Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-16


at Shoshone last week.
Mrs. A. G. Alexander, left Tuesday
for an extended visit in Chicago.
l.. NJ. Whitehead made business trip
to Shoshone last week.
G.. A. Bickford, Of Twin Falls, was
looking after his Jerome interests Friday
and Saturday.
Formaldehyde for treating grains for
smut at JEROME DRuG STORE.
New concrete steps have replaced the
old plank ones in front OF Amusement
Hall
Bear in mind the ball to be- given by
the Catholic ladies at Amusement hall
tomorrow friday evening.
Mrs. j. 5. Carlton left for her old home
in Minnesota last Saturday, being called
there by the serious illness OF sister.
Baled hay at the Elevator.
Major Fred X. Reed, who has been
east in the interest Of the North Side
tract returned To Jerome last week.
w. Z. Rice informs us that hc has
quantity oi Dick Low seed wheat for
sale.
Make Ho other date for March 3lst. AS
the Fireman and everyone else is antici-
pating one Oi the most enjoyable events
OF the season al their ball on that date
Do you know that Chester A. Titus
who repairs watches, is now located in
the First National Bank building and he
guarantees all of his work.
Mr.. Paul Pizey, an attorney from Da-
kota City, Ncb., has been spending Il
few days here looking over the tract with
view Ia an investment
Geo f. Dcllinger whose ranch is four
miles southwest OF town is erecting new
house and preparing Ia make his home
among us and improve his ranch.
DR. Matthew J. Bcistcl has offices and
residence in First National Bank build
ing. Day or night calls promptly an.
swcred Tel 10.
W. A. Britton, who has been spending
the winter in Iowa returned Ia Jcrom,
Monday and vii be found in the barnes,
AT his ranch south and west OF town.
Mr. Oliver and family are expected Il
arrive in few days Ia become pcrna
ncnt residents Of The tract and improy,
their holdings southwest OF Jerome.
John Strut Of Cottonwood, Idaho, wh'
has been spending the winter in Mime
sofa, is looking over the tract, a guest q
the James Bros.
q. W. Doughcrty, OF Twin Falls wa
in town last week lie has leased hi
Crescent ranch for the present year an'
will hold a public sale OF his stock, etc
today.
Onion Sets, The North Side Warrhous
x Commission Co., Ltd.
V. l. Treat, who has holdings fV
miles south of town and who has b,s'
spending the winter at Seattle, dropp,'
off here few days enroute to Chicag
and other eastern points.
W. W. Wilson, road ovcrsccr for Dist
No - is bridging the coulec near hi
place on Blue Lakes Boulevard Til
will make that road the best to the Sout
Side as all sand * avoided
Chas Reed, who represents ID,
Moincs, Iowa, law book firm left for Ill
East Monday, after visiting friends heI
and looking after his land interests soutl
west Of Jerome.
Rev Thos Packard. the new past
Of the Baptist church, writes that il vi
lefpu. March 10Th. instead Of the l1tl
a. stated last week.
Mrs. Louis j. Anderson. returned la
Friday from quite AN extended visit Wit
old time friends in Chicaga. While II
reports most enjoyable time dining Ia
absence. she says il seems good &" -
back Ia the simple country life again
Buy Yellowstone Srarial Flour frn
your merchant Every sack guarantees
Bob Pence II the Jcronr Milling
Elevator Co disposed ~ two ear loads
Alfalfa the first 81 the week. AZ 81.
Isr ton We trust 10y another rprii
thi. pnplnci will h. going oni in-i''ad
coming ~.
". 4. Anibro-.' b. jn-i e"iml'lfing
n--i,leBce. and making "ii#f imPr't
ncnts 90 liis ranch North - i"rn "
Ambrs-' - al-o owner ~ q ian" 40 q
r.aptl side. Wi,ich in'licai'- his iaiili
h1putlirfn liali0 -al
i. VI. laNr 1,or. and family if'
Mi--mri. arrived in-rs n.srtly uid y
l,er4ifer make il,i. iiHir isaiH' VI
laun1ior j. -m ~ J " q
blacksmith. anil Will l.. a--.-isi'.i ~
l,is father in tie laisiIi's.- hereafter