Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-18
Everything in our Shoe Department 20 per cent off,

The Settlers Reclaiming and Operating
Co. disposed OF their supply Of wool yes
tcrday. The yield will approximate about
3o,VD pounds.
The new telephone company now have
the poles set and the wires strung
throughout the town and a force Of men
are now busily engaged in installing new
phones in various places that were or
der,'d some time ago
One-hali pound bar Of fancy glycerine
toilet soap for loc Saturday only at
JEROME DRlG Co.
Miss Mae Thomas, OF Sterling, H., |
arrived last week and is the guest OF Mrs
W. A. lIeiss. Miss Thomas was here
two years ago and proved up on lGO acres
and now intends to make jerome her
future home
Mr. J. y Lewis arrived from Fl Nor
gan, Colo. last week, and intends To be-
come permanent resident here Mr.
Lewis is the father OF Mrs. Fred Roberts
and will make his home al Windy Glenn
ranch Tor the present.
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Speakman returned
last week from visit OF several days 10
Boise where the former went TO consult
via the Governor and equalization
board on matters pertaining Ia county
affairs.
\ dollars worth OF protection may be
the means OF putting slrr into your
pocket after the fire See llardwick Il
Company for your fire insurance.
The West End Cafe is new sign
that gr,-.ts pedestrians on West Main
street. and the fact that j o. AdainsOn,
the proprietor, is on hand 10 personally
attend To your wants, is most gratifying
indeed Step in and take i meal with
John.
our mathmetician got little muddled,
in the amount OF potatoes required To
plant the $40 acres being put IN 10y the
= II. x o. Co. The error Was noted
after about one-half the edition was run
of. hut il will readily be seen that the
amount should read $500 bushels, in
stead of ~.
II the ratio keeps up the title of hog
king will have Ia be transferred to l.. Il.
FRYE. who is managing the Ralph Moore
ranch. lie is now exhibiting ~ pigs as
the result oi this springs yield, with
more to follow. What's the matter with
this section A. successful hog producing
country.
r ARROW FLOUR takes away
, The dread that comes with baking day
II gives the housewife keen delight,
For now her bread is white and light.
= The dutch supper given under TN
auspices of the ladies Of the First Baptis
% church last Saturday evening, was quit
, well patronized 10y our citizens, and IL
A., this connection the ladies desire Ia ten
der thanks Ia all who So heartily assisted
in making the affair financial success.
h G.. ). Robb was the fortunate gIlesse
Y on the large sack of Arrow Flour tina
Y has been on exhibition in the Rchmon'
Mercantile window the past two weeks
. The actual weight of the sack was II
mounds and l3 ounces, and Mr. Robbs
guess was l43 pounds and II ounces
missing the correct weight by only ON
ounce.
r. 4 little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +
l. f. Reed has been in very critical con
dition the past week, and little hope
! entertained of her recovery. This est
mable family seems to have had MOI
than their share of sickness, as Mrs. i
and five children were down at one tim
" with the measles.
l. Chairman A. l.. Speakman of IL
: Board of County Commissioners has al
!. pointed Il. S Frazer of Jerome rs one
the delegates To represent Lincoln count
- at the lntermountain Good Roads Con
" vcntion, to he held at Pocatello me-
- month, where it liz expected from I'm
tn 100 delegates VIII he present. VI
g. Frazer IL not only one of the foremo
Il citizens of Jerome, but large lal
nd owner and an ardent booster for Il
H. tract and his selection as such delcga
is considered wise one.
(? At a meeting of the directors OF d
ee Farmers x Merchants State Bank he
&C on Tuesday, it was voted to reclnd {
early closing order adopted some tn
nd ago, and consequently, beginning toda
rst this bank will remain open from . o'clo
il a. IN. until 1 p. III. This step was tax
ia, to hetter accommodate the farmers duri
pw the summer months, and will likely
followed by the other banks.