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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
5
Corn shows splendid color and a good crop seems assured. W. Pearce and wife conducted business at the county seat Monday. Park Koons and Charley Osborn were at Steele City Monday. Harry Greider succeeds Chas Ehrhart as foreman on the Fitzgerald ranch west of town.
Ike Boggs marketed several loads of timothy hay in Diller this week priced at six dollars per ton.
Dr H C Brock will visit Diller on Thursday July 27 at Dr Kaupp's office. Mrs Dr Jeffryes with Bliss and daughter visited Steele City friends last Saturday. Editor's family enjoyed cucumbers turnips from Steiner garden and green corn from John Diller. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised for worm eradication, 25 cents by J W Sutton.
Battery A N N G will camp at Wymore from August 21 to 26 for the interstate reunion. The state will bear the camp expenses.
The notice touts TABLER'S BUCKE PILE OINTMENT as a cure for obstinate hemorrhoid cases. It claims rest is disturbed and active exercise hindered, noting women as major sufferers. Price 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents per tube, from J. W. Sutton.
Guy Hill and John Scheneman purchased an Aultman and Taylor threshing machine with horse power from Lowe and Son and started it at Mr Spechts on Tuesday. It reportedly worked well with strong performance.
The notice invites attendance at a Methodist ladies ice cream social in the Bixby building tomorrow evening. It mentions local social activity and updates on residents illness.
EK. H. Ames expects to start next Tuesday on a trip to Idaho to visit his daughter Mrs. Elias Marsters and will be gone several weeks. Imperfect digestion and assimilation produce disordered conditions of the system and medicine claims are listed by J W Sutton for herbal remedies. The Woodman Lodge at Steele City will hold a picnic there Thursday of next week with many from Diller expected to attend.
Mrs. S. R. Merrill and her children Max and Madge left Tuesday evening for Denver and expect to stay a month or more.
Frank Alley departed yesterday for Milford Nebraska to visit his mother Jos. Bixby will assume his duties at the drug store in his absence.
Mrs Brooks and her children who had been visiting in Diller with her sister Mrs Witty returned Wednesday to Garden City Kansas.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula and medical doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He treated himself with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, five boxes curing his condition at 23 cents a box. Sold by J W Sutton druggist.
George and Lon Specht purchased a four hole Marseilles corn sheller this week from J. O. Blauser, agent. They plan to shell their portion of the county's corn crop and demand only the best machine made.
Greater America Exposition in Omaha reports a strong start with all space used and full exhibits. Cuban and Hawaiian Villages ready for inspection while Filipinos arrive next week. Pain's Fireworks Indian Congress War Exhibit and many features draw crowds. lagoon night scene and main tent show outshine other attractions.
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