Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-30

pie were almost tearing their clothes oil
to obtain samples OF Idaho potatoes.
A bevy OF young friends OF little Mi s.
Jhanna Arps to the number OF II, all
about II years OF age surprised her last
Saturday upon the advent 81 her 18th
birthday anniversary A right merry
time was had by all present
Only 4 weeks until Xmas. Don't put
off getting those Xnas gifts. The
Jerome Drug Co. has suitable gifts for
everyone. Call and see their fine dis
play.
Deputy Sheriff Sutherland made
clever capture in Gooding last week OF
young fellow named Frank Wood, who
is wanted at Pueblo, Colo, for various
crimes. The young man is strenously
fighting extraditon.
We inadvertently failed last week to
mention the accident that beiel Mrs Heiss
Mrs. Hawbecker and Miss Mae Thomas
in runaway. The ladies though badly
shaken up have all recovered from the
shock, with no bad effects.
DR.. NJ. j. Beistel Physician and Sur
geon Office, First National Bank build
ing. Residence, three blocks south OF
land office. Telephone. 76.
Mr.. Ben Deiiendori orders his paper
forwarded to Portland, where We under
stand he has accepted position with
the Oregon Idaho Power Co. Ben, how
ever, closes his communication 10y stat
ing that there is no place like Idaho. "
The Shoshone journal says that Victor
O. johnson lately received most tiatter
ing offer to enter law partnership in
another state with the best legal talent
to be found, but he isnot considering the
proposition as his prospects here are as
bright as one could ask.
The Methodist Ladies' apron sale will
be held in Tachas' Obj store building, on
Saturday afternoon, Dee. 2nd.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church are
arranging for the holding OF a Practical
Bazaar in the store building three doors
west OF the postotlice, on Saturday after
noon, Dec. 10th.
So many letters reach the dead letter
Office each year that have been addressed
to Santa Claus, that postmasters through
out the country have been instructed 10y
the Postmaster General to deliver letters
so addressed to persons or institutions
asking for them.
A bulletin just issued by State Food
inspector Wallis states that the sale OF
undrawn poultry d. e., poultry contain
ing the entrails or ntestines) is forbidden
under the. food laws OF Idaho, which
prohibit the sale of "any part OF an ami
NAL unfit for food. "
The coyotes are seemingly becoming
quite bold of late rs an experience thai
A. c. Alexander had last week would in
iicate. Returning home with his family
about dusk, two OF the animals FOLLOWED
the team for nearly mile through tn,
brush road, snarling and crying at times
Unfortunately A. G. had no weapon a
hand with which to exterminate them
Mr.. X. l.. Adams, who has been asso
ciatdd with the Richmond Mercantil,
Co. for some time, left Monday for Sal
Lake City to consult an eye specialist
Mr.. Adams has been suffering for som'
time with an afiliction of the eyes and ha
been unable to obtain relief even witt
the aid of glasses, and il is earnest.
hoped that he may find ready relief Il
the hands of the specialist
ID. w. Salladay had the misfortune t
loose a valuable COW Sunday from tn
I effects of alfalfa bloat. Several other RI
ports have reached us of narrow escape
of death of cattle from feeding too heav
of this hay, and too much caution canno
be exercised in feeding. 1t is to be hope
= that by another season an alfalfa mea
;. mill will be erected here which will Jesse
II the danger from this source to grea
y extent.
Is Mr.. Arthur Johnson, having dispose
of his land northwest of town, left tn
n first of the week for the coast countr
r where he expects to spend the winter
II Mr.. johnson has been here since the OF
r. ening of the tract and had put his Ian
1t in a fine condition, so that it brought
lie ready sale at $75 per acre. The Pun
chaser is friend OF Mr.. Oliver Brown
lie and will come here in thespring to max
a permanent residence.