Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-16

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last Thursday They were accompanied
home by the mother OF Mr.. Huyette,
whose home is in st Joseph Mo. who will
make short visit here.
just arrived. A big line OF Aviation
caps, toques, house waists, mittens,
gloves, bootecs, shawls, etc, etc,
The RACKET.
Mr.. 6. II. Nichols recently returned |
from the Camas Prairie country where
he purchased several head OF cattle
for Strengthening purposes. Mr.. Nichols
has just completed a new Strengthening
house on his farm northeast OF town,
where he will slaughter animals for the
market under strict sanitary regulations.
Mr.. J. H. Parsons and wife, OF Hollis
ter, Calf, have been the guests OF NJ. l..
Parsons and family, the latter being
their adopted son, and, AS VI. l.. says,
the only parents he ever knew. The
former is negotiating an exchange OF his
California holdings for property in the
vicinity Of Payette.
The Jerome Drug Co. are now display
ing complete line OF beautiful Anas
gifts. Iou will take pleasure i'll seeing
them.
Tuesday evening fair sized crowd
watched two games OF basket ball at the
Amusement hall In the first game the
High school girls team defeated the sec
ond girls team 2S-l. The second game
was holly contested one between the
High School boys and the Jerome pick
ups" in which the High school team won
2l-l9.
Mr. Dee Miner and Miss Marie Arps
departed yesterday morning for Shoshone
where they expected to be married, after
which they will proceed To Butte Mont,
where the groom has lucrative position
awaiting him. The young couple are
well and favorable known here, where
they have wide circle of friends, who
wish them success on LIES journey.
Take l.axacold Tablets for a cold in
the head. No quinine, no bnzzing in
the ears. pc box, at North Side
! Pharmacy.
Mr.. ). Tauber was here yesterday on
business mission connected with his
stock transactions. Mr.. Tauber has
been very successful in disposing of the
shipment of cattle and hogs which he
brought to the tract, and is now arrang-
ing for another shipment, which, how
ever, he does not expect to receive until
after the holidays. In the meantime, il
you ARE interested in stock, You can OBJ
tain iull particulars 10y addressing him
at Wendell.
f.. X. Smith, proprietor OF pheasant
Nook" farm, departed last Saturday for
an eastern trip that will consume the
most of the winter months. He will
spend short time in Denver and Chica-
90. and then go to Dunkirk, y. Y,
where he has relatives. Mr.. Smith IL
quite extensively interested III the or
chard proposition and placed an order
for several hundred additional trees be-
fore his departure, To be delivered in tn,
spring.
Jerome has very modest Basket Bal
team. which in not given to loud exulta
tons over laurels won. They recently
met the Filler team and defeated them
and the journal OF that place says of thu
game; Last Saturday the High Schoo
girls basket ball team from Jerom,
came over and defeated the Filler team
The game was good one and was wit
messed by fair sized crowd. The Je
rome team is about the fastest team il
? Southern Idaho, and the showing File
made against them was very creditable.
Inquiry is being made as to the owne
of "A colt which was killed on the Shor
, line last week. The animal was follow
r ing along the track and in attempting
p cross bridge, fell between the ties
breaking one OF its legs, necesstating il
being shot. Mr.. f.. &. Gleason put tn
animal out OF its misery, but up to til
: present time the owner has not been IL
4 Gated, although the railroad compan
stand ready TO pay for the colt.