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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
10
Jefferson Co records note Woodmen members talking of a June picnic. Gene Ames returns from Idaho visit to sister Mrs. Mars tera. Dr H C Brock will be in Diller April 13 at Dr Kaupp's office. Promotional line for Rocky Mountain Tea ends the fragment.
Frank Blythe moved this week onto the Peter Donza farm, while Peter Donza bought leased land and moved onto the Peter Boillot eighty.
Easter services Sunday evening at Methodist and Christian churches drew large attendance. Both venues presented interesting programs and featured strong participation from congregants.
Cattle for sale includes 40 two year old native steers at four dollars twenty five cents per hundred and 20 yearling native steers at four twenty five. A Maysorn Lanham Nebraska. J D Fanders returned Wednesday from a western trip covering over five thousand miles since leaving Diller. He has rented property and will settle permanently in Boise City Idaho.
An arnica salve ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for burns cuts and sores with guaranteed cure and 25 cent price. The note also mentions Geo H Tonnemaker's Easter Sunday arrival of an assistant to aid in selling implements and a medical report from Dr Jeffryes stating mother and son are doing nicely.
A family doctor works to revive a man, tells the mourning wife the patient is dead. The man stirs with a murmur “not quite, doctor.” The wife hushes him with a witty quip about “the sort” knowing best, highlighting humor in crisis.
In the village election on Tuesday seventy two ballots were cast with one discarded. Trustees elected were Sebolt Senior 65, J O Blanser 68, B F Lightner 85, Jesse W Miller 71, J W Simon 40, D B D Kelley 24, Geo Tonnemaker 26, plus 4 scattering. Judges of Election elected A L Tinatman 54, C W Tonnemaker Rae M Wright 58, scattering 3. Clerks Leslie a R Senior Frank T Pearce 50, Kelley 7, H E oe 7, Chas ralaa 4, scattering 4.
Ad copy extols Rocky Mountain Tea as warming and uplifting, likening its effect to sunshine and old wine, asserting it cheers the soul and blots out the past. urges readers to ask their druggist.
A full line of general nursery stock from St Jansen Nursery features apple trees priced 6 to 20 cents each. Five trees are available in this sale.
Geo W Wilson, the photographer, moved his family and gallery outfit to Odell yesterday for a month and will return to Diller afterward.
Notice states a car of mixed good choice bailed hay will be on track in Diller on Monday April 10 to be sold at seven and a half dollars per ton. Interested parties are advised to contact John Zook for details.
A newspaper office recounts encounters with polite visitors and persistent tramps who ask for old papers. The piece contrasts their generosity with regular subscribers who long support the paper but resent receiving a bill. The anecdote hints at the social dynamics between staff, tramps, and loyal readers.
A report notes Judge Wheaton A Gray has been elevated to the supreme court. The proceedings included the prosecution completing its argument and the judge addressing the jury before final instructions were given.
The digestion outline explains mouth chewing starch to sugar by saliva and alkaline action, then stomach acid and pepsin transform protoids to peptones, emulsify fats, and form chyle absorbed via mesenteric ducts to the thoracic duct and bloodstream, nourishing tissue before waste is discarded.
An improved Black Hawk planter drill combines hill and drill drops in one minute and offers 2 3 or 4 kernels per hill. It claims 85 hills out of 100. Diller advertises Keystone 3 section Lever Harrows at 13.30 and 11 foot Seeders at 13.00 with proportional pricing on the full line.
House office work at home with salary $900 yearly plus definite expenses. Monthly $75. References required and apply with stamped self addressed envelope to Herbert K. Hees President Dept. M Chicago.
Church directory lists CHRISTIAN CHURCH with preaching alternate Lord's days both morning and evening. Communion service every Lord's Day morning. Sunday school at 1 o'clock a m. P S C K every Sunday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. H Moons, Pastor.
Freshing mary eoarente Sunday at 1 o'clock a.m. and eve any evening at 7 30 o'clock ya Roatan School at 10 a.m. Epworth Ponstie prayer every Sunday evening at Prayer meeting Thursday even g at 7 30 notice Aid ad. Booiery every two weeks Thursday afternoon. T. M. Ransom Pastor.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meet second and fourth Tuesdays monthly in their hall over People's State Bank Visiting brethren are cordially invited Joshua Bahertean WM W H Diller EO Naomi Chapter No 44 Order Eastern Star meets first and third evenings monthly in Masonic hall Visiting members are always welcomed
K of P San Grail Lodge 141 meets first and third evenings monthly in Masonic hall. Visiting Knights cordially invited.
M W of A Diller Camp No 1668 invites visiting brothers in good standing to attend meetings held in the Masonic hall on the first and third Saturdays each month.
Diller Lodge No. 133 Ancient Order United Workmen meets on the second and fourth Saturdays each month in the Masonic hall. Visiting brothers will be welcomed.
Dom H Pleasant Lodge No Degree of Honor meets on the second or fourth Friday evenings each month in the Masonic hall. Visiting members are promptly welcomed and encouraged to attend.
The G A R post number 215 meets on the first and third Saturdays at 8 PM in the Masonic hall. Visiting comrades are welcomed and encouraged to attend.
Promoters advertise Double Row Disc Cultivators guaranteed to work the corn crop in one or two passes, promising proven performance and farmer satisfaction.
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