10 May 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
1
Mrs. J. T. Henrichs is recovering from illness in Forest. Harteet sold his draft team Monday to Frank Howard of Pawnee City for 400 dollars.
Sarge reports Ot Seaheet forum noting W C A D Colman rode to Lincoln Monday for eye treatment and returns Wednesday. Mrs Pickard visits Be Friday with return planned Wednesday. Mrs Cora Colman and her son stay at the Methodist hospital for rupture.
Mrs Lottie Miller and her son Hugh, formerly of Diller, have sold their Beatrice property and plan to move south around June first seeking a new home location.
Teo the Public W. S. Drullinger announces a breeding stable at A. J. Hutchinson's old stand in Diller offering mares and stallions for stud.
Miss Belle Tucker visited in Wyoming between rains Monday. Mrs. Frank Johnson traveled to Omaha Monday to visit friends. Geo. and Fred Henrichs drove to the St. Joe market Tuesday with a car load of cattle each. Elmer Campbell came up from Steele City one day this week driving a Ford from J. D. Fanders.
Mrs J B Wright traveled from Beatrice to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Hudson at their home and alongside her son Ora and wife spent time at Shea.
Christ Kielsmeier announces a shop ready to sharpen gums mowers and repair them to like new condition. Bring your machines in for a thorough tune up and restoration.
Cleanup day in Diller was not a big success as heavy rain the night before left streets and fields muddy, dampening turnout and activities. The weather disrupted planned events and limited participation for the community day.
Mr and Mrs Ray Maton welcome a newborn boy. Ada Paine Cully and daughter Gladys visit from Odell. Robert Patton upgrades his Hilton street home. J E Clark and Farmers' Grain Co send hogs to St Joe market. Alfalfa growth praised as Regipo 9 cones ready. Hartzell ships stock to St Joe. Margaret Harder returns from Kansas City. Mrs J W Starr returns from Chattanooga with children. Commercial Club crews prepare seven miles of road with slush scrapers and graders.
Following its list of farm implements to be sold at cost for 10 days starting Saturday May 4 1912 items include 16-in King riding plow Canton riding cultivator Canton discs and more. A C Boggs Shea Nebr Fd Hutson manager notes this sale as a community event.
M. T. Murray hosts a visit by Mr and Mrs R F Starr and son John to Fairbury and back on Wednesday. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Hullman three miles west of Diller on April 30. Mrs Annie C Diller held a birthday for granddaughter Patay Diller on Saturday evening May 6. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised with rising sales and testimonials. Shutt Drug Co sells it.
Methodist church announces Sunday school at 10 a m with Mothers Day observance on May 12. Prayer meeting Thursday evening Choir practice Wednesday at E L Loock home Preaching at Rock Creek 11 a m Regular evening service 8 p m.
Mother's Day will be observed next Sabbath May 12 with appropriate sermon and music at 11 p.m. Wm Boyle is the pastor.
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