The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1909-03-18
Jerome News.


The organization of a concert band
of IA pieces and an orchestra of s
pieces, was effected last Thursday
night and practice will begin at once.
At a meeting held about week ago it
was found that the town was full of
talent and that most of the men had
their own instruments.
P. ]. Houlton of Denver, Colo, is in
town with the intention of locating a
camp of the Woodmen of the World.
DR.. A. c. McLaren has opened dental
parlors on the second floor of the Cole
building.
Mrs. O. z. Burkhead and daughter
Mildred arrived Saturday from Arm
strong, Ia, where they have been since
Xmas Upon her arrival she found
that Mr. Burkhead had a surprise
awaiting her in the way of new piano.
They are comfortably located in one
of the Bickford cottages.
Geo. Hineman, proprietor of the Eu-
reka hotel, has decided to add 80 addi-
tional feet to his hotel. Mr.. Hineman
has had his place full since the open
ing and is an ideal land lord.
Mrs. Wilson Bell returned this week
from her extended visit at Pittsburg.
G. H. Chaplin returned Thursday
from his trip in the east. While gone
he visited Pittsburg, Chicago and New
York. 1t is evident that he could not
CONTROL his western spirit on his re-
turn, as Sunday morning found him in
the Jerome livery's corral trying to
break some wild horses.
Messrs. Gill & Robinson, proprietors
of the North Side Livery, returned
from the South Side this week with
hood of
One week ago Tuesday, Contractor
Bickford started the $50 foot front
building on the corner of Ave- A and
Maple st. and it took the gentlemen
just five days to complete the building
and turn it over to its owner, Mr.. Hale.
Today all the stores are occupied and
SO feet more being built on the south
end
A crowd of about Is Jeromeites en-
joyed the sights at Shoshone Falls
Sunday.
Mr.. Shellworth, manager of the
Southern Plumbing and Heating Co.,
has opened offices in the new Carnas
block.
w. H. Davis arrived here from Aus
tin, ILL.,, with car load of draft horses.
This is the third car of stock Mr..
Davis has brought to Jerome and he
stands back of his deals.
Numerous outfits are at work clear
ing and blowing land in and around
Jerome.
Messrs Bickford and Tenant left
Monday for Portland, Ore, where they
intend to purchase the stock of house
hold furnishings for their new store.
The Nibley-C Channel Lumber Co.
have started the erection of building
30x34 feet for cement and lime ware
house. These people are installing q
most complete yard and enjoying a
very liberal patronage of the public.
They have found it necessary to add
so feet more to their yard.
Work was started this week on the
Jerome Grain & Produce Co.'S eleva-
| tor. Messrs, Aug. Vogeler and ]. X.
Mullen are the gentlemen back of this
company, and are building an elevator
S4x96 feet, with capacity Of 10000
bushels of grain.
Jerome society was very much start
led Monday evening by the arrival Of q
bride and groom In town. At this time
1t was fret announced that Miss Altha
Minis and Mr.. e. c. Shellworth had
been married In Twin Falls, Monday
at high noon.
Much interest IL taken In the disap-
pearance of Mr.. Mccormick. At this
writing his whereabouts ara unknown.