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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
5
Train schedule fragment lists through passenger and local freight services. Includes numbers 14 18 15 65 and daily frequencies for local freight and through passenger routes. Appears to be a railway timetable entry with times and train numbers.
Dr Leach a Fairbury dentist notes Grace Bells Sunday visit. D R Kelley rebuilds Indian Creek bridge after spring flood. Poland China hog for sale and fence posts offered. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea ad and Neelys Pharmacy cough syrup promoted. Child cut forehead in fall. eye ear nose throat specialist to visit March 16 17. spectacles exams free.
Mrs. Bessie Boggs 24 wife of Harry Boggs died last evening at 11 of blood poisoning at 903 South Eighth street. She married six years ago and was highly regarded. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the home. The Boggs were former Beatrice residents who moved here recently.
Geo W Powers, arriving from Quenemo Kansas, shows a clipping about Lucky narrowly escaping serious injury from a camel on his show. The animal lifted Lucky by the head, then ran before a keeper intervened. Lucky suffered a bruised foot but remains able to continue performing.
Ada Chirk advertises a sale week featuring special prices on Lincoln Jars in the Lincoln Journal News from March 25 to 2s. The notice highlights promotional pricing and limited stock.
Farmers who planned to sow faced a snow storm Monday causing changes of mind. Viveuses claimed to relieve backache rheumatism and kidney symptoms and to build up health. Neely's Pharmacy advertises the remedy at 0c and $1.00. Jury from Minnok visiting Geo Pickard family and relatives near Diller.
Mrs Jessie Morrison arrived in Medford Oregon after seven years away to surprise her parents Mr and Mrs P B Miller with a weekend visit. Our line of wallpaper offers 1500 patterns from 7 cents per bolt and up with many decorative designs available for future hanging. See the designs and make dates for hanging at S F Clark.
A coupon offer is attached to each 250 package of Dr Shoop Health Coffee claiming a No-Drip Strainer. The ad promises ninety large cups of coffee from a 2 cent package and urges customers to look for the coupon, sold by Neelys Pharmacy.
Cora Caroline Coleman sued Harry D. Coleman for divorce and was awarded 127 dollars as suit money and temporary alimony by Judge J. B. Raper. An injunction restraining disposal of certain personal property was modified.双方 reside near Diller. Hugh J. Dobbs represents the plaintiff and Sackett & Brewster defendant.
Between fifty and sixty guests gathered at the Maw home on Thursday evening to celebrate Mr Steve Maw's birthday with music games and social chat. Refreshments included cake peaches and coffee as the party ended with guests praising the Maw couple as royal entertainers. Attendees included Wilson Watkins Woods Robertson Sparks Miller Clark Barton Weigle Sasse Clark Bender Woods Thompson Jennie Bernice Maude Lula Elma Ed Harry Earl Bruce Willie Fred Arthur Kurtz Will Robertson and Harry Thompson.
Local items note J J Lamb's return from near Alliance land business, Thos P Price family back from Omaha, and Mrs Ida Kerit visiting Red Cloud relatives. Public notices mention J O Blauser moving into the Christian church parsonage, Geo W Powers planning next location, and a Manzan Pile Remedy ad. Also a mule delivery ended in a ditch near Indian Creek bridge with Boss blaming the mule.
The fragment lists a range of small notices: a light draft plow incident with Disc Harrower at J. D. Fanders, Henry Steffens on a business trip to Council Bluffs, W. N. Spark of Diller Mercantile Co. visiting Lincoln, sale notices for fresh cows and stock cattle, Mrs. J. S. Cully moving into Lavelle Street, D. R. Kelley and Jacob P. Lichty receiving pension increases to 24 and 30 dollars monthly, and an advertisement for Preventics cold cure tablets sold by Neely's Pharmacy with a price of 250 per 48 tablets.
H Z Diller returns from Omaha due to daughter Pearl illness measles with pneumonia. Dr Brash from Beatrice consults with family physician Dr Neely on Wednesday.
Mrs Ida Soper of Big Pond Pennsylvania recounts a near fatal lung illness and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a permanent cure after doctors declared it incurable. The advertisement promotes relief for coughs colds sore lungs hemorrhages lathrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with trial bottle free and guaranteed by Spear Co.
Mr Claus deVries and Miss Grace Aden wed at 2 p m on March 10 1909 in the Aden home near Diller Nebraska with Rev Fitting of St Pauls Luthern officiating. A wedding dinner followed and many gifts were given. The couple will establish a home on a Steele City area farm rented by the groom this year. The Record congratulates the couple.
John Miller spent Sunday with family while Charley Fisher returned from viewing land near Alliance. John Gretzinger to operate a Line farm near Steele City this season. Arthur E. Price visited St Joe and Kansas City. Jos Zook and family passed through en route to Lancaster County. Pineules advertised for kidney relief with size comparisons.
Having sold our stock of general merchandise to the Diller Mercantile Co. of Diller Nebr we desire to collect all outstanding accounts as soon as possible and ask everyone indebted to us to call at our old place of business and settle at your earliest convenience.
Ready for the County Convention. Jeffer son county Sunday school workers prepare to meet March 21 and 22 at the Christian church. All Sunday schools should be represented with delegates. each delegation implies enthusiastic workers for the coming year. Professor Merrick will answer questions and Miss Margaret Brown will discuss teaching younger students.
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