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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
1
Citizens State Bank Yar De depositors are protected by the Depositors Guaranty fund of Nebraska. Interest is paid on time deposits and in the Savings Department.
Barton Williams once a Diller bey and now a Centralia Washington train dispatcher for the Northern Pacific is making a visit in Omaha and arrived in Diller last evening for a brief reunion with old acquaintances.
A local ad promotes coal buys at low prices. Colorado Nut sells at 5.75 dollars per ton and Colorado Lump at 7.00 dollars per ton. Wyoming Lump and Illinois coal are 5.25 dollars per ton. Penn Hard-Coal is 10.75 dollars per ton.
On Monday evening May 1, the K K K group and husbands were entertained by a club division at Mr and Mrs A Mayburns. The rooms were decorated with potted plants and cut flowers and Victrola music provided entertainment. After games and rapid thinking contests, guests dined at small tables with a luncheon served by the organizers. The gathering ended with a pleasant, enjoyable evening.
All members of the Ancient Order of United Werknen are called to meet at the Masonic hall in Diller at 1 PM on Saturday May 6 1916 to assist in the burial of Brother P R B Miller. By order of W W Hauver M W Karl Pearce Recorder.
The Commercial club will meet in the city hall Friday at 8 00 p m to discuss straightening the north south road south of town and the east west line road south of town along section lines. Plans measurements expenses estimates and apportionment will be considered. All interested in the Diller south road improvements are urged to attend. Frank T Pearce Secretary.
A three mile stretch northeast of Diller is praised as near perfect with grading complete. Credit goes to J Poute for funding and oversight, Elm township for resources, and Jefferson County for coal and grader support. W J Frisbie supervised the grader, and local citizens funded additional road work into town.
Market notes for Diller summarize weekly grain corrections issued each Thursday. The item references hens as a local trade mention and notes adjustments in grain pricing or commodity records for the week.
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