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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
5
Local timetable lines show rail service rates and times. Details list No. 14 at 4:42 a.m. and No. 16 at 2 p.m. Eastbound. Local freight at 5:00 p.m. Also westbound No. 18 and No. 16 passenger at 5:00 p.m. and No. 65 freight daily.
Mrs. J. E. Kerr is ill with the grip this week. Emil Tarnow moved Monday into G. T. Mills residence. Dr. L. A. Bordner, assistant State Veterinarian, Wymore, Nebr. A girl was born on the 26th to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pingle, near Harbine.
I have some choice seed oats for sale. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Gaisford a 10 pound girl six miles northeast of Diller on the 24th ult. T E Tucker, brother in law of Chas Hayes, arrived Tuesday with his family and will farm land in Rock Creek precinct.
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to Pleasant Lodge D. of H. and others for sympathy and kindness after the death of Mrs. Martha Shipman. The body was shipped from the Fredricks farm home of her son Lafe Shipman to Kansasity for burial with Mr. Shipman accompanying the remains.
Bargain list announces prices on buggies gang plows disc harrows feed grinders truck wagons cutaway harrows riding cultivators extra truck wheels. Goods will soon be in great demand so buyers should come early as prices will not hold long. J D Fanpeers. 3t
A local notice describes selling two ponies and notes seasonal buying offers for watches and lunch line items. It mentions residents Mrs A Reinhart son Dale visiting Fairbury and Dr Claude Elhsa dentist being away Thursday and Friday. References Osborn Missouri residents H H Beckwith and C A Leaper renewing for the Record and a summary of butter cream eggs poultry and other farm yields with amounts and totals.
A double wedding on Monday February 28 at 3 p.m. united Ernest Kanter and Hannah deVries, and Fred Kadners and Felina Aden in the German Lutheran church. The brides wore pale blue batiste. a wedding march was played by Mrs Roup. A large supper followed at E C Aden's, with a joyful reception and plans for future farming lives in Milbanks South Dakota.
Mrs. R L Carne and guests visit Omaha and Fairbury students host and attend events. A new class for beginners to start next Monday. Literary Club discusses annexing Canada. Sophomores host a class meet at Bruce Weigel’s home. Box social planned March 11 with program of literary and music numbers. Seniors and Juniors debate results noted. Teachers and visiting guests described. February school report lists enrollment, absences, tardiness, and visitors across Primary to High School with named pupils and several local figures.
Total enrollment 158, days of absence 165, tardiness 35, visitors 49, pupils neither absent nor tardy 78. Names listed include Weigel Harrison Line Remley Cully Shepherd Hays Fouts Reinhart Place Cully.
Loock and Habicht shipped rugs to Odell last week. Relatives of F. Smith arrived Wednesday evening. Kunter and Co offer savings on implements. C. T. Sears, visiting with daughter Mrs. H. E. Grupe, may return to Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Noah J. Handley of Endicott looked at 120 acres west of their homeFootnotes indicate ongoing regional social and real estate activity with multiple local residents traveling or negotiating land deals.
The premium for best draft stallion under four years was mispublished. Mart Carmichael was listed as first place winner, but Lafe Brown actually earned first place while Mr. Brown's horse took second.
J. E. Clark shipped two carloads of cattle and one of hogs on Monday. The honk of automobiles fills streets as spring arrives. County Superintendent Harriss visited the schools from Fairbury. Ernst Geble left for Chester where he bought town property and will move there.
Louie Sanmann, who had been recovering from scarlet fever contracted while attending Lincoln medical school, returned to the school on Friday.
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