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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
5
A collage of brief items from Diller Nebraska including local visits and business trips by R V Folkers and W H Diller, engagements of Mrs C W Scott and Mrs Will Keckely, Odell High School graduation reports, trades in cattle and paints, and announcements of common tradesmen and exhibitors.
Children in the Presbyterian Church will observe a Children Day next Sunday starting at 10 30 a m with a prepared Sunday school program and special choir music. Evening services include singing by the male quartet.
In New Guinea parents send daughters to a house at the top of a tree each night and remove the ladder so there is no way down until elders permit. Eloping under such rules would be difficult and parents likely sleep soundly knowing their daughters cannot roam freely without approval.
Mrs S Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years with dyspepsia and stomach pains. A druggist advised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and she reports great relief with no further suffering since starting them. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
Mrs Edith Zook visiting her parents near Hollenberg Kansas since Monday and staying with Diller friends. She expects to join her husband in Norfolk Nebraska where he has secured work as a brakeman after the visit.
At last night’s meeting the school board reengaged Miss Bernice Welton and Miss Amy Bengon as teachers in the grammar and primary departments. The district now employs three teachers with one room still needed. The note also urges farmers to push for moving telephone poles back from fences along public highways to ease mowing and criticizes the current plan.
A. H. Colman purchases Alex Bell's stake in the Diller and Bell yard. The full invoice is being processed. Colman brings years of lumber and coal experience to the town, ensuring ample local service and coverage for surrounding country.
A Maryland resident cites personal relief from consumption after trying medicines and a physician. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a prompt cure for coughs colds and bronchitis and claims it can prevent pneumonia. Spear Drug Co offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial bottle.
Wells and Wright shipped another car load of hogs on Wednesday. Addie Miller began a six to eight week visit traveling to Omaha Davenport Iowa and Illinois to see relatives. Mrs Sam Diller and children Mrs Martha Diller and Miss Cora visit were mentioned. Rigby arrived from Tobias to attend the Gretzinger Bixby wedding and spend time with Diller relatives.
Landlord McManes considers shutting the hotel due to lack of necessary help. The move would deprive the town of a hotel, which may not last long since Diller town is said to be too good to be without such an establishment.
Village board of Diller warns parents and youths to stop congregating around churches on Sunday evenings and causing disturbances. The notice, approved by Apex Bet as chairman and Henry Erton as clerk, states action will be taken against violators to protect churchgoers. The text also critiques cigarettes and a new cigar substitute seen as just as harmful.
The piece notes Cuban diarrhoea as severe as mild cholera and endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A Houston, Texas testimonial from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs claims one bottle cured her husband after Cuba service. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Fairchild visited from Endicott Monday to attend the funeral of their old friend Ellen Cally. Boss Wright and F. Hartzell traveled to Steele City Wednesday to view ranch horses they considered buying but did not purchase.
Miss Minnie Habicht traveled from Burlington Route to Spokane to visit a sister. Q. J. Mayborn of Diller State Bank returned from the Nebraska Bankers Association meeting in Lindblom where about seventy five bankers attended. Mayborn was elected to the executive committee.
A humorous ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills with claims to cure bowel and stomach issues and other ailments. It promises safety and guaranteed results at Spear Drug Co’s drug store for 25 cents.
Rev and Mrs Mills learned their seven year old daughter Mildred Blanche Mills died Sunday night at Tecumseh after a brief illness with spinal meningitis. She had recently recovered from scarlet fever and was taken to Tecumseh to be with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Swan. Funeral held at Swan residence Tuesday afternoon with interment in Tecumseh cemetery. Friends from Beatrice sent flowers. community offers sympathy to the bereaved.
Mrs Robi Muir returns to Peoria after visiting here and the committee announces a Hardy band of twenty five uniformed men will perform at the Diller Fourth of July celebration. Gov Hoch remarks on party telephone line conversations provoking offense to savendroppers accusations.
Wanted by Chicago manufa factoring house a person of trust worthiness and somewhat familiar with local territory for an assistant in a branch office Salary 18 weekly Permanent position No investment required Business established Previous experience not essential Address Manager Branches 323 Dearborn St Chicago.
Irwinville Ga resident Mr J T Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use. He notes attacks come quickly and the remedy proved to be the best medicine he has used. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Neighbors in Diller area searched for 24 hours after the 45 year old sister of Mrs. Granville Duckett vanished Monday evening. Bloodhounds traced the trail to a space under the John Bixby farm house where she was found hidden. She was weak but uninjured after a day in exposure.
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