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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
5
Sheriff Bonawitz reports official business. residents move household goods from Odell. Bixby girl recovery slower than hoped. Cattle and hogs sold to Kansas City. Hiatt near Diller markets stock. Miss Loeper returns from Denver. Prices attend bankers meeting in Lincoln. Cally visits from Lincoln as Dowling recovers from grippe. Peter Donze farm sold for 6000 dollars. Gaston arrives to spend summer in Nebraska. New boy born to Pickard household.
Dora Titzel retires from the hotel business and will hold a public sale of furniture tomorrow afternoon at the Commercial hotel. He plans to move his family to Livedtn then travel to Oklahoma.
Notice to parents guardians and minors and all others that jumping on and off moving trains loafing or trespassing on the railroad right of way within the village limits of Difler is forbidden by village ordinances and offenders are liable to arrest and prosecution By order of P B Mrrner Chairman of Village Board
A late evening telephone report from Steele City said the livery barn owned by Capt. Magofigal and run by Mr. Batterbaugh at Train Bro's lumber yard area and Mr. Nash's harness shop were burned. The Case hotel and Taylor's drug store with the telephone line faced possible fire damage, along with a frame building south of the drug store. The city was unable to raise help in time.
The Madison Medicine Co offers Rocky Mountain Tea this month claiming it builds bodily and mental vigor in children with week constitutions. Store demand via druggists.
Ladies are urged to request a free offer for Solid Cuevee Silver Teaspoons and other tableware marketed as a non plated metal that looks like sterling but wears longer. The ad claims twenty five year wear without cost and directs readers to mail in from Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Herwig, living near Viker, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner for friends and neighbors. The event left them with elegant mementos and well wishes for many more years together.
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