Berends and daughter. About 175 neighbors gathered, a collection funded the dogs, and the child returned home unharmed.
Threshing crews near Diller report multiple wheat harvest results. W P Friday 60 acres yielded 22 bushels and 40 pounds per acre. E E McCune 127 acres produced 2755 bushels. J H Logan 50 bushels per acre. Jasper Long 22 bushels per acre, oats 50 bushels per acre. C L E Blauer 100 acres yielded 2257 bushels.
Ray Green returned Sunday to Beatrice where he has a position in Klein's store. Mr and Mrs John W Miller and three children of Lincoln visited Sunday with Diller friends and relatives and are spending the week with relatives at Endicott.
Harlan Hadley announces a stock of celebrated Douglas shoes for youths boys and men priced from 1.75 to 3.75. The advertisement touts style fit comfort and wear as the best shoes on the market.
Last Friday night the Pleasant precinct Republican primary met at Colman and Diller lumber office per notices by central committeeman J. Smith Diller. Delegates elected to the county convention at Fairbury were W. C. Line P. B. Miller S. C. Hutchinson J. Smith Diller Frank Y Pearce Harrison Line A Stotts W. A. Snyder Geo. Myers C. E. Carr Arthur E. Price C. L. Westcott L. M. Cavett A. J. Hutchinson and W. E. Mudge. At the county convention E. E. Bee was chairman and Arthur E. Price secretary. Sixteen delegates went to the state convention and the sole resolution endorsed Henry L. Duval for railway commissioner. Speeches by Cropsey Thiessen Line and Shaffer.
The Diller Fraternal Picnic Committee announces an automobile booster trip on Tuesday August 4 to advertise the event. All local car owners are urged to participate and must notify secretary Thos P Price to receive trip rules. Those seeking passage should also apply. By order of the committee.
Morning Communion in the Presbyterian church followed by Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meetings. The Junior C E at 4 p m discusses Good news from the Mission Fields Psalm 66 1 8. Evening Union services in the M E church.
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