Community Notes From Diller and Surrounding Areas
Beatrice passenger Miss Maude Brandt rode Tuesday with Beatrice. P. Price conducted business at Fairbury earlier this week. C. J. Campbell of Beatrice, Overland distributor, visited Diller on Monday. Winter wheat damage remains minor from thaw and freeze. Will Fox returned Friday from a visit with relatives in Lead, South Dakota. March 18 marks the final day to file nominations for the April 18 primary. Mrs. Nancy Hudson returned Saturday from Weeping Water with granddaughter Misa Reine Jami gon. Mel Patton and Adolph Patton visited Diller on Sunday en route to a farm near Lincoln after attending a Davenport wedding.
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Nancy Hudson
Misa Reine Jamigon
Snowfall Grips City Overnight With Light Snow
Sunday night saw between two and three inches of snow across the area. Geo Place made a business trip to Beatrice between trains yesterday. Gertrude Diller, Daykin teacher, visited her home in the city Sunday. A Ford car is for sale or trade. G B Cassell notes. Alex Bell and daughter Beulah traveled to Lincoln and Omaha to visit relatives. Miss Gladys Cully returned Monday from University Place and Lincoln after a brief visit.
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Geo. Place
Beatrice
Yestern
Gertrude Diller
Daykin
Alex Bell
Beulah
Lincoln
Omaha
Gladys Cully
University Place
Acetylene Lighting Themed at Local Home Visit
This week Alex Bell installed an acetylene lighting plant at his residence and noted the light quality. Royelson, a stenographer from Genoa Nebraska’s Indian School, visited last Friday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson.
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Alex Bell
Royelson
Genoa
Nebr
Peter Nelson
Walburn Family Visit Highlights Diller Trip
Mrs. F. M. Walburn of Endicott and her son Will Walburn of Anoka Minnesota visited relatives in Diller and vicinity last Friday. Will’s son Neil, living with his grandparents in Endicott, accompanied them on the trip.
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F. M. Walburn
Endicott
Will Walburn
Anoka
Minn
Neil
Diller
Farm for Rent 200 Acres in Nebraska
200 acre farm for rent with two sets of improvements. 165 acres tillable and 36 acres in pasture. Only men with good references considered. Contact I. E. Smith in Humboldt Nebraska or Thos. P. Price in Diver Nebraska.
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I. E. Smith
Humboldt
Nebr
Thos. P. Price
Diver
House for rent and local notes in brief
House for rent. Enquire at this office. J. H. Logan visited Lincoln yesterday to see his son Will at school there. Phil Dawson of Endicott visited with his friend W. E. Epley between trains Sunday. John Specht travelled to Hardy Arkansas on Tuesday to tend a land holding of his father's estate.
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J. H. Logan
Lincoln
Will
Phil Dawson
Endicott
W. E. Epley
John Specht
Hardy, Ark
Doctor Hepperlin Operates On Plager's Six Year Old Daughter
Dr. Hepperlin from Beatrice visited Tuesday and performed an appendectomy on the six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Plager.
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Dr. Hepperlin
Beatrice Again Tuedsay
W. H. Plager
Miss Patton Attends Brother's Wedding in Davenport
Miss Mary Patton of Burr Nebraska returned Monday from Davenport where she attended her brother's wedding and is visiting Diller relatives.
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Mary Patton
Burr, Nebr
Davenport
Nebr
Diller
Mail carrier transfer reshuffles rural route in Nebraska
Howard Linville, a carrier on a rural mail route out of Virginia Nebr, has been transferred to Odell to take the place of Mr Teagarden who resigned.
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Howard Linville
Virginia
Nebr
Odell
Teagarden
Cal Waggoner Tops St Joe Shooting Match
Cal Waggoner returned Wednesday morning from St. Joe where he was high man overall scoring 98 percent by breaking 147 of 150 blue rocks at a major shooting match.
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Cal. Waggoner
St. Joe
Tuttstman Couple Return From Humboldt Visit
Mr and Mrs A L Tuttstman are due home tonight after a four week stay in Humboldt helping daughter Mrs J C Herwig run the hardware store while her husband underwent a rupture operation in Omaha.
