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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
1
Special Edition The Record will publish September 17 featuring Diller centric content including schools churches lodges and business interests illustrated by over fifty views of street scenes residences and public buildings plus notable citizens. Printing runs exceed fourteen hundred copies with ads from local businesses.
The item lists orders for fine potatoes with G. T. Mills. Tro y Allen is mentioned. Nelson returned Saturday from a vacation to Avoca Nebraska. Mrs T H Waggoner and Flora visited relatives in Missouri. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutchinson and children went to Colorado Saturday for a visit of a couple weeks.
Mrs J E Long and her children went Saturday to visit relatives and friends at her old home Worthington Indiana.
Mrs Bristol wife of Bishop Bristol of Omaha arrived Monday for a visit to F. W. Frisbie W. J. Frisbie and Albert Frisbie and their families.
Albert Steffen finished mowing his wheat on September 1st. The crop yielded almost 30 bushels per acre, is slightly bleached, plump and fine, and will be used for seed.
Mr Jas A Bodell and his grandson Lloyd Wright left Wednesday to live with Bodell’s daughter Mrs Winnie Cook in Dubois Wyoming. Allen Ballard son of Mr and Mrs A A Ballard previously of Diller was struck by a car in Beatrice a few days ago and is slowly improving.
For sale a few Poland China male pigs offered by E. E. Weigel. Scott Miller killed a rattlesnake last week that had ten rattles and a button.
A nine pound daughter was born Wednesday forenoon Sept. 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pearce.
O. F. Rigdon and P. R. Miller attended the labor day picnic and barbeque at Fairbury Monday. Ouke Franzen returned Monday from visiting a couple of days with his brother, F. E. Franzen, at Deshler.
A few bleached gang and sukly plows are offered for sale at reduced prices by J. D. Fanders. The notice states limited stock and a public sale approach.
Stock reduction sale offers ten sets of single harnesses, fancy fall and winter auto mobile lap robes, and a varied assortment of leather collars offered by 21 V. A. Raymond for discounted purchase.
Ex Gary Chester H. Aldrich announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed Democrat Senator G. M. Hitchcock. He pledges to run a statewide campaign and challenge the incumbent party for the seat.
H Z Diller and C A Reinhart with their spouses and children visited Lincoln Monday for the state fair and rode back on the Burlington special Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs S J Clark traveled to Lincoln Wednesday to consult an oculist about Mrs Clark's failing eyesight, joined by Mrs Christie Thompson.
Sixty one tickets were sold at the Burlington station in Diller for the state fair special. Tuesday morning and probably as many more have gone in autos. The Record will not print a complete list of all who went. Mrs. Middleton of Wyoming visited here with daughters Mrs. W E Epley and Mrs. Will Gaisford and left on the early train Saturday to visit relatives at Orleans.
Diller residents listed among witnesses to the Venetian pageant at Beatrice on Monday afternoon and evening. Names include J. C. Stucker, R. F. Starr, F. E. Weigel, O. J. Mayborn, W. E. Anderson, A. D. Stotts, Will Robertson, Elmo Hadley, W. N. Sparks, Mrs. H. E. Green and Miss Belle Sparks.
The Blauser will case will come up for hearing in the probate court at Fairbury next Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 9 a.m. The hearing was continued on Aug. 30 when news arrived of the death of C. A. Blauser, an heir to the $50,000 estate.
J D. Fanders and W M Davis visited the Armsted home of Mr and Mrs H S Armsted and returned Monday to Elk Creek Nebraska. The notice promotes the Rotary Harrow attachment for gang and sulky plows available in stock.
C. E. Reinhhart, rural carrier on No. 8, has purchased a Ford runabout to use on his mail route. He has been practicing with the vehicle amid various efforts at learning to handle it.
Mr and Mrs Fisher Musser of Fairbury spent two or three days visiting relatives and friends at Odell and Diller. They will move to the Musser farm south of Diller in the spring.
A granary belonging to Jake Walters located four miles north and one mile west of Diller burned last Friday evening. About 2,000 bushels of wheat were stored there, and the blaze was attributed to spontaneous combustion.
Mr and Mrs Alf Mayborn returned to their home in this city Thursday morning from a tour of the western states. They visited the San Diego and San Francisco expos, went on a large excursion into old Mexico to see a Spanish bull fight, and traveled north to Portland then back via the Grand Canyon, Colorado Springs and Denver. They enjoyed the trip but were glad to be back in Diller.
Roy Nelson moved from Geiser City Nevada to Genoa Nebraska as a clerk in the federal Indian school system. he departed for Genoa on Wednesday.
Bible school at 10 a m communion at 11 a m morning theme extension friendships that are worth forming. Evening service at 8 p m theme Jesus the best friend. Sermon aimed at the young men and women of Diller. Cordial invitation to all services.
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