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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
8
The county commissioners plan a meeting on June 1. The town map shows all towns except Diller. notes include Diller Barrington Hall coffee at the Racket and mentions Neely Pharmacy interior repainting by Gardner and Windsor. A Mercury error from April 30 misstated temperatures 24 below instead of 24 above.
The Diller high school's Literary club staged Tony the convict on April 22 for a full house, selling over 360 tickets and earning 102.80 after expenses. Prof. C L Grimes directed with praised mastery, and proceeds fund magazines and classroom pictures. The club aims to connect students with daily events through debates weekly.
A vintage ad touts Hiilister's Mountain Tea as a cure for sluggish liver and numerous diseases. It claims to cleanse the system and regulate bowels and liver with a natural action. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Beely's Pharmacy.
Campbell Brothers top notch tent show arrives with acrobats gymnasts equilibristes contortionists aerialists dancers clowns and trained animals. A morning parade at 10 o clock features horses riders and wild beasts. Shows scheduled for Friday May 21 with performances at 2 and 8 p m in Fairbury.
Dr Claude Ellis the dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays. Miss Ballard's tickets are requested. J W Fouts bought the Shramick lot next to Carmichael's livery barn with plans once to erect a saloon. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Ten touted as a spring tonic. Neely's Pharmacy advertises 35 cents Tea or Tablets. James Boyle and wife, alleged kidnappers of Willie Whitla, were sentenced, Boyle life and wife 25 years.
Nebraska Jefferson County court sets May 24 1909 hearing on Ernest F. Habicht petition for administration of Bertha Habicht estate. Notice to interested parties to appear at county court in Fairbury and show cause, published in Diller Record for three weeks. Judge Boyew presiding.
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