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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
1
Seed rye and seed rye kernels offered at 1.00 per bushel. Farmers A A Mayborn and J T Henrichs report new granaries and corn cribs on farms near Diller. Beatrice visitations noted for Mrs A Packard and sister Mrs George Bailey. Waggoner Bros. report cattle trading for feed yards in St Joe trades.
Reports from Boulder Colo indicate a pair of men calling themselves doctors, Bucky and Phelan, and accomplices operated near Diller last June and were later jailed on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. They allegedly took notes for fake medical treatment, causing deaths and harm, with many notes purchased by locals. trials had not yet occurred when Boulder papers were printed.
Eight weeks remain until Christmas as notices list Mr G ee Bie on the sick list and a Record office ad promotes old papers for a nickel. The Oratorio of Esther returns for two final performances this Friday and Saturday, with local ads for Venetian Red oil and barn paint at Shutt Drug Co.
Apples advertised at 40 cents a pound at the orchard and 50 cents delivered. Halloween pranks due this Saturday night. Village authorities act to prevent property destruction. Don Gridley delivered twelve five month old shares averaging 151 pounds each to Gill Bros. for $8 per hundred. Cosmopolitan subscription raised to 3.00 for 2 years on Nov. 10. I offer 2.00 for 2 years. Beatrice probate court appoints William J. Amos administrator for the estates of Christopher C. and Sarah Amos. heirs present.
Sabetha residents Mr and Mrs Millard Gemeny traveled from Lincoln to Diller after watching the Nebraska Notre Dame football game. A 146 acre property at the head of Commercial Avenue in Diller, once owned by F M McManes, sold at public auction Saturday to A D Moody for 2150. The sale's bonafides are questioned. A Methodist feature will debut at Sunday school with Epworth League promoting youth service. Sunday services plan a theme The Seen and The Unseen and The Parable of the Sower. The congregation is urged to attend. Thoughts emphasize service and personal growth through deeds.
The Electric Theatre in Diller shows moving pictures every Friday and Saturday night. Admission details are not provided in the fragment.
Lutheran worship at 9 a m followed by Sunday school at 10 a m Reformation feast service with Holy Communion at 7 30 p m and church choir practice.
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