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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
Passenger and freight train schedules listed for routes going east and west with daily local freight arrivals and departures. Station designations include No. 14 through No. 68 and times around 5:55 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for various passenger and freight services.
Billy Tristman out with tonsillitis. Dr Claude Ellis away Thursdays and Fridays. Frank V Lowe sells the Desbler Rustler to E J Mitchell of the McCook Republican. Carriage and painting services offered. Classified notes include Cubist Kielhmeier and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claims. Residents and visitors named attend Beatrice events and hospital visits. Extra newspaper copies available. Local merchants advertise ice cream, cream separators, and home goods.
All parties who know themselves to be indebted to H. H. Becxwits are asked to call at the restaurant and settle accounts.
Chester Sparks returns from Beatrice and Mrs. Mathias from Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Clark visit Diller. Mayor Jim Dailman of Omaha set to speak at Wymore Fourth of July celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Price and Velma, and Mrs. Witty travel to Beatrice.
J. D. Fanders files under the state feed staff law for the Imperial Brand of Chick Feed. The notice references registration by the feed staff authority and the product name.
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, carrying Theodore Roosevelt, is due at quarantine off New York today but landing is not expected until tomorrow. Charles Crancleton, who broke his leg here, is recovering and able to be out with crutches. His friends are glad he is recovering nicely.
Advertisers and other contributors are urged to send copy earlier as Thursday noon press time looms. Obituaries, party write ups, ads, and other items arriving late cannot be set or proofed in time and will be omitted.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colman traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday. Carpenters installed the lower floor joist in Mrs. Miller's new store building yesterday. Clarence Scoville and Miss Lizzie Schroeder came back Monday after visiting Hebron over the weekend. The anti-saloon league plans a county option bill for the next legislature and will seek candidates' support.
A terse notice from GEO ANDREWS asks all parties to stop taking dirt from the road on the north side of the farm. The brief statement signals a property concern and a request for noninterference.
Advertising claims assure two thirds of a bottle usage may lead to satisfaction or money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach aid digestion and bowels. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Warthen went Wednesday to visit friends at Odell. The county commissioners were in session three days this week a board of equalization. The bricklayers commenced Tuesday on Mrs Miller's store building.
Miss Sylva Miller brings Lund back from Fairbury after a short visit with her sister Miss Gulda Miller. Mrs. H. C. Dawson of Endicott dies at 69 and is buried in Fairbury Cemetery following a Monday death. she was a native of Indiana.
Lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism in the muscles and responds quickly to free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. The liniment is prompt, effective, and easy to use. Sold by all dealers.
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