Valentine Day sales and local notices from Diller
Next Thursday is Valentine s Day. Waggoner s sale the 14th inst. Mrs J W Suttos and Miss Susan ton are leaving the grip this week. Miss Ruth Friday of Steele City is visiting her sister Mrs Frank Lambert. J B Zook went to Kansas City Wednesday with cattle and hogs. Miss Effie Diller returned from Pittsburg Kansas. G B E Mille will have a public sale the 22nd inst. I have 12 head of work and driving horses for sale near Diller. On February 14 the ladies of the M E church will give a dinner at Mrs Realey s home. J Herwig and Arthur E Arpke have bills out for a joint public sale near Gretzinger. County Supt. Carmony reports eighth grade pupils who pass exams may enter the state university agricultural college without further exam.
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Ruth Friday
Steele City
Frank Lambert
M. E Church
Carmony
Agricultural College of the State University
Fairbury News
Auction in city to sell horses and farm gear by Wright
Auctioneer J B Wright will sell for B F McNew and P W Halloran at the Commercial Livery Barn on Saturday afternoon February 16 in this city. The sale includes a lot of horses harness farm machinery and household goods with terms and conditions detailed in Bee bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wright
B.F. McNew
Hayden Bros Omaha Wholesale Prices and Plymouth Rock Cockerels
Fragmented notice describes prices and samples offered by Hayden Bros and Plymouth Rock Cockerels with sale possibly at 50s and $1.00. Mentions D. K. Canarse and Dr. Jeffryes reporting a birth near Diller. Also advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine with Grove’s signature and a public sale near Diller. References coal dealers and agricultural society plans in Gage County with fairs and premium lists.
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Plymouth Rock
D. K. Canarse
Local Auction Announces Farm Sale Near Diller
Harry Davis of the area 14 miles east and 84 miles north of Diller schedules a public sale on the 18th inst at 1 o clock. The listing includes 52 head of cattle 10 head of horses a 5 ton wagon scales a 700 lb platform scales a phaeton with shafts and other articles. J B Wright acts as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Diller
J. B. Wright
Wanted: Bargain Buggies and Wagons in Limited Stock
Local dealer J. D. Faspers announces a sale on buggies saryys and spring wagons after buying out Mr George Festue. He offers special low rates to reduce stock and asks customers to act quickly.
Ice shipping from Cambridge to eastern ice houses
Four train loads of thirty two inch ice averaged thirty cars per train passed through here last week billed to Wymore and other points east where the Bi & M company operates ice houses. The ice was cut near Cambridge in western Nebraska where a large lagoon fed by springs yields thicker faster forming ice.
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Wymore
Bi & M. Company
Cambridge
Baby born to Mr and Mrs St Cully in De W T Jeffryes attendance
A bright eyed girl baby was born to Mr and Mrs St Cully with Dr W T Jeffryes attending. Byri Ballard and family left Tuesday for Omaha where Ballard has secured work as a carriage painter.
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Mr. Andrs. St. Cully
de. W. T. Jeffryes
Byri Ballard
Omaha
Ballard
Church Special Meetings Closed by Stormy Weather
The special meetings at the Christian church were closed last Sunday evening owing to stormy weather and bad roads.
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The
Christian Church
Cully Hadley and Brant Drive Onto Oklahoma Claims
Sherm Cully Elmo Hadley and families with John Brant Jr started Wednesday to drive to their claims in Woodward County Oklahoma. They expect to be on the road for over two weeks.
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Sherm Cully
Elmo Hadley
John Brant, Jr
Woodward County
Oklahoma
Snowy sidewalks spur calls for city ordinance
The piece notes no clear snow cleanup rule for property owners or its enforcement. It observes drifts blocking walks forcing pedestrians into streets. It mentions about 350 Fourth district candidates for West Point cadetship to take exams at Beatrice March 12 and 13. The examining committee includes S. M. Bmley of Fairbury, A. O. Anderson of Seward, and A. D. Mc Candless of Wymore.
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West Point Military Academy
Beatrice
S. M. Bmley
Fairbury
A. O. Anderson
Seward
A. D. McCandless
Ot Wymore
Carpenter G BR Zook considers move to Oklahoma
The Barneston Star notes G BR Zook a carpenter once here and brother of stock buyer J B Zook. He contemplates a trip to Oklahoma with a possible later emigration if a suitable business location appears.
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Barneston Star
G. BR. Zook
J. B. “Zook
Oklahoma
The Kiowa and Comanche Reservation Opening Offer
Advertising notice invites readers to receive a detailed map of the Kiowa and Comanche reservation and the opening laws for white settlement. The package includes a one year Times-Journal subscription for $1.00, promising updates on timing and procedures.
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Times-Journal Publishing Co
Oklahoma City
O. T
Kiowa and Comanche Reservation
Times- Journal
Thompson and Wallace Tie Knot in Intimate Nebraska Ceremony
Robi. Thompson Jr. and Mrs Jennie Wallace were married by Rev. Berkley of Alexandria at the bride’s mother Mrs M E Wallace’s home, one mile west and four miles south of Diller. Only relatives and a few friends attended, with dinner served after. A reception followed at groom’s father R B Thompson’s home and the couple plan to establish housekeeping March 1 in the new addition.
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Robi. Thompson, Jr
Jennie Wallace
Rev. Berkley
Alexandria
M. £. Wallace
Diller
R. B. Thompson
Onion Socials At Kaneas Stir Evening Row
A Kaneas exchange reports a fad called onion socials. Six girls stand in a line. one bites an onion while men pay a nickel to guess who bit it. Correct guessers kiss five girls. losers kiss the biter. The activity reportedly excites viewers but may violate anti gambling laws. A noted drawback is each girl veers to bite the onion.
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Guers
Overcrowded Medicine Field Prompts Cautionary Note
A discussion notes medicine’s overcrowded status across professions and urges avoiding quick gift courses and quackery. It argues that irregular practitioners gain at the expense of genuine doctors, that preventive care reduces routine work, and calls professors to curb unfit entrants.
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J. B. Zook
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D. H. Diller
Pittsburg
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G. BE. Mille
Ben Johnson
Matthew Hart
J. ©. Herwig
Arthur E. Arpke
John Gretzinger
Hayden Bros
Dr. Jeffryes
Mee
W. H. Pinger
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India
Rocky Mountain
R. D. Hemminger
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Weir City
Trenton
Lamp
Ohio
Gro. H. Townemaxke
Gage County Society of Agriculture
Sdvaole
Conteen
Wear City
Lexington
Ill
John Boettcher
Mrs. Geer
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