Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-29

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Have you seen the New Idea in irrga-
ton? Call At ARN>rnoNG's
We understand that permission ha-
hHn granted 10y the government To- cs-
tablsh a postoilicc at Applcton but as
yet no definite arrangements have been
made To open AN office there.
Best line ui summer dr--, gonds at
/>u> Bias.
j W Nash, who own. land a littlc
northwest Of town, and who has been
spending the winter in Alabama, is work
my north and will probably NOT stop I'M
ill hc lands in southern Idaho again
lie order, his paper now sent to Chicago.
Huy the h-si Flour manufactured i'm
Idaho Yellowstone special $40 per
sack
K VI. Osborne left Monday. for Vel
lowstnnc Park, WSo.. where hc will as
sumo tlic po-ition oi stage driver Tor tine
NclloWsto National Park Transfer Co..
q position lac has held for the past seven
Year,. lie will return I" Jerome again
after the tourist season ends
All kinds oi metal fittings made ior
irrigating hose, boxes etc. al Archer :
Tin shop
The iour-ycar old son OF Mr. and Mrs.
,co l.. .lorlon. who has been suffering
with complications following an attack
of ntcasl,--. h,r.arnc 81 critically III that a
consultation oi physicians was hcld At
last account- the little fellow Was inn
proving somewhat
Every farmer should have Irrigation
Hos, /NiN HEp~. >cll thcm
Mr.. W. Walker. Of Berlin Wis, via,
is cnrouir homc from tour of the coast
is the guest OF hi, daughter. Mrs r. T.
sargent Thc old gentleman is highly
impressed with the future po>shiliti,r
herr. and it l. SAFE tu say that il lac VA
a lew years younger hc would bccnrplc,
among Jcromc's population.
GALVANIZED steel irrgating tubes arr
an the oul, thing All sizes at
Fuurn-MooEE Go.
Mir, 4 &. Alexander. after a tire
months ,ojourn with her parents am
friends in Chicago. returned home las
Friday. glad To escape the heat and tur
moil of the city and content To be- bacI
I To- southern Idaho and hcr little ranc
home. where nature has provided :
, many pleasant scene, To enjoy
Nou can relieve those tired and achin
feet with RrNall loot powder. Sold onl
i hy the JruoNr pnrc Co.
It Mrs l.. G. Humphrey arrived th
week at Appleton and expects to MAX
~. her home on the Humphrey ranch l'
the coming five months She has bee
visiting with friends in Nebraska sine
leaving Chicaeo about two months AZ
" and appear, to hc we'll satisfied with II
prospect, and outlook OF this tract.
lilly OEricn is one of the hapric
bachelor, in town this week The u
' rival Of the train Tuesday brought h
tvn sisters. Gcruainc and Dolphin
IN from Minneapolis, and also cousi
as MIR W G.. Warren OF l.r Grange, q
I'd The entire party have come t" make
permanent home here and "Billy' wea
Is thc smile that won't come OIL
r Mowers. Rakcs. Stackcr,. Buck Rak'
Hay Slngs and Forks, Gable, Pulley
v etc Full line haying machinery.
=. Nonrn Slpr WNrruo,> 81 ~ Cow. Co.
!" Mr. and Mrs. Longahaugh. Wh" ha
been guests ol Mr. and Mrs. T.. q. "a'
rs inr tine past two weeks, have dc'ldcd
u. hr,o,nr Jerome residents They depart
Yesterday. Mr. l.. going To l'"catello
a some railroad business, while ms "
as will return To- their home at Granite ia
he Wash. and they will take hmrd'
"a steps toward removing their h"uS'h'
goods here.
nd ARROW FLOUR is guaranteed
Id make the best bread cake ami past
III Ask Richmond.
nr and Mrs. Chas. Scott, ol Nv
nd Falls were guests oi Mr.. and Mrs
h. p. llm ON sunday. DIR. Scott was
va mcrly from Bcl>idicr, H. and has To
err, .t Twin Falls lor the past year II W
however his first visit To the N"r'h ~
\b- and like many others, the scene pr'S'
IN. ed here was lar beyond his eNpcr'a'l
sct and he expressed himself as more u
oln pleased with the general surro'nd''
nds Mrs Hill and Mr.. Scott were
school class mates in Illinois.