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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
1
The note lists Jefferson County Fair from Sept 22 to 25 and Gage County Fair from Sept 29 to Oct 2, along with a sale bill at the Record office. It mentions editor’s family planning to attend the state fair and Ed Wehling and D V Fanders attending it Wednesday.
Brasels 418 Court St Beatrice Neb provides rug and weave services. Mrs Geo Riddle and G H Phillips were the only Diller entrants to use Burlington's cheap Denver rate. Everett Green of Lincoln drove to Diller Monday with his mother and sister Bonnie who had been visiting relatives and the state fair.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis returned Monday from a motor trip to Kanorado where the doctors went after his share of the wheat raised on one of his farms.
John Lottman and his wife with three children returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in South Dakota. They were accompanied home by his sister Mrs. E. C. Aden who will stay several weeks with local relatives. Lottman reports good crops in South Dakota.
Miss Marguerite Green returns to town after summer work with Standard Chautauqua Co. She opens a school in Diet Neo near Diller, located 23 miles south and 2 miles west.
Frank Grone and wife visited the state fair on Wednesday. The former Elmo Hadley residence in Diller was sold to Frank L. Svoboda by Isaak B. Friesen for 3500 dollars. The Record plans a complete list of those attending the state fair this week.
Totley Hens 18¢ springs 16¢ roosters 67c eggs 23¢ cream 38¢ Bring in your produce at the Senior Building.
Francis Plager returned Friday from visiting relatives in the east part of the state and Missouri He toured the Swift Packing Co plant in St Joe and found the visit very interesting.
Gordon Fanders and Mrs V Fanders fell from a horse on Eyiday day suffering multiple fractures including both bones in an leg and a left rib bone. Diehl and the fellow rider appeared less harmed though shaken by the incident.
A small party including HL ingw r H Green and Frank Johnson with their families left to attend a state event. They planned to visit their son John and family at O'Neil and were traveling in a new vehicle.
C L Waggoner and J San Gar competed in a club meet this week. The contest was undecided as J A pf Syde Brui i faced an unnamed opponent and Jerded drew with Hugh T Brown of Maywood, finishing 93 to 93.
Merchants and family members including Robert of Kansas visited Mrs. Anna Long at the telephone central. Miss Edna Seat of Steele City suffered a fracture of her collar bone on Monday and was brought to Dr. Diehl where the fracture was reduced.
Entries close in Live Stock Department horses cattle swine at 6 p m September 15 Woman's and School entries at 8 p m Saturday September 19 Poultry and Farm Products entries close at 6 p m Monday September 21 et
For Sale listed items include a dry battery 3 tube radio set Oliver typewriter and various household pieces. Mrs. GC L Tristman and others returned from Chapman and Holstein Nebraska after visiting relatives and seeing the fair, traveling via Lincoln Grand Island Hastings Holstein and Deshler.
Madge returned home Friday with keepsakes from youth including a prized shell and a shell bullet found on a raid by his father near the Little Blue River about 58 years ago. He recalls many old landmarks from that time and place.
County fair highlights include live stock exhibits swine poultry corn show and canned goods. Auto display and a 63 foot high act by Aronty Bros thrill crowds with singing and dancing while Cavilla glows on stage in a colorful performance.
F. W. Frisbie, his wife, and daughters Helen and Nellie along with Mise Gladys Hays departed Saturday for Hereford Texas to visit his brother Bert Frisbie and wife. Frisbie recently sold land he owned there.
Local reader replies to a fishing versus swimming letter saying Sweeds do not tell fish stories. The note mentions a Sweedish hospital seeking a medical assistant and hints at possible candidates, including Geo. Riddle or an eminent Swede referenced by Chas.
Cleaning and preparing equipment is advised including a padded board at the right height and smoothing irons waxed for upkeep. Keep fabrics properly dampened and rolled while ironing using medium heat for silks woolens and colored materials and iron mainly on the wrong side for delicate items.
Rev and Mrs McCallister depart next Tuesday for Lincoln to attend the annual conference at St Pauls church. Bishop Keene will preside. The gathering is described as very large and interesting with the state merging into one conference.
The Burlington R. R. marks 75 years since laying first rails twelve miles from Aurora to West Chicago. The system now runs to St. Paul Minneapolis in the north and St Louis Kansas City in the south with lines to Denver and Billings in the west. Total mileage nears 79 000 miles with a target of 250 000 miles.
Obituary note reports infant LeRoy Harold Lampe died at his parents home on Monday September 7 at 4 15 PM in Jefferson County. Funeral services led by Rev Paul Raschke were held at 1 o clock at the family home near the church with interment at nearby cemetery. The family expresses sorrow and gratitude for the community's sympathy.
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