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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
5
A jeweler presents watches from Hatmoden and South Bend as lifelong partners, likening their reliability to a doctor's expertise in health. The piece emphasizes the trusted craftsmanship behind these timepieces and their lasting value for wearers.
Burlington timetable lists through passenger trains No. 14 420 a m and No. 18 8:53 a m with local passenger trains No. 16 2 12 49 p m No. 15 6 00 p m and local freight No. 66 daily 5 00 p m No. 65 daily 8 35 a m.
Pickard and Co and C A Reinhart laid a cement sidewalk at a residence this week. A new line of lemonade sets is for sale at the Racket. A butterfly breach was lost between C E Carr and J E Clark. leave at the office. Mrs Lucy Fredricks of Wymore attended the wedding of her cousin Miss Gertrude Loock to Mr BE Henricha of Gilead.
Notice to farmers to inspect binders for repairs and order parts early. Advertisement for Chamberlains Colic Remedy sold by Chipperfield Drug Co. Marriage license issued at Lincoln for William J Frisbie and Myrtle Johnson of Diller. Visitors from Indiana into town, land sale details, and cautions against debt as a habit among locals.
The A. O. U. W. notes hold a regular annual picnic will be discussed Saturday night with all members asked to attend. A Lincoln preacher officiated a Diller marriage at the Loock home, and women’s long hat pins draw a proposed ordinance limit. Local remarks emphasize unity and communal property values in this city.
Mise Maud Bristol returns improved health. Correspondents sought for reconnoiter near Diller. Lura Lambert of Guide Rock visits sister Mrs. Cedric Fanders. Second-hand 6-hole range for sale and chicken fence. Piano tuning services offered in Diller by C. W. McBratney. Earl and Miss Bessie Cherry attend wedding photos in Fairbury. Brick wall progress at water works with dynamite. former Carmichael horse service available. Chamberlains remedy praised. sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
William Francia Myers and Ruth Caro Sparke wed at 8 30 p m Wednesday June 21 1911 in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks Diller Rev William Boyle officiated only close relatives attended Doctors describe a simple ceremony with refreshments served afterward The couple will live near Mr Alex Bell’s residence and plan to move to the father’s farm next spring following their marriage celebration with friends and neighbors expressing happiness for the newlyweds.
George Andrews took an early morning trip to St. Joe on Wednesday. New southern grown potatoes sell for 3 dollars per bar and raspberries for 15 cents per bar. Mr and Mrs Jack Simpson and Mr and Mrs Nider of Fairbury attended the Henrichs Loock wedding. J E Clark marketed the first new wheat in Diller, grade No 2, selling for 74 cents per bushel with about 7 bushels per acre.
Miss L O Ballard will start a semi annual discount sale tomorrow June 24 continuing to July 4 50 percent off on all trimmed and untrimmed hats 25 percent on all flowers Mrs L E Loock arrives from Peoria Illinois to attend the marriage of her granddaughter Miss Gertrude Loock to Mr R Henrichs of Gilead Nebraska and visit relatives in town
A special M W A lodge meeting will be held in their hall next Monday night to decide on August internal picnic plans. All members are requested to attend. C. E. Dare, Y O C E, Wagconer, clerk. Also notes on duty, personal conduct, and community usefulness accompany the notice. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiemme near Harbine. Mrs. Gee Fister seeks treatment at Beatrice sanitorium with husband and Dr. Diehl. Renelda Fanders, a drug store clerk in Fairbury, visited home folks Sunday.
The law effective July 7 prescribes four inch high registration figures and three inch high Neb letters in white on black. It raises speed limits to 25 mph on open roads with city limits at 12 mph and rural intersections at 8 mph. Penalties double prior levels with fines up to 100 and up to ten years in prison for serious injury or death.
Resolution from Diller Lodge No. 133 A D U W Diller Neb expresses sorrow at the death of our esteemed brother Josh ua Robertson. It notes his faithful attendance earnest work and wise counsel and extends heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family. The charter will be draped for thirty days as a token of esteem.
The Venerable Consul enacts mourning for Joshua Robertson a valued neighbor and active Modern Woodmen member. TheResolution notes his aid to the needy and his upright life, and extends condolences to his family. Charter to be draped in mourning for thirty days.
Glenn Kilmer former M A A of the armored cruiser U S S Washington arrived in Diller on furlough after four years abroad. He served across the Pacific from Shanghai to Yokohama and visited Brazil Argentina Chile and many Central American ports. He crossed the equator ten times and the 180th meridian eight times, witnessed expos and boat races, and earned the navy’s sobriety award.
The notice touts buckthorn bark glycerine Adler ika as a German appendicitis remedy claiming quick relief for chronic appendicitis and related stomach or bowel troubles in Diller. It promotes a simple dose and surprises with rapid action by Chipperfield's.
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