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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
1
Local Items and Notices from Beatrice Area
First National Bank special orders received for music and instruments. Shutt Drug Co. lists new crop alfalfa seed at $9 per bushel. Mrs. O F Rigdon and son Tom visited at Odell between trains. Miss Elma Clark sent to Beatrice sanitarium. One of Mrs H T F Davis’s daughters operated on for appendicitis. Methodist basement supper drew $30. Mr and Mrs Silas S Will returned to Weilueedpy. Pigs for sale. M L Holland. Gorman sick but improving. Scott Miller to Lincoln to enroll in Business College. Miss Minnie Martiny to work at Beatrice. Loads of cobs for sale at $3 per load. J E Clark shipped a carload of hogs to St Joe market. W E Epley to show Poland China hogs at Gage county fair. Edwin Miller of Endicott visited Diller relatives, returned Sunday. Maggie Aden returned to Fairbury. Cal Waggoner’s new Excelsior anima plat. Edward Caldwell operated for appendicitis at Beatrice hospital and is recovering.
Confidence in perfect success for sale by Shutt Drug Co
Mrs M I Basford of Poolestville Maryland declares she has used it with complete confidence and perfect success. The product is offered for sale by Shutt Drug Co with promotional notes attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Basford
Poolestville
Shutt. Drug Co
Local visitors and misc notes from McManes home
Visitors from Mississippi to the McManes home include Mrs Ed Ogden Miss Liberty Sunderlin Miss Erma Sunderln and Mrs Stella Hunniecutt of Steele City. Other items mention Fred Witty and Loren Halere from Akron Colorado and a mention of homestead claims under Seale Preteen and Settee Gisens wood. The note requests timely reporting of items to the newspaper office with a promised reward for capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ogden
Liberty Sunderlin
Erma Sunderln
Wymore
Stella Hunniecutt
Steele City
McManes
Fred Witty
Loren Halereet Coe
Akron
Colo
Seale
Gisens Wood
Local notes include fires and staffing changes near Odell
The report records a house fire on Mrs. B. Legget's farm six miles west of Odell last Saturday. Burlington agent A. T. Watson and others plan cattle buys in Denver. Miss Bert Ballard starts a millinery post in Ballard's store while Miss Nellie Megonigle arranges to arrive. Clara Steiner trains as a nurse at Green Gables hospital. A mixed batch of personal updates follows, including medical notes and travel for Henderson and Hollenberg residents.
Inked Cards Preview With Thicker Red-Tinted Print
A brief note describes upcoming cards that will be thicker and heavier than current stock. Ink will be in tight red and tinted hues, aimed to appear attractive to readers.
Lincoln Millinery Store Bets On Fresh Goods
Miss L. O. Ballard is in Lincoln this week buying new goods for her millinery shop. Miss Addie Miller began duties as a Lincoln city school teacher yesterday. Alfalfa seed listed at ten dollars per bit. Henry Steffen referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Steffen
L. O. Ballard
Lincoln
Addie. Miller
Lincoln City
First Annual Blauser Family Reunion Held Near Diller
The first annual Blauser family reunion drew 46 members and descendants from Abraham and M A Blauser who migrated from Indiana in 1871 to Beatrice and later near Diller Nebraska. A noon feast followed by a portrait of attendees by Ed Wolken. Some members, including Mrs. and Mr. Logan and Mr. Blauser, did not attend. Grandma Blauser expressed hope for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Brauger
Diller
Abraham
M. A. Blauser
Nebraska
Indiana
Beatrice
Blauser
Free hot coffee at the Racket Saturday afternoon
Coat Hangers priced at 5e each Tincher and Rigdon. New crop alfalfa seed at 9 dollars per unit. Carl Fanzen and wife of Shea visited Diller Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Geo Pickard returned home after visiting relatives at Beatrice. Estray notice lists two white face calves a bull and a heifer missing since Aug 25. Finder to notify F J Hubka for reward. Village board contracts with Pinatet for a well beside a large dug hole on lots at the prospective site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hubka
Villge Board
Ae Pinatet
Church Items Services Next Sabbath
Sabbath services announced with morning and evening hours led by pastor William Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boyle
Sunday School and Epworth League Services Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a m and at Rock Creek morning service at 11 a m Epworth League services at 7 p m and other conference events at 8 o clock indicate a church schedule with multiple locations and times for Sunday worship and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe So
Rock Creek
Epworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Shutt Drug Co
Fairchild Bros
O. F. Rigdon
Tom
Odell
Elma Clark
H. T. F. Davis
Uate
Silas S. Will
M. L. Holland
Gorman
Scott Miller
Lincoln Business College
Minnie Martinay
Tf .W.P
J. E. Clark
St. Joe Market
W. E
Epley
Gage County Fair
Edwin Miller
Endicott
Maggie Aden
Cal Waggoner
Edward Caldwell
Charles Caldwell
Jensen
Beatrice Hospital
le and Mrs. Hepperlin
Grupe
Luthren
B. F. Blythe
Burlingen
Denver
Bert Ballard
Nellie Megonigle
Kansas City
Clara Steiner
Green Gables Hospital
A. T. Watson
Burlington
Alma Oo
Teranesday
R. T. Kerr
Henderson
Hollenberg
Shutt Drug Company
Wolken
Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Logan
G. C. Blauser
Thos. P
Velma
Pan Tire
Clark Blauser
Henry
Col
Ms .Washington
Carl Fanzen
Shea
Methodist
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