Special Bar Gains In Seasonable Merchandise
A local shop thanks the public for liberal patronage and promotes special bar gains in upcoming seasonable merchandise lines.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
5
A local shop thanks the public for liberal patronage and promotes special bar gains in upcoming seasonable merchandise lines.
Our line of millinery goods remains complete but must be sold with a discount of 25 to 35 percent. Includes trimmed hats frames and flowers. Also 125 ladies wrappers to be closed out at 20 percent off.
A sale begins Saturday June 22 and closes Wednesday July 3 with details not provided.
Charley Richle and Wem Mosier received a new threshing machine this week. Mrs Ida McElwee traveled to Fairbury Monday for the Jefferson County Womans Institute. C W Simon returned from Chicago and then went to Wymore where his wife was visiting her parents.
Clark Blaaser buys a steam threshing rig due tomorrow for operation near Diller. Bedleman, ex-resident, now travels from Lincoln for a wholesale lumber firm and was in the city Wednesday. Lincoln penitentiary officials seek Frank Ward, an escaped convict from Fairbury on assault with intent charges.
Harry Davis and Fred Reynolds drove from El Reno arriving last Saturday after eight days. Davis was charged in the face by one of two Indian ponies released at his home. Dr. Jeffryes was summoned and treated the injured nose.
Mrs J S Cully came home Wednesday evening after visiting relatives in Yatan Nebraska.
A petition circulates for a third mail route extending west and southwest from Diller with nearly enough signatures to guarantee establishment.
A. H. Colman of this city bought a half section of land near Jansen from Peter Jansen last Friday for 10000 dollars paying by check. The parcel adjoins a half section he already owned.
Belvidere Nebraska man H. F. White comes highly recommended to work in L. P. Ramon's gallery in Diller. He will arrive next Monday June 24 prepared to do all kinds of photography with view work a specialty.
Sammy Clark and his wife arrived home on Wednesday after visiting their old home in Canada and stopping en route to see their children.
Mr and Mrs Johan Specht Jr travel from Auburn Nebraska to visit his parents and other relatives near Diller during an evening outing in the region.
Mrs Lottie Miller was received into the Episcopal church in Beatrice her childhood church to which she had a preference and loyalty.
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas suffered chronic liver trouble and nervous debility. After three months she felt like a new person using a tonic advertised by J W Sutton promising relief and satisfaction for 50 cents.
The Burlington Route publishes unusually low rates designed to attract travelers. The notice highlights affordable fares and travel value, urging readers to consider cheaper options for upcoming trips.
A fragment describes a beauty claim for neck length and grace using Rocky Mountain Tea. It mentions consulting a druggist for the product and implies a promotional tone common to period advertisements.
The stallion C A Percheron is available for mares not yet booked, offering a limited number of breeding opportunities. Owners may secure bookings before remaining slots fill.
Item offered for sale by J. W. Sutton. Readable portion indicates sale notice item but details are fragmentary.
A local notice promotes Solid Cucree Silver tableware claimed to mimic sterling silver without plating. It touts hardness and durability and offers a free five year wear warranty on Teaspoota samples, urging ladies in the area to request one.
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