Secondhand Buggies and Coal Offered by Central Granaries Co
J D Fanders Jr announces coal sales and two good second hand buggies. Birth notice reports a son born to Mr and Mrs George Hudson on Sunday March 11. Opera house show Afraid of His Wife on Saturday March 17. R F Starr returns from eastern Colorado for land business. Mrs Carmony and Arthur travel to Fairbury for Arthur’s tonsil removal. Ex Sheriff Col P H Shea visits from Fairbury for business. Mrs A C Woods moves into new home purchased from J G Packer.
Local Visitor From Fairbury Calls on Fanders Family
Mrs. Fred Stafford travels from Fairbury to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fanders. Ed Pichal offers cement mixer services for foundations and basement work. Phone 12856. August 16, 1917. Three dairy cows, one milking and two to calve soon, plus a few sows bred for April farrow. Theo Henrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stafford
Fairbury
J. D. Fanders
Ed. Pichal
April Farrow
Theo
Henrichs
For Sale Geo. T. Eick Convalesces After Illness
Geo T Eick who has been very sick with pneumonia is reported to be convalescing and improving his health after a period of illness in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Eick
Warthen Visits In-Law During Wife’s Absence
Mrs. Warthen arrived Sunday from her in-law H. C. Stotts while his wife was away in Wymore.
For Sale Poland China Pigs September Farrow
A few thoroughbred Poland China male pigs for sale. September farrow, good big kind. Contact F. W. Beckwithy at Diller, phone 104.36. 39-17 2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Farrow
F. W. Beckwithy Diller
Hamershams Return Home After Brief Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamersham traveled home after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lightner. The brief visit concluded with the Hamershams resuming daily routines.
Odell Telephone Customers Boycott Service
More than one hundred patrons canceled their phones last week over poor service and rule enforcement. A movement has begun to organize a competing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Telephone Co
Local Notices and Real Estate Moves Include Station Change
A burtington relief agent A T Watson took charge of the Armour station on Monday. J G Packer sold his residence last week and moved this week into the Geo Riddle property. A recall of affordable wallpapers and crop plans suggests homestead improvement and farm planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Watson
Burtington
Armour
J. G. Packer
Locke Players Present Afraid of His Wife Farce at Opera House
The Locke Players stage the roaring farce Afraid of His Wife at the opera house next Saturday night. Local theatergoers are invited to enjoy a lively comedy of mistaken nerves and marital bluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke Players
Opera House
Eight-Pound Boy Born to Gridleys in Shea Neighborhood
An eight pound boy was born on Tuesday March 13 to Mr and Mrs Don Gridley in the Shea neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gridley
Shea
Coal delivered by Central Granaries Co. in two cars
Central Granaries Co quotes best grade coal Colorado nut and lump at 7.25 per ton, both prices listed. R. C. Colman acts as agent for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central. Granaries Co
Colorado Nut
R. C. Colman
Team for Sale Span of Black Geldings
Ben Behrends of Diller offers a team of three and four year old black geldings weighing about 2300 pounds. Contact 127.72 for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Behrends
Diller
Mrs Griffin Returns Home From Visit With Hadley Families
Mrs Griffin, who had been visiting here for a few days with her brothers Harlan and Elias Hadley and their families, returned Monday to her Beatrice home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Griffin
Harlan
Elias Hadley
Beatrice
Mrs Stotts Returns From Wymore To Aid Pneumonia Sufferer
Mrs H C Stotts returned Wednesday evening from Wymore where she had been taking care of her sister in law Mrs Al Taylor who is ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Stotts
Wymore
Beatrice Visitors Include Palmer and Dwyer Names
Beatrice residents Mr. and Mrs. A Palmer and Mrs Emma Dwyer along with G E Gish foreman of the A Palmer Co shoe department visited Diller last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Palmer
G. E. Gish
A. Palmer Co
Emma Dwyer
Beatrice
Diller
Mrs Stotts Returns From Manhattan Visit
Mrs A D Stotts came home Tuesday from Manhattan Kansas where she visited her daughter Miss Marie Stotts who is studying domestic science at the state agricultural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stotts
Manhattan
Kans
Marie Stotts
State Agricultural School
Shirt Factory to Open in Beatrice Announces Hiring
M. E. Smith & Co. of Omaha will open a shirt factory in Beatrice at once. All ladies over 16 seeking a job should write or apply to Amer Co., Beatrice, Neb. Salary $6 to $18 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Smith & Co
Omaha
Beatrice
Amer Co
Beatrice, Neb
Millet seed for sale and local notes from Steele City
100 bushels of German millet seed offered by J. W. Fouts with transfer. Prices on all animal pets rising. An eight pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller of Steele City. Mrs. J. G. Hilder and daughter visit Wymore relatives. Geo Henrichs and Forest Hartzell cattle market on St. Joe. The Locke Players perform Afraid of His Wife at the Opera House next Saturday. Margaret Cherry returns to Beatrice for business college after weekend visit to Mrs. W. A. Cherry. Pension bill for D. K. Kelley increased to $30 per month following congress passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie. Miller
Steele City
Margaret Cherry
Beatrice
Business College
Mrs
W.A. Cherry
Esq
D. K. Kelley
Sloan
Congress
Diller High School thanks supporters for basketball season
The Diller business leaders and patrons of Diller schools are thanked for faithful support and generous contributions to the high school basketball team. The note expresses that cooperation helped make the past season a success.
