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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
1
A digest of items from Fairbury and nearby towns notes visits, births, marriages, and shipments. Highlights include John Shea’s visit from Fairbury, a Friday car shipment, town residents’ family trips, a Beatrice wedding, local business ads, and plans for the Old Settlers Reunion at Madicott with a new well and scheduled programs.
Hare's Photo Gallery invites patrons to visit each Wednesday for portraits and home or business views. Harry Green and Hod Diller returned from Billings Montana where they registered for land in the Crow Indian Reservation. Miss L J Steiner departed for Harrisburg Pennsylvania to meet and marry Francis Bear of Carlisle Pennsylvania and relocate. Our representative Miss Olive Ballard offers a Delineator three month subscription for 25 cents up to June 30, covering July August September. Buderick Co advertises Manzan treatment for piles claiming quick relief with collapsible tubes and nozzle, sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Morning sermon titled The Forsaken Plow focuses on Bible study and collective learning. Evening sermon explores The connecting links between God and man as the church invites all who can attend. Reverend W. T. Kivu leads the Christian Church activities.
Advertises Pine-ules as a nightly remedy that purports to dissolve impurities cleanse the kidneys and bladder relieve pain and cure backache with a single bedtime dose. Promotes sale through Neely's Pharmacy and presents a sensational health claim.
Local news reports the sale of Thos Nelson's hardware and furniture business to John L Henrichs. The buyer is described as capable and licensed in competitive trades with plans to expand stock and maintain town interests.
A severe electrical storm last Friday struck the Pitton barn two miles southwest of Diller killing four valuable horses. The owner, Robt Pitton, had no insurance. The fireproof building insured by Wils was only slightly damaged. Local reaction notes the loss as a heavy financial blow to Pitton.
Fred Monasmith drove to Steele City Monday as farmers cut wheat. C Monasmith finished harvest Wednesday. Beatrice’s Mr Howe stayed with Henry Steffen Tuesday night. Homer Monasmith returned from Swallows Colorado Monday. Mrs Taylor and Grace of Eliwathia visit Mona smith. Diller area ranch visit for a horse sale. Rain brings adequate moisture for oats and corn. Engineer Sim Martin, now with Mr Loean, visited Monday night. A school board meeting re-elected Henry Steffen and set eight months of term. W M Brown to haul a threshing outfit for upcoming wheat season. New machine to Shea. expect arrival. B F Wasser visited from Fairbury. family heads to University Place. plan move to Los Angeles soon.
Howard Jeffreys of Chickasha Indiana Territory visits relatives at Odell and Diller. Chamberlain's Salve praised for various ailments with a price of 2 cents per box. Pleasant precinct leads Jefferson county in 1906 personal property valuation at 78,751, up 10,310 from last year. county total 18,829,235, up 998,195.
An elderly veteran testifies to Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption keeping him in good health during Cuba and Philippines service. The piece cites local boasts about New Hampshire remedies and Jefferson County Nebraska as a favorable place, then notes a Kansas preacher who advertises widely, including a ball game scorecard.
The Rev Dr Elwood LINE spoke at the Presbyterian Church tonight to a large, appreciative audience. The class, typically not seen on Sunday evening, cheered as he appeared in the box and praised his plays, hits, and home runs. Many attendees may keep trading at his store.
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