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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
1
Fresh garden and field seeds of all kinds are offered at J. O. Blauser's. P. B. Miller is laying a cement walk along the south side of his residence. P. Price was an east bound passenger on No. 14 Thursday for ree.
Yes Tem and Eid, W. T. King arrive on the evening train for the wedding of their son Harry C. King next Thursday. The Elder will officiate. Mr King formerly pastored the Christian church here and now preaches in Lomax Tit, where they reside. Healle Coffee is mentioned as a recently produced substitute.
Local notes record 3 cans of Beatrice apples for 25 cents and mention visits by Harry King and Earl Pearce with friends at Wymore between trains Sunday. W M Riddle returned from Missouri for a visit with Diller relatives and A E Price couple returned from ten days in Kansas City.
A June 3 1908 wedding at the Remiey residence west of Diller Nebr united Mae Remsey and Vinton T Logan in a noon ceremony by Rev J H Westervelt. About a hundred relatives and friends celebrated with a three course dinner on the lawn and gifts from many well wishers. The couple will reside on the Fitzgerald ranch west of town.
Beatrice Blythe Bruce Weigel Creda Wright and Bessie Cherry passed the 9th grade examination held at Diller and are now entitled to free high school privileges anywhere in the state.
A garbled note discusses digestive juices and their role in turning food into blood, mentioning difficulty in understanding the mechanism and referencing an unclear claim about Spear Drag o. The text mixes attempted explanations with unreliable legends and names.
B F Blythe shipped a car load of hogs Tuesday. Geo Morris and Clyde Zook started a merry go round at Wilber with help. Roy Boggs visited Beatrice parents W A Boggs. Miss Gertrude Lamb notes students Everett Green and Claude Cavett earned diplomas for perfect attendance. County Commissioner Alex Shephard surveyed bridges washed out by freshets. several crossings were impassable.
Mr and Mrs D L Whitney of Topeka Kansas relatives of Mrs F L Spear who had visited since Saturday returned home Wednesday Whitney is manager of Square Deal Reality Co and doing a good business.
Frank Conlan of 486 Houston 814 New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family remedy for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. The ad claims it steadies digestion cleanses the blood and restores vigor and vitality for the weak and debilitated, sold with guaranteed quality by Spear Drug Co.
The article argues that towns require factories to attract residents and sustain growth. It contends public works provide seasonal, low wages and stresses the need to attract factory investment from residents or outsiders to ensure stable employment.
House for sale or rent offered with inquiry at this office. Shirt waist suit silk goods at Miss Ballard’s from 10 dollars up. Mrs Bud Bell visited friends at Odell between trains. At E Shower’s restaurant the ice cream costs 5 cents. A three year old daughter of J I Long suffered a broken arm after being run over by a runaway team. Neelys Pharmacy promotes Little Liver Pills for sick heads and blousness. Miss Motiesa Lambert, a Diller Schools teacher, vacationing with parents in Guide Rock Nebr, returns in fall.
An oversight report notes the arrival at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Diller on the 21st alt of a young lady who will be a year old next May. The child plans to reside with the family.
Cards announce the engagement of Rev. Johannes Carl Fitting, pastor of St. Paul’s German Lutheran church, to Miss Emme Maria Benten, daughter of farmer Fredrick Benten, who lives three miles southwest of Diller.
The third quarterly conference for the year will be held Saturday evening at Rock Creek. Sunday morning at 11 o clock the communion service will be held at the vices our district. Rev. R. N. Orrit will preach. Lange to greet him. worth League at 7 p m.
Elder W. T. King will preach in the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. All are invited.
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