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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
Published every Friday at Diller Nebraska with office in E L Loock building up stairs room 4 and 6. Entered at the post office at Diller for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
One year in advance two months in advance and three months in advance. Advertising rates are made known upon application. Business locals run until ordered out and are charged 5 cents per line per insertion. Paper mailed to subscribers until a discontinue order is received and all arrears paid in full. From page.
A Beatrice chautauqua opens and closes July 4th. Miss Cora Nelson visited from Endicott on Wednesday. J O Blauser offers millet cane and Kaffir corn seed for sale. Nelson sells a New Process gasoline stove. A group of youths spent last evening at J E Clark’s for a jolly time. Prof Nims, Odell schools principal last year, was in town this forenoon.
Emma Fry enjoyed a visit on Sunday from her sister Mrs. Sarah Badger of Iowa.
Dentist Dr. Ganson of Wymore will hold sessions at Dr. Jeffryes’s office every two weeks on Thursdays. The notice outlines recurring visits for patient appointments within the local dental practice.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee signed by Grove. Also notes the birth of a 12 pound girl to Mr and Mrs Lewis Cavett last Thursday June 4 with Dr Jeffryes in attendance.
Mrs. Sarah Eick traveled to Alva Oklahoma last week to visit her longtime friends Mr and Mrs McKitrick.
Thoughtful readers are reminded that imitators abound but true merit comes with the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine. This advertisement urges purchase at 35 cents and directs to ask your druggist.
Diller defeated Harbine 10 to 8 on Harbine's field last Sunday. Jones was asked if the game was all right, implying a postmatch question about the quality of play.
The Misses Jennie Musser Verge Wright and Maud Bell traveled to Hebron on Sunday to attend a summer school for teachers from Jefferson and Thayer counties.
County commissioners plan a three day session in Fairbury starting next Tuesday to hear assessments and equalize values. Residents urged to register any claims during the meeting period.
A note from Sutton's drug store promotes Chamberlain's Sees offering a free sample. The ad claims the product eases digestion strengthens appetite and regulates liver and bowels. The tone markets ease of taking and pleasant effect.
Local farmer P B Miller reported the loss of a fine Jefeey cow on Tuesday. The incident affects his herd at the farm, with neighbors noting the livestock owner’s ongoing effort to recover the animal.
Effie Powell arrived home last evening after visiting relatives in Seward.
Mrs Bliss and her daughter Dr Gras Bliss visited Steele City friends earlier this week.
Marvin Mills started Tuesday for Oklahoma hoping to open a barber shop in a promising town. He plans to establish a local barbershop serving residents and visitors, signaling a small business venture in the region.
TM C Lamb of Timnath Colorado arrived Tuesday and spent several days with his sister Mrs Lottie Pearce and other Diller relatives during the visit.
Mrs Mary Miller and her daughter Addie drove to Beatrice today as Addie plans to attend a local business college during the summer months.
Mr and Mrs Seywour Towne attended the funeral of her brother Roy Grandy who died Saturday after a brief illness. The service was held Sunday at Kindicott.
J. B. Holman, former local resident, arrived Wednesday from Monona County Iowa to visit his sister Mrs Uriah Hadley who is in very poor health.
The Presbyterian church invites all to attend services next Sunday morning and evening. Preaching will be by Rev. T. H. Dryz of Kenesaw Nebraska.
For wind mills tanks pumps garden hose sinks and hog waterers see J. L. Lamb or leave orders with J. D. Fanders at his implement house west of People's State Bank.
Geo, Owens and Joe Mann started Tuesday for Waukomis Oklahoma where they expect to stay until the Indian lands are opened for settlement and they will seek to secure claims.
The Indies of the Christian church paid $100 on their parsonage this week and have about $20 in their petty funds. Their social proceeds Saturday evening totaled $31.00.
Eye ear and throat specialist Dr Arte Folsom will be at Dr Jeffryee’s office in Diller on Thursday June 18 to fit spectacles and perform any necessary operations. Exams and fittings available.
Zook and son shipped two cars of fat cattle to St Joseph on Wednesday, the last of those they have fed here for months. J B Zook is going to market with them, with cattle reportedly selling for five dollars sixty cents per hundredweight.
Friends of Mrs. J Pease of Lawrence Kansas report she could not leave bed for seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. After using three bottles of Electric she could walk again and felt like a new person within a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mrs. Thos. Nelson visited relatives at Endicott yesterday, according to local society notes.
Chas. Osborn and C W Simon rode to the county seat and back yesterday. They praised the roads as in splendid condition for cycling and called the trip a fine one.
Farmers receive quotes for No 2 wheat at 56 4 cents per bushel No 3 wheat 54 4 mixed shelled corn 32 white shelled corn 83 oats 28 hogs 5 00 to 5 25 butter 10 eggs 8 cents per dozen
H. G. Weigle lists binding twine prices for cash with order. Standard and Sisal 82 cents. Standard Manilla 94 cents. Manilla 92 cents. Manilla M. 104 cents. Includes note of a 4 cent tax.
Mrs Adam Smothers returned Wednesday to Johnson Nebraska with her children after visiting her mother Mrs Uriah Hadley and other relatives.
German citizen George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered eight weeks with severe back pain. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a few days her pain vanished and she resumed household duties. The liniment is sold by Sutton.
National and department officers of the G A R ask every comrade to display the flag at home and business next Friday and to urge neighbors to join in. The aim is to instill patriotism in the rising generation and honor the flag born in the nation's darkest days and its future glories. The Diller community is requested to observe the day.
To California in July. Make up your mind to go to San Francisco in July and you will go. Rates have been reduced to a point within reach of almost everyone. A round trip from Omaha to San Francisco is only $45 less than the regular one way rate. Vacation end of month trip. a hundred dollars covers all expenses including rail fare and sleepers. Send for Epworth League folder with full details from J. Francis Cars, Gen Agent, Omaha.
Mr and Mrs 8 Clark were reported to have arrived in Tronto, Canada, safely last evening confirming their travel.
The Degree of Honor will offer ice cream and coke for ten cents at Loock's hall this Saturday afternoon and evening. By special request the degree team will present an exhibition of their floor work. Everyone is invited.
Wanted trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for an old established house of solid financial standing. Earn $700 a year plus expenses paid in cash. No canvassing required. Send references and self addressed stamped envelope to Manager, 355 Caxton Ltdg., Chicago, IL.
No. 208 WO W meets first and third Wednesdays in Masonic Hall. Visiting members in good standing are welcome. Naomi Compas, Clerk, Council, Order of Eastern Star, meets first and third evenings of each month in Masonic Hall. Members always welcomed.
Readers note an event at W of A Diller Camp on 4.5 1688 with Jon Woodmen of Mescate hall and Anne standing in for the visiting rockers.
A. Or A. W. Diller Lodge No. 188 Ancient Order United Workmen meets on the second and fourth Saturday. Visiting members will be welcomed.
D Of H Pleasant Lodge No 96 conducts its second and Friday meeting at Masonichall. The sale begins at 2 30 PM with visiting members cordially welcomed.
Fragments indicate Knights of Columbus style lodge item with lodge number 141 and Lateline reference. Details are unreadable but suggest a local fraternal notice or appointment within a civic senate context.
Fragmentary text notes a meeting at a Masonic hall with unclear details about attendees or agenda. Mentions a time mark 0:00 and references to names or phrases that are unreadable, leaving the main event and participants indeterminate.
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