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A. L. Tuttstman
Humboldt
J. C. Herwig
Omaha
Keystone Disc Harrow Ad and Farm Injury Update
If you need a disc harrow it will pay you to see our New Keystone before you place your order. Also the John Deere stalk cutter which has no neck weight. J. D. Fanders, Rev. and Mrs. Carmony and son Arthur returned Tuesday from Fairbury where the latter had been taking treatment for an injury to his back. The injury was such that it requires the wear a plaster cast around his bed for four to six weeks yet, but he is getting used to it and seems to be improv.
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J. D. Fanders
Carmony
Arthur
Fairbury
Coal pricing announcement from Colman and Diller
Colman and Diller advertise coal prices with quantities from Colorado Nut at 35.75 per ton to Wyoming Lump 5.25 per ton and Illinois 5.25 per ton, Penn Hard Coal 10.76 per ton, touting low prices for a large stock.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Penn
Colman & Diller
Village Primary Notice for Diller Nebraska 1916
Notice announces Citizens Primary at City Hall Diller Neb on March 8 1916 at 8 PM. Three village trustee seats for two years and one seat for one year to fill vacancy to be nominated. Meeting includes other business. Frank T Pearce chair S F Clark secretary.
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Diller
Nebr
Frank T. Pearce
Chm
S. F. Clark
Sec’y. Diller
Diller Farmers Grain Co Reorganizes as Cooperative Association
A meeting at Diller city hall restructured the Diller Farmers Grain Co into a cooperative under Nebraska law. Shares valued at 50 were offered to members at 87.50 with a limit of two shares per farmer, while opposition rose to selling to the Equity Union.
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Diller Farmers Grain Co
Diller
New ‘Co-Operative Association
Equity Union
Diller Farmers Ain Co
Diller Area Hears of Family Visit and Severe Injury
March opens with a livestock farm mood as Mr and Mrs Adolph Patton visit Diller relatives and return to their Davenport Nebraska home. Meanwhile Scott Robinson suffered a severe foot injury cutting wood with an axe near his brother Frank Robinson two miles southeast of Diller.
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Scott Robinson
Frank Robinson
Diller
Habicht Returns to South Dakota Merchantry with Family
Max Habicht visited with his mother Mrs Marie Habicht and relatives then returned Monday to Wessington Springs South Dakota where he works with his brother Carl in the general merchandise business.
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Max Habicht
Marie Habicht
Wessington Springs
So. Dak
Carl
Watson Conducts County Seat Business Wednesday Fore Noon
A. T. Watson transacted business at the county seat on Wednesday forenoon, with activities noted in the official county records.
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A. T. Watson
Viers Family Attends Red Cloud Funeral
Dr. S. B. Viers and his wife with their child traveled to Red Cloud on Tuesday to attend the funeral of her grandfather and visit relatives for a few days.
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S. B. Viers
Red Cloud
Guiding Eye Theme in Union Church Services
Sunday March 5 schedule includes 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching on The Guiding Eye at the Presbyterian hall union services urged at 6 30 p m Endeavor and League and 7 45 p m Evangelistic services. God is blessing union meetings and readers are urged to attend despite winter weather for the sake of others Come over into Macedonia and help us.
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the Guiding Eye
The
Presbyterian Church
Endeavor and League
Macedonia
The Bullman Washer Promises Easy Running and Clean Clothes
The up-to-date washer is easy to operate and gentle on garments. It features a copper suction valve supplying fresh air through a hollow top tube, which ensures thorough cleaning. The fly wheel’s motion remains smooth, and the unit remains easy to run whether full or empty.
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Citizens State Bank
State of Nebraska
Savings Department
P. Price
C. J. Campbell
Overland Automobiles
Will Fox
Wm. Wiley
Lead
Mel. Patton
Adopl
G. B. Cassell
Loock & Habicht
New Way
Farmers Elevator Meeting
Diller Farmers’ Grain Co
City Hall
Nebraska
F. F. Hale
Shutt Drug CO
March
Adolph Patton
Methodist
Bullman
Heri