Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-21

i"Nc dllalr was thc primary cause for the |
deed. The victims father is also resi-
dent OF Twin Falls.
Appropriate Christmas exercises will
he held at the Coppdale school house to-
morrow friday evening An interest
ing program has been prepared with
songs, recitations, etc, by the young
people of that locality, the exercises
closing with Christmas tree. Those
having the arrangements in hand are
anticipating Il very enjoyable time.
At their last regular meeting the NJ
w. A. Lodge of this place elected the
following officers: A b. Barclay, V. c.,
c. h. Roberts, w. A, VIM. O. Bren,
Banker, c. +. Palmer, Clerk, DIR. +. ID.
Piper, Physician, and +. NJ. Whaley,
Manager. The new officers will be in
stalled into their respective offices the
first meeting night in January.
Mr.. l.. d. Carlton has disposed OF his
registered Holstein bull which he adver-
tised last week, to Mr.. Perry Dodd, and
the animal will be added to the herd OF
fine stock now installed at Wild Rose
ranch The herd of cattla recently re-
ceived by the Jonathan valley farmers
are all high grade lIolsteins and it is the
intention to keep up the standard.
DO not worry over that Xmas gilt, you
can find gifts To please anyone at the
jerome Drug Co.
A practical illustration Of the revenue
to be derived from Il dairy is manifested
in the report Of the Sterling Creamery
Co., in which the Bull Herald states
the company paid out 81 10000 in 80
days to the farmers in the Bull country.
| Mr.. Magic, the manager OF the Co.,
says the average for each COW was 81
for the thirty days. OF course some OF
the cows yielded much larger revenue,
but even at this average figure it makes
Il neat little sum.
All kinds OF good things to eat and IL
wear. Your patronage solicited.
ZAHN Bros.
The Royal Neighbors OF jerome held
their annual election recently at which
time the following officers were elected
Mrs Maud X. Piper, Oracle, Mrs. F.
VI. Whaley, Vice Oracle, Mrs. White
Receiver. Mrs IL. ID. Cook, Recorder
Mrs. John Crutchfield, Chancellor, Mrs
Tacha, Marshall John Crutchiield ant
Mrs Mobley, Managers, Mrs. Carver
l. >, Mrs. Lloyd, o. >, f.. ID. Piper
Physician.
4 special meeting OF the odd Fellow,
lodge at this place, was called for las
: Friday evening, fur the purpose OF enter
: tanning Mr.. II. 7. James oi Boise, wh'
is state instructor for that order. Mr.
5 james delivered very appropriate al
, dress, and at the request of the lodge
will make arrangements to be here il
January To instruct the degree teams
Refreshments were served, after whicl
the .igars were passed around, ant
a social hour enjoyed.
a Your Xmas gifts will be appreciate
if bought of the Jerome Drug Co. DUAL
y. ity counts.
e Some of the Chicago friends of eX
Alderman Frank T. Fowler, who was i
L Jerome at the time of the land drawing
r. perpetrated joke on him which Ia
4 caused him some annoyance. The IT
y port was sent ont from Chicago that h
I had been appointed Street COMMISSIONS
nt Boise, and mail commenced to acct
:, mulate for him there and the joke WI
crrried so far that Mr.. Fowler had I
~, wire the City Press Association, denyin
the report. Mr. Fowler is still in Il
west.
The Farmers Demonstration train dl
to arrive here last Sunday a ! 30, WI
delayed by disabled engine and did II
II reach here until O'Clock in the evenin
As "A consequence very few were at Il
l" depot upon its arrival, and only fe
S' moments stop was made here. The d
Law caused disappointment to those wi
IN were anxious To visit the train, and q
X uncertainty of its arrival, and the ia
ly that there is no telephone connection
q, town, deferred many of our citizens fro
he going tn the depot.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Whitehead left yesterd
lr- for Chicago tn meet with the stockhold'
d. of the Idan-Ha Co., of which he is I
of local manager. After this meeting
will proceed to his old home at Goshe
vn Ind, where he expects to visit for sol
n time. The Idan-Ha Co. have 40 acr
a. which is all cleared and planted with
ms exception OF 20 acres. This work |
al, all been accomplished since last Mar
by Mr.. Whitehead, with the assistal
val of MIR. A. 5. Herman, and reflects mt
40 credit upon these gentlemen. un'
NJ Mr.. Whitehead's management the pl
If has undergone very radical change
IL the mast few months. and is now G