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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
5
Train timetable details show Burlington line schedules with No. 14 through passenger at 4 42 a m and No. 16 local passenger at 12 48 p m plus No. 66 daily freight at 5 00 p m Going west No. 18 through service at 5 Shere se and No. 15 local at 5 00 p m with No. 65 freight at 8 55 a m The text lists multiple local passenger and freight trains with inconsistent formatting.
Dr L A Bordner of Wymore Nebraska is identified as assistant state veterinarian in an official notice or article, listing his role and location. The item appears as a brief professional notice or biographical mention.
Seed oats offered for Bale WGings 2t A Southbend 17 jewel watch claimed to last seven generations. Miss L C Ballard to start Lincoln Omaha trips after new millinery goods arrival. Packer and Greider families attend funeral of W H Packer’s 12 year old daughter at Wood River. Phillips Comedy Co delayed by illness. show opens with 10 and 20 cent admission and scheduled performances tonight and tomorrow.
Bargain list lists buggies gang plows disc harrows feed grinders truck wagons cutaway harrows riding cultivators extra truck wheels. These goods will soon be in great demand so come early as the prices made on them will not hold good very long. J D Fanpers.
KE C Aden plans to leave for South Dakota next Tuesday while Dr Claude Ella the dentist will be out of town. Asa Colman moves from Arapahoe to occupy A S Colman residence. J G Groody buys adjacent property to expand The Washington Marble and Granite Works. Monuments and farming ads appear amid social and real estate notes.
At Lpock’s Hall a Wednesday meeting saw five more residents pledge to work a mile each with neighbors, totaling nineteen miles this season for Diller Business Men's Association prizes. County Commissioner Rohrbaugh joined as judge and pledged tools and waterways. A banquet feasibility committee was formed and individuals recognized as local road advocates.
Miss Flora Warthen visited Odell with friends between trains on Tuesday, describing a brief social call during travel.
Ed Bede the Burlington helper at the station visited on Sunday between trains with his home folks at Odell.
Albert Kuper and his wife, visiting with relatives, return to Auburn Nebraska. J. T. Carmichael leaves with stock and implements to settle near St Francis Kansas on November 15. Clark Blauser plans a sale of nine horses and farming tools next Wednesday March 16 at 10 with lunch. Col J B Wright auctioneer Thos P Price clerk.
C F Steele longtime Fairbury resident prominent Nebraska figure dies at his home after apoplexy in Oklahoma. He ran furniture and undertaking business for forty years, served as county treasurer sheriff state senator president of the senate lieutenant governor and acting governor. He fought in the Civil War and led G A R activities. He leaves a widow and son Roy Steele.
A local hardware prompt urges shoppers to visit Kuuter and Co before purchasing farming implements to save money. The notice emphasizes cost savings and directs customers to the retailer for bargains.
Mrs Herbert Beckwith and Mrs Guy Cassell went to Fairbury yesterday to spend a few days with relatives.
Lena Ada Marie Packer was born January 21 1898 in Wood River Nebraska and died March 6 1910 at her parents home near Wood River at age 12 years 1 month 15 days The bereaved family laments a sudden loss with verses praying angels guide the departed and comfort the sorrowing relatives
Resolutions note the passing of W J Dill from Diller No 1668 M W A and praise him as a loving husband father and respected citizen. The camp records will carry the resolutions and the family will receive a copy with mourning draped for 30 days.
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