Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-25

room oi the North Side Inn. where plates
had been laid lor twenty y-iiye guests, at a
table that presented Il very inviting APP
pcarance with its neat decorations. Man
ager Frank Stoner, OF the Inn, had APP
parently left nothing undone that would
add To the comfort and entertainment OF
the guests, and AN hour or more Was
passed in discoursing the following
MENU
Crab Flake Cocktail
Radishes. Ripe Olives. !
Consonme en Cup.
Shad Roe. with Bacon.
Saratoga Chips.
Chicken en Form French Peas.
Small Tendcrloin D'Artois.
Potatoes Antonette.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad.
Pistachc Ice Cream. Cake.
Roquefort Cheese. Toasted Crackers.
Coffee.
Cigars.
The following occupied seats around
the banquet board:
X. II. Dixon, Twin Falls News
Thee. Dovery Twin Falls Chronicle.
j. W. Towner, Fiber Journal.
G.. V. Biggs. Bull Herald.
W. l.. Squires, Buhl Herald.
4. ID. Milligan, Wendell lrrigationst.
W T. Kennedy, llagcrnan sun.
J. II. Nims, North Side News.
l.. T. Alexander, Lincoln County Timcs.
Among the citizens from u distance
were, Mai. Fred X. Reed, Wendell;
Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, Ohio; c. K. Dix
on, Chicago; J. l.. Hodge, Lincoln, Mo. !;
Roht. W. Spangler, Twin Falls. W. H..
Craven. Hollistcr; Geo f. Allen, Filler:
II. II. Schildman, Filler.
Jerome Was represented 10y the follow
fng: f. g. Gauss, X. ). Frazer, W. \.
IIeiss, VIM Wagner, q. W. Grswold'
II. NJ. IIurlebaus, F. +. Eichelberger
T. Gund.
Mr.. Minis, OF the News oiiiciaied a'
toast master, position that fell To him
i'm honor of the News being the first pa
per on the tract, and in fact the thin
paper To be issued in the county, an'
while this occurred only a little over tw'
wears ago. he has seen the number grow
to twelve apparently well patronize'
papers published in the county to-day.
The responses to the toast masters ne
quest for expressions from those presen
were generous, and the keynote OF al
was loyalty to the interests OF all section
of Southern Idaho, and general coop
Grafton in the upbuilding of our varie
interests.
, Mai. Reed has been given the title {
{ "booster," ''jollicr,' and many otht
names, some of which would not l.
found in Sunday school books, hut whe
he arose at the request OF the toast -na'
ter, he had uttered but a few worC
when il could plainly he seen that ii
e Mai. was in one of his serious mood
= and was talking from his heart, and pr
n found attention marked every word
uttered. He stated at the outset that Il
meeting was not for the purpose of boon
ing any particular tract or Ia eulogl
u any one man, or set oi men, Tor u
work that had already been accomplish
along lines OF transforming BARR
IL desert of only few years ago into VII
|; promises to he one oi the grandest el
., pircs ON the face oi the earth. TT
work was now only in its infancy and
- admonished the members oi the press |
l. fore him to use care and discretion
If their public utterances lest 10y some lit
fatal error a great injustice might
done. The various irrigation projects
Is Southern Idaho, were linked together,
, il were, by band of common broth'
hood, and the iall of one meant dlsas
U to Others. The eyes of the east and M
le die west are scanning our every mo-
Se ment with jealous nature, eager
catch and magnify any little item Il