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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
1
Postmaster Jo W Fouts visited Beatrice Munday. The Pitleas Wagon Scale, useful for farmers, is for sale by J D Faunders. Maude Baumgardner travels to Diller to teach next year. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kennedy left Sunday for Peoria Illinois where the husband will undergo surgery for stomach cancer.
Advertisements note Chamberli ns Somach and Liver Pills sold by Spear Drug Co Ed Witty visits his mother Mrs Sarah Witty and relatives before traveling to Lordsville M M where he works for Southern Pacific. Dr Louis Pitts of St Paul Neb arrives visiting parents Mr and Mrs Geo Pitts on a farm southeast of Diller with reports of a fine practice.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and digestive issues. It claims the medicine restores health after ailments and promotes its availability at Spear Drug Co.'s drug store with a 25 cent price and guarantee.
Regular services and Rally Day mark Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. Morning sermon titled Sin and evening topic Grac. Young People's meeting focuses on The Home Mission Work of Our Denomination.
Mr. C. M. Craneleton, representative for the McPike Drag Co of Kansas City and a Spear Drug Co member, conducts business for Spear while Mr. Spear travels east buying holiday goods. Craneleton is described as a very pleasant gentleman and a pleasure to meet.
Freeman Wall died Monday morning September 18 after months of illness and two cancer surgeries. Born December 29 1872 in Hlinda he was 32 years old. Survived by his father mother wife and four children. Funeral Wednesday at Reserve cemetery near Upton church with Rev Mills officiating. He belonged to Modern Woodmen of America and left a $2000 life beneficiary to his wife.
For Sale at a Bargain. Two 9x15 roofs, rafters, sheeting shingles in wood condition. Mrs. Weaver visited here with her father-in-law 0. T. Weaver and relatives at B. F. Blythe's home, then returned to York Nebraska. Revek Mills attended conference at Falls ity detained. Mrs. Mills and children accompanied him to visit Crab Orchard and Tecumseh.
A fragment notes stomach and liver tablets marketed as remedies for constipation and stomach trouble. It mentions Mrs. Ey, Tiustivan and another Beatricev operation, with Winnie and J.C. Herwig helping after a family event.
The third instiall event of fall and winter goods will be here by the end of next week. A complete line from Chas A Steves and Edward B. Gressman & Co. of Chicago includes tailored suits, coat jackets, furs, capes, with ruin coats and overcoats.
A Kansas couple from Osborne county sought a marriage license in Fairbury after Washington denied them. Judge Bosle ruled Kansas bans full blood cousin marriages while half blood cousins are allowed, granting the license so the couple could wed.
NocAssessment Lin reports an October sale of the Beak Hayes farm comprising 160 acres at $50 per acre. Fritz of Wymore notes a dental reminder. Mrs. Join Hayworthy visited her Omaha family. Mrs. B H Look and children planned to move to Stockton Kansas for Mr Look’s mercantile business. C E Fairbanks plans residence in Diller after a Portland trip as family stays in Kearney County.
Five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who broke the window lights in the engine room of Evans Wilkinson Grain Co elevator. Also notes a postponed missionary society meeting for the ladies Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Presbyterian Church and welcoming country widows to a town dinner hosted by the members.
Friday a wedding reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Ane ton of Diller honored the marriage of Agnes McGullady to Joseph McGullady. The ceremony took place at 90676 Lock fore TOON officiating Father Carey. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Shea Miss McGuindy of Springfield IL and several Fairbury residents. The couple planned to reside in Fairbury after returning from Salt Lake City.
SQuere farm for rent with terms 150 dollars in cash. Willie Price, son of Charley and Mrs. Green, ill with typhoid fever. Rev FF Knauer preached at Presbyterian church in Fairbury last Sunday. We sell King Havana and Fuller Lee Press drill. come see before ordering. J D Walbers and wives Wright and Hudson returned from Weeping Water with daughter-in-law visiting. A boy born Friday to Noah and Mrs Hinton of Ellis. Invitations issued for party at Miss Anna Steiner’s home. Mel Carpenter and wife planning a trip to Missouri next week to his old home. Ladies of the Methodist church raised 20 dollars at a supper at Geo Pickard’s residence.
A notice notes a buyer offering for 600 head of home raised feeders each around 1000 pounds to be sold at 3.25 dollars per hundred, with some steer calves also involved. A Maynorn is referenced.
Mr and Mrs VP M Hood and their young daughter from McPaul Oklahoma are visiting Charley Hood and family. They made a pleasant call at this office on Wednesday. Mr Hood says Diller has improved greatly since his prior visit two or three years ago.
Archina shower honored Miss Agnes Finlay, married Wednesday, with about thirty-five ladies attending last Saturday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Shea residence. Guests brought valuable china items, played games, and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Edith Bixby notes Theodore Kunecke was absent Wednesday morning Patrice Me Elwee Hazel Maw and Karl Pearce started this week Very little tardiness in the primary team for the little folks Marie Mills Carrivin King Alfred Martin and Lincoln Look are absent this week Part of the new books have arrived for the primary room Harold Look left for Stockton Kansas third grade presses leaves for nature study and Golden rod Minnie Martin moves with uncle and aunt Cunningham 40 enrolled in High School 20 in grammar 46 in intermediate and 44 in primary Enrollment likely to rise in fall.
Good hog horse or cattle feed advertised by W A Hull agent for Ewart Wilkinson Grain Co. Sells barley in bulk not liquid due to town rules.
John G. Bisber of Gillam reports a complete recovery from a lame back after sixteen years using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The remedy is also claimed to heal sprains and bruises and is sold by Spear Drug Co.
Frank Wallace with wife and child and Frank King with wife of Vin ton Iowa arrive Wednesday to visit their brother-in-law John A. King and family who live four to five miles northeast of Diller. Wallace formerly resided in Rock Creek precinct.
The Democratic county convention met in Fairbury last Saturday and placed in nomination a partial ticket including County treasurer John Simpson county superintendent Mrs Olive W True county surveyor W W Watson and county commissioner Alex Shepherd Incumbents were retained for remaining offices with no nominations.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama recalls serving on a petit murder trial in Edwardsville. He suffered a severe cholera morbus after meals and was saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits one dose, with a second dose curing him. two fellow jurors were affected similarly and cured by the same bottle. Spear Drug Co sells the remedy.
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