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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
4
Republican sheriff candidate EB Case visited Diller this forenoon. The next Jefferson county commissioners meeting is set for Tuesday November 12. Found spectacles available for owner to claim at this office, 5 cents per notice. Herbine advertised to aid digestion and restore health.
C A Reinhart returns last Saturday from Omaha where he worked in a foundry and will stay in Diller with his family. A new remedy for biliousness, Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, is on sale at Suttons drug store. It offers quick relief and may prevent an attack if used at the first sign. Price 25 cents per box. Samples free.
Esq D R Kelley moved his office Wednesday into the Joe Sade building along with Jake Zook. The note hints at a possible political clash forming in that office within a month.
A car load of matured Minnesota Burbank potatoes will be sold in Diller on Saturday and Monday October 19th and 21st at one dollar per bushel. Liguiner Hutchrinson.
A large consignment of steel mail boxes with owner names was received today for use on the rural free delivery route from this city. All boxes will be ready by November 1 when the service commences.
Judge C C Boyle and Scott Merrell met voters in the county precinct Tuesday. Both candidates presented themselves as capable and courteous and likely to draw strong support in the area.
Geo R McDonald of Logan county West Virginia reports his wife recommended Chamberlain Pain Balm after a physician gave no relief. Two bottles nearly cured his partial paralysis and restoring use of his arm and side. The liniment is also noted for rheumatism sprains and bruises and is sold by 4 W Sutton.
The Pleasant precinct Republicans met in the Senior building last Friday evening and nominated the precinct ticket including Assessor Frank T. Pearce Constables Wm Tasche d L Catlin Road Overseers Wm Lebawelle Leslie Batterbaugh for Dist 23 F W Lob Dist 49 John Gretzinger Dist 88 BE F Oake Dist 46 John Phe Precinct Committee re elected for the ensuing year J W Fouta W B Diller Sr edde W Miller.
Boggs and a Lea tham friend visited the city on Monday. Frank Bryant and Walt Palmer from Steele City arrived Tuesday for K. P. business. Dr. H. C. Brock from Fairbury will be in Diller on Wednesday October 23 at Dr. Kaupp's office.
Miller Brothers, blacksmiths, have been informed of their mother’s serious illness in Pennsylvania.
When you have no appetite and do not relish food after eating you may know you need a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Sutton's drug store.
Rev. T. B. Dry along with Peter Nelson and W. H. Sparks attended the grand lodge of the 1. C. C. F. at Kearney this week. Rev. Dry was elected Grand Chaplain.
An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sallow complexions and skin blemishes claiming they restore healthier skin and a rosy glow. Sold for 25 cents at Sutton’s.
Mr and Mrs H Z Sawyer living near the Oaks school house northwest of Diller came back last week after spending a couple of months at his old home in Crown Point Indiana.
J. F. Lutz gains ownership of a farm near Diller through a week of trades while J. W. Searcy takes over the Lutz implement stock and coal business, according to Barneston Star.
An advertisement notes a Grain King Grinder with two burr sets and a claimed year warrantee. It pledges one-third grain savings and offers a promotional price from Fanders.
Joe Bodell has opened a paint shop in the Jos. Sadie building and will specialize in painting buggies for fees ranging from 500 to 8.00 depending on the work. It is a good time to have your buggy painted.
Geo. H. Clark returned Wednesday from an extended tour through Idaho Oregon and Washington and plans to move in about ten days settling in Tacoma or Seattle He visited several families formerly of Dibler and reports them in good circumstances.
Wednesday evening a crash occurred on the highway north of town when a horse bolted near D. R. Kelley’s residence, sending Ben Gretazinger and Misa Bflie Diller toward a party. They collided with a team driven by Perry Tate. a shaft struck a horse owned by Tate’s son, throwing Mii Diller and injuring Tate.
Mr and Mrs H G Weigle returned home yesterday from visiting relatives near Lafayette Indiana. Dizziness loss of appetite and nausea are linked to dyspepsia or stomach trouble. Herbine was offered as prompt relief at 50 cents by J W Sutton.
Sam Persell an Omaha merchant formerly in Steele City was visiting friends in and near Diller the fore part of this week.
The local Christian church will hold preaching every other Sunday next year and skip next Sunday when Rev. King preaches at Liberty Nebraska. The plan centers on alternating services and regional clergy engagements affecting attendance this month.
The notice promotes a McKinley Memorial Fund book sales drive. It urges subscriptions and outlines opportunities to profit from selling and managing orders, featuring an elegant photogravure portrait and nationwide sales targets.
John Butterbaugh city marshal of Jansen and Charley Sperry Beatrice youth are under arrest in Fairbury on charges of stealing three hogs valued at 45 dollars from O L Autman. The case links several other people and a preliminary hearing for Butterbaugh is set for Friday with Sperry’s on Saturday.
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