The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-01-28
ELEVATOR AND MILL FOR JEROME.
]. X. Mullins Elevator Company, Of
Denver, Colo, Buys Building Site.

j. n. Mullins Elevator Company, o.
Denver, Colo, Buys Building Site.
Raise all the grain you care to this
year and by the time you have thresh
ed there will be big mill and eleva
tor at Jerome ready to handle YOU
crop. A personal representative OF the
j. K. Mullins Milling & Elevator com
pany of Denver, Colorado, was In Je
rome this week for the purpose Of in
vestigating the resources Of this sec
ton for mill and elevator. He wa.
so we'll pleased with the North Side
that he Immediately closed deal fol
lots ~, 13, IA, Is and 16, in block 106
the consideration being $1,000.
1t Is understood that an elevator sim
liar to the one at Twin Falls owned
by the Mullins people will be built here
and milling machinery will be installed
for flour making at an early date
North Side News.
Jerome, Idaho, Jan. q, 1909.
v. K. Shadden has been on the sicl
list this week.
Mrs. ]. M. Hale is visiting friends il
Salt Lake City, this week.
John w. Johnson has received his
JeWelfy StOCk anu 10 IoW al ohSlHs
his stock.
j. E. Slocum has started the cree
ton of building on 9rd Ave to be
used as boarding and rooming house
Mr. Hale, who has formerly been
connected with the McCord & Co., Chi
cago, arrived in Jerome Saturday
evening.
The farmers institute, which was
to be held in Jerome last Friday and
Saturday, was put off on account OF
the storm.
The two houses being erected by
Mr. b. U. Bickford are nearly complet-
ed. They are very neat cottages and
very modern in every respect
The j. X. Mullins Elevator Co. had
a representative here and purchased
five lots with the intention of erecting
an elevator here in the spring.
The planning mill owned by Mr.. E..
II. Tenant is now doing business and
Mr.. Tenant reports that he has a
large amount of business booked.
1t is good news to hear Of the liber-
al amount that the board Of county
commissioners allowed for the i'm
provement of the county roads around
Jerome.
Ed Note and L. Newman arrived in
Jerome with two carloads of goods.
Among them was six horses and six
cows, and flock of turkeys and 300
pure bred Plymouth Rock chickens.
Henry w. Davis, pioneer of the
Grand Valley, Colo, country, was in
Jerome last week and was so favor
ably impressed with the outlook of the
country that he decided to locate here.
Messrs Wagner and French arrived
here from Chicago with their famil-
les Sunday. These gentlemen are OPP
Grating the North Side Warehouse and
Commission Co., and come here highly
recommended.
Mr.. S. Foster and VIM. Davis ar
rived here with 26 head Of fine mares.
The mares are selling we'll. Mr.. Davis
was successful liveryman in Austin,
a suburb of Chicago and brought out
the horses on the recommendation OF
Mr.. Trail.
D. A. L. Herrisson has received the
stock of furniture and has his sam
pie room now ready for the public in
spection. Mr. l.. Herrisson is to be
highly complimented upon his ability
to arrange things and has an excel
lent class of furniture.
For week there has not been a
train into Jerome, as the washouts
caused by the recent storms have not
been as yet repaired. This has cut
Jerome off from the outside world as
the liverymen will not guarantee to
land person in either Twin Falls or
Shoshone until the roads get better.
Abe Owens and Geo. Kenney have
rented the store room in the Johnson
building, which will be used for their
Office. These gentlemen have been
connected with the engineering de-
partment of the land company and are
the best posted men on the tract as to
the lay of the land. These gentle
men intend to do engineering work
here for the newcomers, such as lay
ing lines for bitches, fence, etc.