Sporting Goods Offer In Diller Window Display
A North window display in Diller showcases the most complete line of sporting goods ever shown, signaling a broad assortment for local customers.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
1
A North window display in Diller showcases the most complete line of sporting goods ever shown, signaling a broad assortment for local customers.
Fresh garden and field seeds of all kinds at J. O. Blauser's. Sopha Johnson and Miss Grace Lowe were at Wymore between trains Monday. Dr. Kunze eye specialist Fairbury in Europe will return about September first. yu 4 Neelys Pharmacy has added a skilled wallpaper hanger and painter. See us before you have your work done.
A collection of short notices mentions trespass warnings from I D Steiner, a Norfolk Daily News acknowledgment, Farmer's Elevator buying corn and wheat and selling oats, J G Packer's restaurant, and a grocery ad promising bargains. It also notes an upcoming Royal Male Quartette concert at the M I church and advertises Kodol digestives sold by Spear Drug Co.
The April 22 ceremony unites Miss Ethelbert Jeffryes and Mr. W H Miller at her father Dr W T Jeffryes home with Rev Bashford officiating. About twenty relatives attend as maid of honor Miss Margaret Jeffryes and best man Mr Leon T Jeffryes share in the celebrations and a feast.
A Royal Highlanders pin was lost Thursday evening last week between the residence of Mrs. John W. Miller and Mrs. Jennie Bixby. Finder please leave at the Recorp office.
It reached the spot the seat of my cough says E Humphrey, owner of a large general store in Omega. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving his life once and claims it heals coughs, sore throat, lungs, and chest. Sold with guarantee by Spear Drug Co at 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Admission free for Old Plantation Quartette and Jubilee Singers attendees. Tickets at Spear's Drug Store or pay 15 cents for reserved on May 7. General admission 25 to 35 cents. reserved seats 50 cents. Also notes local visits and home improvements around Beatrice and Humboldt.
The Beaver City Times Tribune notes G W Bede formerly of Beaver City has purchased the Wave at Odell. Odell residents express sympathy for the community. Frank Lowe and his brother in law from Davenport Nebr report a recent fire destroyed their stock of implements and buildings. Lowe previously ran the implement business here with his father J P Lowe.
The Ladies Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs Annie M Diller's home Saturday afternoon at 2 30 May 16. The money sacks will be opened and attendance hoped. Mr 38 G Williams Powderly Texas reports kidney and bladder trouble relief after Pineules trial with money back guarantee from Neely's Pharmacy.
A mass meeting of businessmen and citizens in Diller is set for Wednesday May 13 at the village clerk J. Smith Diller office to discuss buying fire fighting apparatus. Conducted by Alexander Bell chairing the village board of trustees.
W. S. Ballard of Indianapolis sent his father Uncle Alex Ballard a meerschaum pipe and a cane fashioned from cow horn bone tips. Ballard, employed at a large packing house, had access to suitable material and crafted the gifts himself last Saturday.
August Stark near Steele City Southwest of town diagnosed with smallpox and quarantined by Washington county authorities. He traveled to Fairbury by morning freight to see a doctor. physicians confirmed smallpox. Exposed local residents are uneasy, but precautions are in place to handle any spread.
Sunday school starts at 10 a m Ep worth League meets at 7 p m Preaching by the pastor at 8 p m The Weekly Prayer meeting Wednesday evening May 13 at 8 o clock at the Methodist church
The Presbyterian Church announces preaching on next Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and the Endeavor society meeting at 7 p.m. William Boyle is the minister.
A. H. Colman prepares an awning at the Colman block clothing store while Miss Ballard’s advertises silk shirtwaist suits from ten dollars. ManZan Pile Remedy and Price Site claim ready to use with no prompt relief. Neely’s Pharmacy sells the remedy. The week sees near freezing temperatures with hints of warmer weather ahead.
Notice forbids trespass for stock and hunting or shooting practice on pasture land. Identified by owner Anna Diller. Livestock protection and property rights asserted.
Henry Hadley and his grandson arrived yesterday from Weatherford Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Kah Hadley who has been in poor health for weeks. Hadley formerly ran a livery and later a saloon here and now works in farming and is in easy circumstances.
Tired nerves with low ambition are eased by Shoop’s Restorative. The ad claims change within 13 hours, cites sluggish bowels, slow circulation, inactive kidneys, and weak heart, and says it strengthens nerves, appetite, and digestion. Sold by Neelys Pharmacy.
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