Diller News Briefs Include Social Plans And Local Notes
The Degree of Honor plans a dime social soon with a 20 percent reduction on clothing. Barneston resident Dan Kauser was in Diller on business Monday. Arrangements are underway for a grand ball in Diller at Christmas. Weather provided zero temperatures but no snow. A dollar per year subscription urged for the Record in the vicinity. Miss Olive Ballard traveled to Lincoln for an R C meeting. Miss Gertie Davis of Beatrice arrived and stays with Mrs. W A Boggs at the Commercial Hotel. C A Mills, Hoosier Drill Co representative, interviews local implement men today. D R Kelley and family receive a visit from Mills. A rough tramp sold a wolf skin robe on the Diller streets for $2, likely stolen.
Bonded Abstract for Real Estate Eyed by National Bank
Notice notes J Monroe Davis Bonded Abstract of Fairbury and mentions a fire destroying the local foundry and machine shops Wednesday. The building valued at about 2000 dollars with 500 dollars insured. machinery valued about 4000 dollars damaged, partly insured. Mr and Mrs P B Miller visited Fairbury with Mrs Adelia Harding of HebronNeb Grand Chief of Honor of the Degree of Honor AOUW Nebr visited the Lodge Tuesday night.
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J. Monroe Davis
Fairbury
P. B. Miller
Adelia Harding
Hebron
Nebr
G A R Nickajack Post meeting notice and arrests trial request
Attention to G A R Nickajack Post No 245 as of December 7 3895. Comrades urged to attend despite arrears of dues. J P Liury Com Henry Eaton Adjt. Attorney Jno Hartigan of Fairbury sought affidavits to claim unfair trial for Zimmerman and Henry held for murder of Postmaster Graham at Bower last June. few citizens agreed.
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G. A. R. Nickajack
J. P. Liury
Henry Eaton
Adjt
Jno
Hartigan
Fairbury
Diller
Zimmerman
Henry
Postmaster Graham
Bower
R V Folkers and P W Price at Fairbury Yesterday
R V Folkers and P W Price were sighted in Fairbury yesterday, signaling possible local business or social activity. The report notes their presence in the town on that date.
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R.V. Folkers
P. W. Price
Fairbury
Hair Cutting 15 Cts at Room 3 Lpocks Bik
The Recop notes new names added to its subscription list this week and invites readers to advertise items for sale or want to buy through the paper.
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the Recorp
Capital City Commercial College offers free instruction card
An advertisement in this paper promotes free instruction at the Capital City Commercial College. The notice specifies enrollment details and eligibility for a limited number of applicants.
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Capital City Commercial College
Hay shipment from Alma sells at six fifty a ton
Joe Price received another car load of hay from Alma Nebraska on Wednesday and sold it readily at six dollars fifty cents per ton.
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Joe Price
Alma
Nebr
Hogs Shipped From Odell Area by Zook and Clark
Zook and Clark moved two car loads of hogs from Odell and one from this locality on Monday. J B Zook accompanied the shipment to Omaha with the hogs.
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Zook & Clark
Odell
Here
J. B. Zook
Omaha
Diphtheria Claims Young Woman Between Endicott and Steele City
A young woman from the Endicott Steele City area contracted diphtheria Sunday and was buried Thursday afternoon in Steele City. Notice warns that those spreading scandalous lies about innocent girls in Diller and nearby areas risk legal action with one fair warning.
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Endicott
Steele City
Diller and
Local business trip and estate settlement noted
Clyde Wright H E Green J W Fouts and Charley Green traveled to the county seat on business. Ruben Goodge of Leigh Nebr arrived to settle his father’s estate and visited Fairbury. The note mentions preferred cash payments but accepts produce or fodder in lieu of cash.
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Clyde Wright
H. E. Green
J. W. Fouts
Charley Green
Ruben Goodge
Leigh
Nebr
Fairbury
Miss Mamie Tait Weds A Bier in Endicott Home
Miss Mamie Tait eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tait of Endicott married the 4th inst at her parents home to Mr. A Bier of Goodland Kansas a Rock Island conductor.
