Steele City livery stable new proprietor and local notices
Orm Wing becomes proprietor of the Steele City livery stable. J B Zook went to St. Joe with stock. R W Folkers attending to Fairbury matters. J W Fouts adds residence extension. Mrs M Parrey note. Jas A Bodell recovering enough to work. John Zink briefly ill. Dr W T Jeffryes buys next north of post office to convert to office. P H Hanchett attends to business in Laller. Mr and Mrs Fred Jeffryes visit Wy and return. Nash rebuilds harness shop after recent fire. Newspaper line previews season improvements.
Notice to Horse Owners and Local Bereavement
Notice announces Black Prince will be in Diller Saturdays through April 1 and daily during the éacon with veterinary services offered. also notes Rev L H Koepsel and wife Addie B Handley of Pleasanton Kan buried two of their three children aged 8 and 5 from diphtheria, with condolences from friends in Diller as they visit relatives in Steele City Reynolds and may halt there before returning home.
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Black Prince
Diller
J. B. London
L. H. Koepsel
Mies Addie B. Handley
Pleasanton
Kan
Death of Little Walter Weaklen Passes Quietly
Mr and Mrs Silas Weaklen mourn the death of their son Walter aged one year six months eight days who died Sunday March 24. He passed to heavenly rest without illness and wait on the other shore for his father mother sister and brother. The family receives many condolences as they cope with this loss.
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Silas Weaklen
Walter
Father
Mrs. Weaklen
Land sale near Diller and lodge delegates named
Alf Waggoner sold the north quarter section north of Diller for 5000 dollars to a Mr Friday from near Table Rock Nebraska with possession next spring. The A O U W lodge elected Wo Hauver and H E Green as delegates to the next grand lodge to meet at Nebraska City Mayon with J A Cally and W T Strain as alternates.
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Alf. Waggoner
Diller
Friday
Table Rock
Nebr
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Wo. Hauver
H. E. Green
Nebraska City
Mayon
J. A. Cally
W. T. Strain
Burlington Route offers prizes for letters about Nebraska
The Burlington Route announces twenty prizes for letters that promote immigration to Nebraska. Top award includes a round trip from any Burlington station in Nebraska to Yellowstone National Park and a complete park trip, plus trips to Colorado the Black Hills Chicago and St Louis and several cash prizes. Letters describe farming cattle dairying fruit growing and similar pursuits. Contest closes May 31 1901. Circular with toll information available on request. Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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Burlington
Nebraska
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Colorado
Black Hills
Chicago
St. Louis
Francis
Omaha
Wanted man to deliver and collect for Nebraska firm
Classified notice seeking an active, well behaved man to deliver and collect for an old established wholesale house in Nebraska. $90 yearly paid, more with experience. References to moral character requested. Enclose SASE to Manu Features Third Floor 884 Dearborn St Chicago.
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Nebraska
Comeasufacturing
Dearborn St
Chicago
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E. G. Dike & Co
Beatrice
Nebs
N. 6Th St
KF. Clark
Orm Wing
Steele City Livery Stable
J. B. Zook
St. Joe
R. W. Folkers
Fairbury
J. W. Fouts
Jas. A. Bodell
John Zink
W. T. Jeffryes
P. H. Hanchett
Fairbury Iron Works
Wind Alilines
Laller and
Vicinity
Fred Jeffryes
Mr. Jeffryes
Nash
Harnees
Steele City
Gree
J.D. Fanders
Chouse
Sea Sutton
Loock's Hall
Cully
Ta ‘Grippe
TuHos
Nelson
J. H. Pittenger
York, Nebr
E. W. Grove
M. E. Church
Maxwell
Prof. Eats
Davenport
Miss Richie
Wymore
Miss DeVore
A. L. Tristman
Notter
M. Wriaat
Wanda
Sharam
Chen Gene Ohare
Chan Wrights
Mound City Paint
J. Ir. Briggs
Mg Mae Eee
H.c.brock
Fairbury, Neb
Dmyee
O. Smith
McCleary
Manacer
Diller, Neb
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Kansas City
Denver
Helena
Butte
Salt Lake City
Portland
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