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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
5
The listing shows daily Burlington timetable entries with through passenger and local freight trains. It includes numbers 14 through 18 and 16 66 65 66, with times 440 am 1238 pm 240 pm 440 am 454 pm 855 am.
Dr. Leach the Fairbury dentist. Neely's Pharmacy notes remnants of wallpaper at Neely's. Jess Green moved to work on a farm near Ft. Morgan Colorado. Trains bring many boxes for Loach Habicht. J O Blauser offers auto seated buggies. Dr Claude Ellis will be out of town Thursday and Friday. Lenton Fisher to move to Neosho county Kansas when land title clears. Hog for sale plus oak fence posts. Addie and Golda Miller spent Sunday with relatives in Fairbury. Ben Hicken moving from Harbine to White City Kansas. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at Neely's Pharmacy.
Pay rent on or before March 10 to take advantage of the Diller Telephone Co. discount. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised with relief for coughs and bronchial trouble available at Neely's Pharmacy. Geo Goit, recent purchaser of the A H Colman farm, visited and may move here this spring despite family illness.
Lhatner and Storrs announce the sale of their business to the Diller Mercantile Co of Diller Nebr. They thank patrons in their home town for support and pledge continued service as part of Oiler Mercantile Co and invite ongoing patronage.
Coles for sale listed by Paul Arpke with Diller contact 115.56. A large 10 cent sale is planned at the Racket on Saturday March 6.
Special Notice. Photograph gallery open every Wednesday. W. M. Hare. Pie ie tt. Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Tucker, sisters of Mrs Wm. Nida, with whom they had visited, returned Friday to their homes at Pawnee City.
All parties owing me for horse service are requested to settle at once by cash or note at the First National Bank. Lare Brown, 41 Herbert Beckwith has bought Mrs. Gerard's residence on Hilton street and will move in as soon as possession is obtained. Pineules ease backache and rheumatism and aid kidney symptoms. tonic and strengthening. Price 50c.
Will Starr and his son Robert traveled to Omaha on Sunday to meet Mrs Starr visiting with her father Dr Jeffryes in Rock County. They plan to return to their Texas home. A 25 cent silvered No-Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon is now included in each Dr Shoop Health Coffee package from Neely's Pharmacy. Ninety cups of coffee imitation per package offer flavor and satisfaction.
O. E. Reed sold his 145 acre farm and part of the Wood and Nash ranch northeast of Diller to a Beatrice area buyer for 70 dollars an acre. He buys 240 acres in Smith County Kansas near Lebanon for 30 dollars an acre and will move next week with goods loaded on the Rock Island at Ellis next Tuesday.
Local ad notes display of stylish auto seated buggies at J O Brauser's store. Includes offers on wallpaper at Neely's Pharmacy and mentions travel and visits by residents from Burlington and Lincoln. Jobs for Success Magazine in Diller seek subscription staff with $1.50 daily wage plus commission in New York.
The light draft plow cut Disc Harrows at J. D. Fanders. O. F. Rigdom moved Monday into Hi. A. Bell's residence in the southwest part of town. If weather stays fine next week farmers may be tempted to sow their oats.
Neely's Pharmacy advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring regulator that promises to improve strength health and happiness for the whole family. Priced at 35 cents.
Geo Riddle returns to his 160 acre farm four miles south and one mile east of Diller. Wm Zugmeyer to farm Mr Riddle's Q acre property near town.
Mrs. Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recalls a years long struggle with severe lung illness. After doctors declared incurable Dr Kings New Discovery provided relief and a permanent cure she has not been troubled in twelve years. The ad lists coughs colds bronchial ailments and offers 50 cent and 1.00 prices with a free trial bottle and Spear Co guarantee.
On Saturday March 6 a 10c sale at the Racket was noted. Neely's Pharmacy advertised $1 remnants as shoppers considered wallpaper. Safe Brown bought Christ Kielsmeier’s two corner lots north of the blacksmith shop and plans a barn for breeding purposes.
Burlington travelers from Odell include Mr and Mrs Fred Knoedler and Mr and Mrs J W Hayworth with the latter's parents planning to move to Omaha this week.
W N Sparks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for generous patronage during his Diller business career. Now part of Diller Mercantile Co. he announces he will still welcome old friends and new patrons at the new store and asks for continued favor.
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