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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
1
Cut the weeds. Leave orders with G. T. Mills for fine potatoes. Robert Cully visited relatives and friends at Wy more. Robt. Eastwood Jr. returned Saturday from visiting relatives at Liberty Nebraska.
A number of $50 Ford checks have reached Diller purchasers of that automobile line. Alex Bell and daughter Beulah returned Saturday from a week’s visit with relatives at Sabetha, Kansas.
Mrs. L. Bausch returned Tuesday evening from a two week visit with her daughter Mrs. Helen Smith in Petersburg Nebraska. Mrs. T. H. Waggoner and daughter Flora left Tuesday noon for a short visit with relatives and friends in St Joseph and Plattsburg Missouri.
James Leary a longtime Beatrice resident died at his home Wednesday aged 77. He was known as an auctioneer constable and active Republican politician after 35 years in Beatrice.
Rev. Dan Grettinger, who spent part of his vacation visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and other relatives in Diller area, returned Wednesday to resume his studies at Hastings College.
A heavy white frost was visible on low grounds near Diller early Monday with the thermometer at 42 degrees above zero the coldest of the fall. No appreciable damage was thought to have been done to either garden, truck, or corn.
Mr. C A Blauser of Diller died Sunday night from a ruptured appendix infection following an appendicitis operation in Denver. His brother G C Blauser and sister in law Mrs. Thos P Price and Postmaster J O Blauser traveled to Akron for the funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m.
For sale a few Poland China male pigs. Relatives of Mr. C. C. Amos, in poor health, arrived on last evening’s train. E. EB, Weigel.
For sale is eleven head of cattle weighing about 75 pounds each. Listed by J. L. Loock.
Mr and Mrs Seth Moser returned Tuesday from Lincoln where they had traveled on the early train Monday morning.
J. D. Fanders advertises a limited stock of bleached gang and sukly plows offered at a reduced price.
Mr. W. M. Davis arrived Saturday from Elk Creek and is staying at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Armsted.
F W Steffen visited the St. Joe market early in the week seeking sheep but could not secure good prices and left with an order placed for future delivery.
J A Bodell will travel to his daughter in Wyoming and hold a sale of some personal effects at his home in Diller at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon.
G B Cassell vacated the Diller residence he traded to Wm Barber and moved items to Steele City and to his father in law F W Beckwith's home. He does not regain possession of the farm until March 1.
The Reecord announces a postponed illustrated town of Diller feature. Artist W R Henderson from Osage City prepared copy, but plates delayed. the 12 page edition now launches Sept 17 with about 1400 copies printed, nearly sold out, extra copies at 10 cents each, orders urged.
Local residents and relatives travel to Cass county and nearby towns including Wymore Pawnee City and Reynolds. Families visit kin in Atchison Kan Topeka Kan Pueblo Colo and Lincoln while more buy goods and stock shipments head to market.
The Record invites brief notices of regular and special church services and related meetings. No charge for these announcements. Copy to be placed in The Record office by Wednesday morning.
Teachers from Diller and nearby areas attended the county institute at Fairbury last week. Among the attendees were Gertrude Diller Grace Myers Lissie Campbell Marie Stotts Thressa Sann Mann Esther Steffen Lucinda Sanmann Will Sandman Esther Gretzinger Benford Bell Pearl Bell Flossie Raymond Howard Smith Bessie Armstrong and Dale Bugbee.
Mrs Gillis and children depart with Rev W N Gillis to Drayton North Dakota where he will serve a church with two country appointments at 1200 dollars yearly. Friends in Diller extend wishes for health and prosperity in the new home. The Diller school opens next Monday with C L Westcott as superintendent and a full teacher corps.
Theodore Senior returned Saturday from a two week visit with his brothers in Idaho. He is so pleased with the country there that he is considering moving back to stay.
Rank growth of weeds overlaps sidewalks at several locations forcing pedestrians to pass single file. Residents urge city crews to cut the growth and clear paths.
Geo. B. Pearce reports he has constructed 72 large grain stacks for farmers northwest of town after aiding in harvesting small grain. A veteran in the stacking trade, his work quickly drew demand as word spread of his skill.
Mr and Mrs A L Tristman returned to Diller to live again Wednesday after nearly a year away traveling through seventeen states. They visited relatives in Wisconsin and Clinton Tristman and family at Harlowton Montana then toured Oregon Short Line routes to Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Pike s Peak Manitou Denver and back to settle in Lavelle street at H Z Dill ers residence property.
W E Epley left this morning for Lincoln via Endicott and Fairmont carrying a load of registered Poland China hogs for the state fair. He says he has some fine hogs and expects ribbons, or the town will be disappointed.
The German Lutheran church conducts a Missions Fest with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and morning service at 10 led by Rev. E. Klotsche of Lincoln, a relieved missionary of India. An afternoon service at 3 p.m. features Rev. E. Walker of Tabitha Home. A mission offering is collected at both services.
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