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Diller
Village Primary Scheduled at City Hall March 19
Notices posted call a village primary in city hall Monday March 19 at 8 p m for nominating two candidates for village trustees to serve two years and for other business as may come before the meeting.
Arstead couple's snowy rail journey to Rochester
H.3. Arstead and his wife, traveling to Rochester, Minn., report a rough trip. They faced a six hour drift blockage near Sioux City as their two engine train struggled through snow. Snow on arrival day left about a foot on the ground at Rochester, now thawing and sloppy.
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H.3
Arstead
Rochester
Minn
Sioux City
Bids Sought for Steel Ceiling in Village Hall
Public notice from Diller Nebraska invites bids for work and material to install a steel ceiling in the town hall. Bids must reach the clerk by 8 p m Wednesday March 21 1917. Bids and specifications subject to village board approval. Clerk C A Rheinhart signs for the board.
Village hall plastering bids invited at Diller Neb
Bids for plastering the town hall in Diller Nebraska must be submitted to the village clerk by 8 o clock P M Wednesday March 21 1917. Bids subject to approval by the village board of trustees. Diller Neb March 13 1917 C A Rheinhart Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
Village Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
C. A. Rheinhart
Lambs Return From Florida Plan Nebraska Farm Home
Mr and Mrs W C Lamb, visiting his sister Mrs Frank Pearce and other Oiler relatives, left on the early Thursday morning train for Wellington Colorado. They intend to move soon to a half section of fine land near Wauneta Nebraska, bought last year, where they will build a new modern home this spring.
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W. C. Lamb
Frank Pearce
Florida
Wellington
Colo
Wauneta
Nebru
Gossip and the harm of talking about neighbors
A reflective piece warns that idle talk about others breeds great evil. It urges readers to stop gossip, reflecting on the damage caused by tongues that flare and spread rumors. The writing invites discernment and restraint in daily conversations.
Diller High School notes highlight season and players
Absences mark the week with several students out while Mrs Hadley and Mrs Starr visit multiple rooms. The D H S basketball team closes a record season of 20 wins 3 losses with 604 to 269 total points and heads to Lincoln for the seventh annual tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hayes County High
Diller Wins Class C Title With Close Wins Across Division Tournaments
Diller claimed the Class C championship after a sequence of victories. They beat school by 23 to 2 before defeating Elmwood 17 to 5, then DeWitt 11 to 10 on the Auditorium floor, and finally Alexandra 33 to 12. Gold watch fobs were awarded to the seven top players as a silver Loving Cup neared arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
DeWitt
Alexandria
Diller
Waggoner Bros
Lincoln
Charles Light
Frank Schnuelle
Arnold Fouts
Claude Cavett
Cecil Ellis
Albert Light
Neal Diller
Stilwell
Church Services and Activities Sunday March 18
The schedule lists Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m sermon Bur den Bearing 6 30 Epworth League 7 30 long service and sermon The Messenger and the Message all welcome Prayer Service Wednesday 7 30 Study Mark 12 1 10 The Aid Society plans to send a hospital box next week and asks donors to give by Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Aid Society
Methodist Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Nebraska
Savings Department — Safety Deposit
Central Graneries Co
J. D. Fanders, Jr
George Hudson
R. F. Starr
Colorado
P. H. Shea
A. C. Woods
Bert Hamersham
B. F. Lightner
A. E
Marten Fanders
J. W. Fouts
J. G. Hilder
B. F. Henrichs
Geo. Henrichs
Forest
Hartzell
St. Joe
Shutt Drug Company
Allen Folkers
Mae Light
Mrs. Hadley
Veda Cavett
Elizabeth Starr
Elizbeth Davis
Minnie Edgington
Mrs. Starr
Virginia’Dunn
Miss Snyder
Odell
Hubbell
Alumni
Harbine A. C
Harbine
A. C-412
Fairmont
Hanover
Faibury
Lexington
Rusher
Methodist
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