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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
1
Several community updates list residents and visitors in Beatrice and area, including Clarance Scoville, Al Hutchinson, Elmo Hadley, G B Pearce, and J D Fanders. Notices cover horse sales, brick laying, furniture and wallpaper ads, wall paper, coalitions, travel to Wymore, Beatrice trains, and a local auction. Also mentions upcoming April weather, rail and lighting details, a farewell party, astronomy notes, and expanding an implement house.
21 Hereafter we will charge 85c per 1000 for hauling brick and 45c per load for hauling crushed rock. R. W. Green. W. A. Rippis. A party was given Feb. 34 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Pickard, in honor of the 9th birthday of their son Willie. Twenty of his little friends were present. Refreshments consisting of cake, cookies and bananas were served. Many little gifts were received.
The Diller Business Men's Association designates Saturday March 19 for a community cleanup of Gay Street and all premises along the alley. President P. Price and Secretary Frank T. Pearce urge all residents to remove tin cans and rubbish.
Walter Nutter of Fairbury seeks land in Jefferson county after learning a patent was cancelled twenty five years ago. W J Price of Lincoln, an old soldier who filed on 120 acres, may contest. Attorney Barnes of Fairbury visited the land office to review options for Nutter, who has held the farm since 1892 by quit claim.
The Business Men's Association announced a purse for road work to improve the 600 road project. Officials seek bids and plan prize distribution to accelerate construction and quality. Strong local business leaders endorse the initiative.
The Business Men's Association urged the village board to add hitching racks, improve street cleanliness, drag streets, and enforce rubbish prohibitions. A March 19 clean up day was set, with a push for better roads and a prize purse for miles worked. Farmers pledged to compete as fourteen miles of road are targeted. A judges’ panel will view improvements before awarding prizes.
J A Pickard Co launches a new run in Diller leasing the McManes building. They will handle a full line of implementa pyumpa windmills and gun engines with repair work a specialty. Watch for their ad next week and see them now for anything in their line.
The damage suit of Cora Caroline Colman against Albert Loeper was continued to March 14 as Loeper was sick and unable to appear. Loeper’s attorney L W Colby requested the postponement. Two related cases in which Loeper is a defendant, charging illegal sale of intoxicating liquor, were also set for March 14. The court ordered sheriff’s to notify Loeper and his bondsman.
Colman's watch bargains draw shoppers while Mrs Geo Fisher arrives on No 15 Saturday. Oak fence posts for sale at 100 per hundred. Kunter Co and L E Beech feature local farm moves. Endicott and Gerardy areas see transfers as Nat Thompson Beatrice owners move, R H Armstead relocates Elk Creek to a new place, G W Garman from Braddyville buys east Main Street lots from Lincoln Land Co with D R Kelly handling sales.
The order adopts a notice honoring sister Sarah Ward and asks that the charter be draped for thirty days as a mark of sympathy. Committee members Annie Saylor Ava Cully and Appiz Barron sign the condolence on behalf of the sisters and members.
Regular services are announced with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. and another preaching at 7:30 p.m. A poem and hymns accompany the notice. Next Sunday worship repeats morning and evening services with Endeavor as usual.
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