Special Bar Gains Picnic Season Bargain Line
A merchant thanks customers for support and announces special bar gains in seasonable merchandise with promotional lines and discounts.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
5
A merchant thanks customers for support and announces special bar gains in seasonable merchandise with promotional lines and discounts.
The notice lists F. H. Emerson moving Tuesday to a new residence. Olive Ballard and Mrs. Thos Copeland visited in Fairbury Alf. Mayborn near Lanham sold four carloads of cattle in St. Joe this week. A strong southerly wind dries oats corn and potatoes. Charley Carpenter and Frank Gale visited from Fairbury with Carpenter seeking a stand at the A O U W Picnic. Farmers urged to prep stock and grain for the fair to win possible premiums.
Dr. Jeffryes reports a girl born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ochs living seven miles north of Diller and a boy born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisbie. Both babies are doing nicely.
Mrs. Annie M. Diller and Miss Effie Diller hosted a Sunday school class picnic in a grove at their home a couple of miles southwest of town last Saturday. The attendees enjoyed a fine time.
The Burlington announces a 90 cent rate for the Diller to Beatrice round trip from June 20 to July 4 with return by July 5 due to the chautanggaa. Charley Adams brings in a bucket of new potatoes from his Clark's farm patch, the year’s first harvest.
The Diller school house painting contract will go to the lowest responsible bidder. Body and steeple to be painted a uniform color with trim. Materials must be Carters or Red Seal white lead and Woodman boiled linseed oil. Bids on file by 6 o clock p m July 15 1901. F Ligutner director.
A daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs. Cloriqus last Friday night with Dr. A. T. Kaupp in attendance.
L P Raymond paints his photo gallery blue and updates interiors to help his artist produce improved pictures. He plans to open the gallery for business tomorrow.
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas endured seven years in bed due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. After three bottles of Electric Bitters she reports walking and feeling like a new person. The tonic is offered for headaches bathaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness priced at 50 cents by J W Sutton.
The bulletin shows low round trip fares for summer travel: Detroit July 5 6 7 for 24.75 dollars Cincinnati July 4 5 6 for 22.65 dollars Milwaukee July 20 21 22 for 20.40 dollars and Chicago July 28 24 25 for 18.10 dollars. Tickets available via any agent with the General Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska.
A large group from Diller will attend the Beatrice chautauqua next Sunday to hear the eloquent Dr Gunsaulue of Chicago preach at 2 30 in the afternoon.
The Dist. No. 70 meeting elected D. K. Calkins and J. W. Batton as trustees for three years. It approved a 150 mill teachers fund and 10 mill contingent land tax. A sub committee raised over 75 dollars for a school bell, plus 32.50 on hand, to be installed before the nine months term begins, aiding district adjunction plans.
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