Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-30
Alfalfa seed at the Elevator.

II IL hard To estimate how many acres
OF alfalfa will be put in this week.
Our street sprinkler could do excellent
service just now. Better get busy.
Baled hay at the Elevator.
j. w. Bridges and wife, of Deep Greek
spent Sunday with friends here
Rev. X. Hid, who was drawn as one
OF the jurors for this term OF court, went
TO Shoshone 10 report Monday.
Come and see our new line of mating
and mating rugs at TlE RACKET
J. q. Lawrence and wife took their
little child to Twin Falls this morning,
where it will undergo an operation.
Henry Overberg has force of carpen-
tiers al work repairing his building which
was damaged by fire last week.
The Methodist Sunday school will rem
der AN Easter program on Easter morn
ing
Onion Sets, The North Side Warehouse
& Commission Co, Ltd.
~ 'ha't'h - h'pliB jury Il
Shoshone, and his friends here tender
him their kindest sympathy.
The grass on the lawn around the hotel
was cut the first of the week, fact that
may seem strange To our eastern readers.
Rev. Minney will preach next Sunday
at 3 30 at the lIess shack, / miles north
oi Jerome.
X. l.. Pence Jr. is filling the position OF
Station Agent to-day during the absence
of Mr.. Lawrence.
Buy Yellowstone Special Flour from
your merchant Every sack guaranteed
j. +. Olson arrived from Chicago last
week and will at once build on his ranch
two miles southwest.
Mrs j. d. Minis returned last week
from pleasant visit with friends at
Twin Falls
l.. Il. Bridges, who has been employed
10y j. o. Adamson, departed Tor Deep
Creek, Monday.
W. l.. lIuyettc, oi the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, was a Twin Falls visi-
tor Monday.
4 few select farms and acreage tracts
at a sacrifice il taken AT once For par
ticulars, sec Ilardwick Il Company.
The family OF IL. T. Bridges, north
west OF town, have been going through
s.ige Of sickness. his wife and child
having been seriously i'll the past week.
Burkhead Il lleiss are exhibiting a
bunch of CARROTS that were recently dug,
having been left in the ground all win
ter.
Rev. Minncy neorganized the Sunday
school miles south OF Wendell last Sun
day. Mr.. Frank H. Jones is supern-
tendent.
&. I. kerns, representing the Glenn
Falls Ins Co. was here last week adj
justing the loss on the stock OF l.. Waltz
which was damaged by fire.
Mrs. Slocum returned Saturday from
herextcnded sojourn in California. Sh,
reports a very enjoyable trip, but says il
seems good To he home again.
f. l.. Denton came very near loosinl
his house 10y fire this morning, but &
bucket brigade did effective work, ant
but little loss was sustained.
Dr. Matthew j Bcistcl has offices anc
residence in First National Bank build
ing Day or night calls promptly an
swcrd. Tel. 10.
l. f.. Finney of Twin Falls, auditor io
the Nibley ( Channel l.br. Co, is manag
ing attain, at the branch here during tn,
absence of Mr.. Skadden.
The foundation for the new Farmen
and Merchants bank building is com
plcted, and work on the building will b'
rushed from now on.
Mr.. b. Dciiendorf is entertaining
brother from Omaha this week, showing
him over the tract and pointing out on
numerous advantages.
Loo white shirt waists - cents thi
week at TlE RACKET.
Miss Anna OConnell, who has beer
assisting us in the office lor u few weeks
departed last Sunday for visit with he
parents in Wisconsin.
II. 5. Frazer informs us that a cream
cry station will be established here aitc
April LIST II you are interested, ST
Bob" for particulars.
The genial countenance OF Judge
A. r. Bruner, is seen on our street
again after an absence during the white
at Monmouth, III.
A dollars worth of protection may h
the means of putting 500 into you
pocket after the fire. See llardwck
Company for your fire insurance.
Mrs +. NJ Coffee and daughter,
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