Local Notes and Notices From Colman Area
Mr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian Wymore Nebr reports R L Qake and Ered Clark returned Wednesday from a fishing trip to Endicott Miss Eva rocker visited Endicott last Friday night with friend Mise Eva rocker Chas fisher went Sunday to Calli ance Nebr near his land a fine quarter section Mrs PB Miller and Mise to Ballard attended a D of He grand lodge meeting in Omaha For SALE span of bay horses mare and gelding 9 years old weight about 1300 pounds Guy Caseell’s horse died after going sick on the street Saturday night and died Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fisher
Calliance
Nebr.w
PB. “Miller
Mise
Ballard
D. of He Grand Lodge
Omaha
Guy Caseell
Paul’ ‘Beek
Sale notices and political visit from Jefferson County
Public sales announced by M Mitchell near Diller offering horses cattle and hogs with a 10 o clock start and free lunch. Auctioneer Col J B Wright and clerk A Mayborn listed. Jim Chambers Republican candidate for county commissioner called at the office. noted for building a premier road near his southwest Fairbury farm. Reverend William Boyle pastor attended the Nebraska Synod session in Beatrice and planned return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boyle
Dillér
Presbyterian Church
Nebraska Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Beatrice
M. Mitchell
Diller
J. B. Wright
A. Mayborn
Jim Chambers
Jtrd
Com. Dist
Jefferson County
Chambers
Fairbury
Apples for sale and regional notices from Diller area
Community brief lists apples for sale and a railroad picnic near Wymore with railway car loads from Roock Habicht. Mentions visits by Mr and Mrs H Diller to Omaha and Hanover Kan for a festival, a Blue Springs resident in Diller, funeral for an infant attended by Dr Diehl, and Mrs Patterson visiting an old friend in Superior.
Diller Sale Reports Strong Interest and Local Moves
Hogs sold at auction near Diller with prices from 1050 to 20. Miss Lewise Sturdevant and Lucia Arends, high school officials, traveled to Lincoln and Omaha for events. Diller Mercantile Co announces a large fifteen day sale. Col May born marries Ellis banker Coher. Local residents and merchants prepare rail trips and community ads promote the sale.
1910 Tax List Ready for Payers and Schools
A. M. Berry County Treasurer urges early payment to ease year end crowds and support school districts. D. R. Kelley this week purchased a 5 acre tract near Dilfer from Lincoln Land Co for 100 per acre, with one acre sold to A. H. Colman and Thos. P. Price at 125, leaving a grove formerly used for the O U W picnic on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Berry
D. R. Kelley
Lincoln Land Co
Dilfer
C. A. Green
A. H. Colman
Thos. P. Price
Community Road Work Boosted by Local Effort
Sack Hill residents prepare to complete a mile of improved roads along the north road from Shea to Diller connecting with Diller good roads. Neighborhood leaders emphasize mutual benefit and prize cash incentives to encourage more miles of road work this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH Logan Lian
Shea
Local Family Visits Reach Odell Homecoming
Mrs Arner and her children who had visited with her sister Mra 0 F Rigdon returned Sunday to their Odell home after a few days away. Susy roaping and reasonable in price at J O Blausers referenced with The Blue Bell cream separator noted in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O. Blausers
Short Horn Bull Offered for Service in Fairbury Notice
J E Mendenhall funeral at Fairbury attended by P Gi A L Tinstman his wife and daughter and Prof Jas A Eastwood. They traveled home in Tinstman's auto after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gi
A. L. Tinstman
Jas. A. Eastwood
J. E. Mendenhall
Fairbury
Mr. Tinstman
Ice supply pact for 1911 season with Beatrice dealer
C B Han states he has arranged with Henry Fishback of Beatrice to supply manufactured ice for the coming season. Han promises to deliver ice to customers in any quantity, at prices nearly as cheap as pond ice, per arrangements for delivery and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fishback
Beatrice
C. B. Han
Hutchinsons Make Local Business Trip and Cement Walker Installations
A Monday trip by AL Hutchinson to Franklin is noted. Geo B Pearce and Geo Pickard Are. each installed cement walkers in front of their residences. Kenneth Fouts returned home Friday and then Sunday to Beatrice for studies at a business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowise Mae Wood
D. W. Wood
Ellis
Mr. Coh
Ellis Bank
Cheatera
Quy
AL. Hutchinson
Franklin
Geo
B. Pearce
Geo. Pickard
Kenneth Fouts
Beatrice
Business College
Diller Business Men's Association
J. W. Fouts
Ite
Blaneer couple report pleasant Farmers Congress meeting
Mr and Mrs C L Kk Blaneer returned Tuesday evening from the Farmers National Congress in Lincoln and describe the gathering as very pleasant and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kk. Blaneer
Farmer's National Congress
Lincoln
Tragic 14 Year Old Dies After Tree Fragment Hit
A 14 year old boy, son of Andrew Chester, was killed near Fairbury when a piece of a single tree broke while he drove a hay fork team. The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon.
