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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
5
The Diller community is praised for harmony among its four churches Methodist Lutheran Christian and Presbyterian. Pastors are described as men of character and ability contributing to an elevated local moral standard and unified Christian spirit.
Rex Green is the elder within the Green brothers cream business while Heshastigen runs the Swift station in Diller for two years. Ray Green assists in drayage and ice work, drawing steady patronage due to square business methods. The edition praises the artists work, notes photos by Mr Steffen, and urges readers to try local services.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Price returned Monday from Kansas City after visiting his parents and relatives. Miss Ruth Bugbee and four others left Monday to resume studies at the state normal school in Peru. Mrs Jas Cherry returned Tuesday from Lincoln after the state fair visit. Mr and Mrs Luick of near Jansen stayed overnight with Rev and Mrs Grimes and left Monday to visit a son in Kansas City.
Article praises C. R. Steffen, operator of a Diller studio, as an exceptional portrait photographer whose artistry stems from years of study and expertise. It highlights that clients who have had photos taken there commend the high standard of his work.
Alex Bell and daughter Beulah left for relatives in North Liberty Iowa. Mrs C L Waggoner and baby joined her husband returning from a shoot in Sabetha Kaw. An inch of snow hit Norton Phillips and Smith counties Kansas as a Rock Island train faced a snowdrift west of Phillipsburg. Signal of Mexican intervention rumors, KK Ks hosted Sept 15 social at Mrs Hartzell. Clara Steiner returned from Buffalo Wy with successful homestead entry. John Steiner failed to file and visited Robin Steiner at Alliance. Extra copies available at 10c each.
Diller residents report astonishing results from Adler i ka a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture that acts on both upper and lower bowel. The remedy is claimed to thoroughly cleanse the bowels and is said to help in appendicitis with almost any constipation or sour gassy stomach. One minute after ingestion gasses pass. Shutt Drug Co. 2
Notice lists a reduced price sale of bleached gang and sukly plows by J. D. Fanders. Dr Solis Pitts plans return to Alda Nebraska after a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Geo W Pitts. Arthur Treick and family arrived home by auto from Scotland South Dakota where they own a farm and visited friends and relatives.
In Western Kansas along a highway sits Razine with a store blacksmith shop and forefr houses. A large sign outside the town reads Razine Speed Limit One Hundred Miles an Hour Do Your Darndest.
A reader from Montpelier Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting that it provides prompt relief for colds and recommends trying it. The ad asserts the medicine is available everywhere.
The Methodist church schedules morning and evening sermons with Epworth League and Sunday School. This is the last Sunday of the conference year as the conference begins Wednesday at 8 30 am. Pastors report shows $1067 for support including rent and $143 for Missions and Benevolence. 87 members joined in full connection. Two Sunday schools with 267 in attendance. Epworth Leagues total 43. Debt paid down by $89.55, charge now debt free.
In Diller one jeweler suffices if skilled. H F Grupe runs a shop at Rexall Store offering a fine line of watches and jewelry with attractive prices. He is an expert in watch repairs and trusted by local owners of valuable timepieces. Try him next time.
A German man tries to describe his two dogs and says the younger is the biggest. His wife apologizes for his English, explaining that what he means is the youngest is the oldest.
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