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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
1
A Diller dancing club effort, local business trips to Beatrice and Fairbury, and visits to Council Bluffs are noted. Neeley’s Pharmacy advertises tobaccos and pipes while a Colorado sandstone sidewalk project progresses. Local social events include the Royal Neighbors pumpkin pie social and Steele City Degree of Honor invitation.
The item notes Nelson selling Jap a Lac furniture and families renewing furnishings. Lamb and Arthur Bartlett drove to Daykin and Alexandria for business and leisure, returning Tuesday. Mrs Fasnacht arranged the creation of a large barn on a Diller area farm. Jama Raymond and family visited Paola before returning home. Green and Cavett began a large residence addition for W E Mudge northeast of Diller.
A license was issued this week from the county clerk’s office at Pairbury for the marriage of G. A. Ham ley and J. Pearl Hicks, both of Steele City. The note mentions a trip, a toothache remedy, and a reference to Wymore.
Mrs C B Mortis received a Friday message informing her of the serious illness of A Kister in Kansas City. She left on No 16 Saturday for that place, but her sister had died before she could reach there.
A photo shows the First National Bank building at Diller with the bank occupying the front section and the Diller Telephone Co central office at the rear. The second story is shared by several local lodge groups and amateur photographer Ed Wolken is from a farm southwest of town.
Mrs. Ida Bixby was granted a divorce from Ed Bixby on desertion drunkenness and non support in Fairbury district court Monday. 80 acre farm for rent terms 150 cash. Tnos P Price Rev and Mrs Frank Mills return ed from Falls City conference moving to Daykin. J W Fouts promotes land sales amid heavy advertising campaigns.
Insomnia and indigestion disturb sleep, with many cases reportedly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Pills sold by Spear Drug Co. AJ He Cohan traveled to Gospel county last week selling five quarter sections of his clan land for 25000 dollars. Colman owned the land for years and profited from the sale.
GO head of home raises feeders weighing around pounds each. Wording notes sale price of three dollars per hundredweight. Calves for sale listed under A Mayborn with cattle and beef stock offerings.
Obituary notice states six months old son of Mr and Mrs Gus Kelley died last Saturday from bowel related illness at home of Kelley parents Mr and Mrs Ben Bugbee in Phillips County Kansas.
John Simpson the Democratic nominee for county treasurer drew small but warm support during a rural visit. He spoke with locals in a wooded area, thanking supporters and outlining campaign aims for the county treasury.
Republican candidate Chirnside traveled through Pleasant precinct on Wednesday to garner voter support. The report notes his campaign presence among locals and mentions ongoing efforts to win the sheriff seat.
Fred Hicken notes no nubbins in the acreage his team cultivated this year. All crops are described as large ears, reflecting a successful harvest on the town project.
C A Wood who assisted on the Record last week accepted the foremanship on the Gazette at Fairbury and left for that place Saturday. The new gas method enables grinding a tooth for four crown without pain Dr Lo R Fritz Wymore.
Dan Kasser the tailor and Beatrice’s father-in-law start an overland journey this week. The report notes it as the first leg of a planned route through several towns, with details on departure and anticipated stops.
Col J Be Wright will conduct a side of South Dakota horses belonging to Walker Bros of Fairbury at the B and M stock yards in Odell tomorrow afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ernest Shoebotham visited Diller on Saturday returning Sunday with Mrs Bauguess accompanying them home for a few days. Zion Cor Fairbury Times.
John Ellis of Beatrice sold to Central Granaries Co. the grain raised this year on his land a couple of miles northeast of Diller. The sale occurred Wednesday and involved the farm shire of the grain.
Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Geo Cunningham attended a district convention of the Degree of Honor at Superior with Cunningham serving as a delegate from the Diller lodge.
Jas Clark of Colorado Springs resumed his duties as conductor on the Rock Island after a short visit with his father S Clark. He could not secure a longer layoff at present and returned on Tuesday to his railway assignment.
An 19th century health ad claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. Sold by Spear Drug Co. Edioa Mo.
Charles Crooks, arrested last week on a serious charge, has not yet appeared for a hearing. Officials say there is insufficient evidence to convict, and release is likely pending further review.
An old ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a fast pleasant cure for headache constipation and indigestion. It claims guaranteed results and notes the Spear Drug Co carries them for 25 cents. The Misses Ebright offer hats and bonnets with ready-made options and custom fitting.
Wallace Moore and Ed Hamlin of Beatrice are in town for business today according to local notices. They are meeting several civic contacts to discuss ongoing projects and potential collaborations.
Five dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who broke the window lights in the engine room of our elevator. Ewart T Wilkinson Grain Co. By W A Hull Agent.
Democratic sheriff hopeful Jud Clark is in town today. Grace Young of Filley Nebraska, niece of Mrs. A T Watson, visits for a week or two.
A local testimonial reports John G. Bisber of Gillam Indiana recovering from a lame back after 15 years using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ointment is sold by Spear Drug Co and Mrs John Reents. Two daughters, of near Steele City, are shopping in Diller today.
Rev Mills and his family depart this afternoon for Daykin. Rev Huntington is due to arrive today and will preach here next Sunday in the morning and evening services.
Mr. G. W. Fowler of Hightower Alabama recounts curing three jurors from cholera morbus during a murder trial in Edwarde Ville Clebourne County. After illness from fresh and souse meat, a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and one bottle relieved all three cases within minutes. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
The new books arrive greatly needed and appreciated. Miss Hattie Sparks visited the grammar room last Friday while Misses Ebright visited the intermediate room on Thursday. Ora Zook and Fred Blunt have been absent this week. Edward Kielameier started to school Monday. On Tuesday evening the High school and grammar room organized a Glee Club of about forty members with officers: President Fred Diller Vice President Dell Wright Secretary La Forrest Raymond Treasurer Della Fanders Organist Renelda Fanders.
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