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Mamie Tait
J. A. Tait
Endicott
Mr. A. Bier
Goodland
Kan
Rock Island
Burglary Hits Reynolds Hardware Store Saturday Night
A Reynolds hardware store was burglarized Saturday night. Stolen items include $5 in cash, a gold watch, a set of gold bracelets, and $25 to $30 worth of razors pocket knives and revolvers. The town had been swarmed by tramps for two weeks.
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Reynolds
Friday brings record hog shipment from local farm
Friday traveled to Kansas City with two carloads of top quality hogs shipped from this station. All hogs were his own raise and were fed on his farm one mile west of town.
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Kansas City
Rituals Adopted by Diller Lodge AOUW
Diller Lodge No 133 AOUW announced new rituals received last week and slated for testing at the next meeting. The order’s monthly paper will be published by Seth P Mobley of Grand Island and titled The Golden-rod Workman.
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Diller Lodge
Seth P. Mobley
Grand Island
Wright to Ship Car Load of Horses to St Louis
J B Wright will ship another car load of horses from this station to St Louis today. The horses were bought for Graves Henry & Co of Chillicothe Missouri. Prices paid appear low but are stated as market value. Wright expects another car load to depart before long.
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J.B. Wright
St. Louis
Graves, Henry & Co
Chillicothe
Mr. Wright
Jong
Nickajack Post W R C Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
At the regular meeting Wed afternoon Nickajack Post W R C elected its officers for the year to be installed at the first meeting in January. Pres Ellen Moreland Jr V Ellen Gear Sr V Prea Almeda Trowbridge Treas Ada Cully Chaplain Annie M Diller Con Minnie Packer Guard Amanda Waggoner Delegate Ella Zook Alternate Annie M Diller Officer Adah Miller. The secretary assistant conductor and assistant guard are deposed and have not yet.
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Nickajack Post W. R. C
Ellen Moreland
Ellen Gear
Almeda Trowbridge
Treas
Ada Cully
Annie M. Diller
Minnie Packer
Amanda Waggoner
Ella Zook
Adah Miller
Aera Bora
Young People Enjoy Evening at Riddell Home Diller
A group gathered Thursday evening at Chas Riddell’s home near Diller for indoor sports and dancing with music by Chas Osborn. Washington Stewart from Newton precinct visited Monday to renew his subscription to the Record, a sponsor since its early Dil ler publication.
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Chas. Riddell
Diller
Chas. Osborn
Washington Stewart
Newton
Record
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Claims Cure For Rheumatism
Mrs Hamilton of Cambridge Illinois says she could not raise her hand to her head before using Ballard's Snow Liniment which she credits with curing her rheumatism. Chas Handley of Kewanee Illinois notes it cured him and recommends others try it. It promises to heal inflammation wounds sores cuts and sprains. Gifford and Sutton listed.
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Ballard
Gifford & Sutton
The Fight Is On A Special Campaign Offer
The St Joseph Weekly Herald and The Dinter Record announce a joint subscription deal running now through January 1, 1897. Readers may secure both papers for 1.75 dollars to get full campaign coverage.
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St. Joseph Weekly Herald
Dinter Record
Miss Bert Ballard Hostess At Mrs Ida McEmee's Home
Miss Bert Ballard entertained many friends at Mrs Ida McEmee's residence in this city last Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Sutton Mr and Mrs Dave Diller Mr and Mrs Gus Clark and numerous local residents. All report a pleasant evening.
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Bert Ballard
Ida McEmee
J. W. Sutton
Dave Diller
Gus Clark
Orleva Blauser
Edna Whittemore
Lizzie Emery
Katie Diller
Allie Geer
Lizzie Eick
Anna Steiner
Jennie Kendall
Anna Peffly
Rose Bishop
Anna Waggoner
Effie Diller
Wanted Women for Needful House Travel Position
Classified brief seeking several women to travel for a reliable household role. Notices request Biéedy position and enclosure of...
Trustworthy men and women sought for Nebraska housing venture
A terse classified notice seeks reliable men and women to travel to Nebraska for a housing project. The ad mentions compensation and references The Dominion Company with offices at Saks Building in Chicago.
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Caval
Nebraska
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