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Andrew Chester
Fairbury
Notable Day Declared By Blacksmith Uncle Ballard
Uncle Alex Ballard, claiming Oct 16 as the year's notable day, cites his own 82nd birthday as proof. He notes a family history from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War and says he forged iron as a blacksmith for over fifty years, though his zeal suggests he remains sprightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ballard
Mr. Ballard
Pleasant precinct officials and local builds noted
Two justices of the peace and an officer are to be elected in Pleasant precinct this fall. Blouser is erecting a large double corn crib on his mother’s farm three miles northwest of Diller. Arthur E Price and wife returned from Kansas City after visiting his parents and priests' parades. Rev D B McLaughlin from Alliance Nebr has been visiting Diller relatives and building corn tribe on his Diller farm. Ben Miller celebrated his 11th birthday with a picnic party and supper for friends.
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The
Diller. Mercantile Co
Diller
Blouser
Arthur E. Price
Kansas City
D. B. McLaughlin
Alliance, Nebr
Ben Miller
Mayborn Supplying Cattle to Parties Near Harbine
Mayborn moves cattle to parties near Harbine with several loads brought in last week and four more loads delivered midweek for other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mayborn
Harbine
Auto Use Shifts Livery Business On Good Roads
The piece notes cars becoming a necessity in town livery service. When no livery has an auto, all are equal. with good roads, the livery offering an automobile wins the business, especially for long hauls.
Cemetery Care Improves as Strockey Clears Grounds
Visitors are assured by report that Mr. Strockey has mowed and cleaned dead grass weeds sunac and debris in the cemetery. The effort aims to tidy streets alleys and unoccupied sections to restore the grounds to good condition.
Church Items Preaching Sunday Evening Services
Sunday school and Epworth League proceed as usual with preaching scheduled for Sunday evening.
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Epworth League
Regular Services Next Sunday Morning and Evening
Sunday School and Christian Endeavor at the usual hours. Ws. Borue, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Roberts
WOME
Chipperfield Drug. Co
Nebr
Colman
L. A. Bordner
Acsistant’ State Veterinarain
Wymore, Nebr
R. L. Qake
Ered
Clark
Endicott
Mies FE
Joseie Raymond
Ter
Mise Eva ‘Rocker
Jansen
O'Connen
Pitts
Fred Frixbie
A. Burlington
de Ge ‘Packer
Thie
Woo
Wwe
Wymore
Habicht
Sant “Hull
Mr. H. Diller
Be.grupe
Hanover
Kan
Jae
Blue Springs
Sentipal
Albert Lucas
Willer
Geo. Leweett
Rolla
Hille Eile
Duroe- Jéraey
J. Smith-Diller
F ME Cavett
Foruir
Sack Hill
August Angelmann
Frank Mathias
First National Bank
Poland
China
Vern Starr
Burlington
Pent
Capt
J. W. Starr
Ensley, Carmichael
W.O. W
McCage Wright
H. A. Beil
Geo. Renz
Jas. A. Bodell
Loock's Hall
G. W. Hitchcock
U. S. Senate
B. F. Good
Congress
Beckwith
Faypers
Methodist
Ws. Borue
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