Hammocks For Sale At Right Prices With Ice Cream Soda
New hammocks are offered at affordable prices. Visitors are invited to browse and enjoy a refreshing Ice Cream Soda while shopping.
26 May 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1905
Page
1
New hammocks are offered at affordable prices. Visitors are invited to browse and enjoy a refreshing Ice Cream Soda while shopping.
The Canton two row notes Charley Kelley went Wednesday to Lincoln seeking a job. Mrs Ad Smothers visited with relatives before returning to Council Musis Iowa. H. C Dawson closed a land deal with Dr Kelley for seventeen acres near Endicott. Diller school picnic planned with Eva Crocker and Miss Nellie Sparks resigns deputy postmistress role. Mrs Vernon Dowling Hill fills the vacancy, and Gertrude Lamb to resume as deputy next Monday.
A letter from Belle Plaine Minnesota reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a severe hand wound and prevented blood poisoning. Also nine carloads of cattle and hogs shipped from Diller to Kansas City commission houses, led by J T Carmichael and Wm Woods, with accompanying buyers and a visit planned with the seller's parents in Kansas City.
Fairbury Gazette lists the grand and petit jurors drawn for the June term. Grand jurors include Ellermier Brees Ayres Knispel Hoppe Germer Carpenter Wagoner Rounds Haggard Tinson Loock Minkler Orth Bevans Renner. Petit jurors include Weeden Cross Nelson Scheve Richardson Easter Davis Hassler Price Houser Biship Hutchinson Engleman Perkins Smith Wright Bee Austin King Coffman Westerhoff Siever Leonard Road.
Local items include Nelson's selling wallpaper samples and J O Blauser offering fresh garden seeds in bulk or packaged. Rock Creek resident Mr and Mrs Fred Leonard mourn their four year old son lost last Saturday to scarlet fever. Dr L R Fritz of Wymore featured for pain relief guidance. John Reynolds, Steele City implement dealer, visited Diller area for business. The Western Belle Twister Joker cultivators advertised by J C Blauser. Piano services offered by A White Piano Co with guaranteed work. Memorial sermon at Presbyterian church leads to no morning services at Methodist or Christian churches but Sunday school proceeds.
An advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claims a body cleared for action brings health on the cheeks brightness in the eyes firm flesh and muscles and buoyant mind. The sales pitch notes availability at Spears drug store for 25 cents.
Mrs Ida Bixby and her daughter returned yesterday from a year with her sister Mrs Jessie Morrison in Medford Oregon After visiting here a week or two with her parents Mr and Mrs P B Miller they will move to Aryaida Colorado to live with Dr Jeffryes and his family
The Presbyterian church was plumbed this week and will be lit with acetylene gas using two large chandeliers and two single burners. A test last evening showed ample capacity to illuminate the large room. The view light will be used Sunday evening for the first time.
A dish of pigweed, mustard leaves, plantain and sour dock boiled in water with a brick sized bacon piece, served at noon with seasonable diet items, is said to give the spirit of contentment like an ox amid alfalfa.
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida recounts his fear of death from liver trouble and heart disease. After ineffective doctors and medicines Electric Bitters cured him in three days and he feels like a new man. Guaranteed at Spears drug store, price five dollars.
The Modern Woodmen lodge at Diller formed a committee with Ho s Tomemaker P B Miller and Les Butterbaugh to gauge business interest in a July fourth celebration under lodge auspices. A separate executive panel of Fouts Pearce Clark Butterbaugh Townemaker will arrange speakers band and sports. Local businessmen have pledged 208 toward the event.
Naphtali Lodge No. 206 A F and A M elected new officers at Tuesday meeting. Dr Ellis the dentist has located in town and moves into Dr Powell’s residence property. Frank Thomas grading crew arrived to widen cuts at the railroad yards and extend switch tracks. Depot relocation plans to north side of main track are anticipated but awaiting orders.
Three cases of typhoid fever are reported in Endicott within a single family. Sheriff Case traveled from Fairbury on official business. A note on trimming street trees to avoid obstructing views is included along with social notices about visits, teaching contracts, honey production profits, and a surprise party for Mrs Hertzman hosted by Mr and Mrs Hudson on May 23, 1905.
John Clark shipped a car load of hogs on Wednesday. Every morning Mr. Rockfeller gains $40 000 more than his retirement. A new brick mason arrives while Geo B Pearce welcomes a 10 pound boy born early Wednesday.
An enterprising resident offers to invest 1000 in a farmer's elevator and another 1000 in a modern hotel building, urging action. The note asks who will take the initiative to organize either or both enterprises for Diller.
Attention A O U W A members of Diller Lodge No. 133 are urged to attend the meeting Saturday evening May 27. The note says new rates do not take effect until July 1 and stresses paying this month’s assessment and learning about the emergency fund and its necessity.
The Gage Co. Herald reprints a sharp satirical piece claiming the highest court declares a poor Indian a full citizen of the republic. It mocks assimilation, mocking changes in dress, drinking rights, divorce rules, and government money spent on whiskey, ending with a critical jab at civic conditions.
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