Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23

k. 5. Frazer and Paul Kartzke, ac-
companied Joseph Tiienbaugh to Sho-
shone Monday. Joseph returned full
Pledged citizen Of the T. 5. even ii it
took the President and director OF one
OF our leading banks To make him 30.
When in town meet your neighbors in
the Rest Room OF the Racket store Cool
and comfortable.
The st. Patnick's ball given by the
Catholic ladies last Friday evening proved
II very enjoyable occasion. A large num-
Der being present, and the treasury Of
the society will be largely enhanced
thereby.
ii. 4. Pugh, the stone mason who is
among our substantial citizens, and who
has been pretty busily engaged on differ
ent portions OF the tract, will again make
his headquarters here, prepared TO give
you estimates on any work in his line
you may desire. See his card elsewhere
Hiawatha Nut and Lump Coal at the
Elevator
ID. A. LHerisson who has managed
the Amusement Hall for some time, will
give up the same the first OF the month
and donate his time more closely 10 his
furniture business. We understand his
successor has not been selected as yet.
The fourth entertainment OF the Ly-
ceum Course will be given at Amusement
hall this Thursday evening. For this
occasion the lotion Company OF Ma
gcians has been engaged, and very
enjoyable evening is promised.
X. A. Birdwell, OF Spokane, after look
ing over the advantages here, has ac-
quired u +O-acre piece northeast OF town.
Mr. Birdwell is All old experienced irri-
gator, and will remove his family here al
once and begin operations.
Mr. Robt r. Mueller, Of Chicago, who
has just unloaded car OF emgrant goods
at Appleton Was meeting jerome citizens
last week lie will see work started on his
ranch before returning To Chicago, and
while here is being tenderly cared for by
the VIM. Benning family near Appleton.
James II. Wallis State Food Inspector
was in jerome on official business last
Friday Mr. Wallis is also secretary Of
the Southern Idaho Press Club, and dur
ing the past session OF the Legislature
filled the position OF chief clerk OF the
house OF representatives
County Commissioner Dnatush III
Hagerlnan was in town the inst OF the
week and closed negotiations with the
Frazer Moore Go. Tor the purchase OF a
portable alfalfa meal mill, which lac will
have in operation by the time the first
cutting is ready.
Ralph Wallace returned TO jerome
last week with young bride Ralph
promised 10 tell us all about il, but his
time has evidently been too much occu-
pied. However We congratulate him,
and welcome the young bride among
our midst.
iN'fs w ~ AAPPte Va DAiBTitOiit
held services and baptised one infant at
the Calvary Episcopal church here Tues
day night He will be- here for services
regularly the Tuesday evening before the
fourth Wednesday in each month at s
p. IN. hereafter.
II. :. Green, Of Morrison, Ill. is ex-
a. A.. 1.
departed from his eastern home Monday
evening. Mr.. Green is land holder
here, and is now interested in erecting a
large pumping plant with which it is ex-
pected to water several thousand acres on
the south side.
NJ. =. Norvil drove in from IIager-
man Monday with three fine looking an
imals, two fillies and Il gelding, which
he had purchased in the valley Mr.
Norvil knows a good horse when he sees
it, and had several opportunities to dis
pose OF these horses before lac arrived in
jerome.
ID. c. McWatters has received ship
ment Oi pedigreed Dnroc jersey hogs
from Iowa, to put on his ranch west of
town. Ii is stated that one of these ami
mails set Nc. back $4,000, but they are
said to be the finest bred Durocs that
can be found in the United States, and
as he never does anything by halves, he
believes the best stock obtainable is none
too good for the North Side.
+. j. Neuzil, living over near the
Butte was in Monday, wearing the smile
of contentment, and like many Others
with great confidence for the future Mr..
Neuzil had eleven acres in alfalfa last
year from which he sold Il tons OF hay
at so per ton in the field, besides IT.
serving - tons ior his own Use. lie
was unfortunate however in losing a team
this winter, but expects to double his
alfalfa acreage this year besides putting
in wheat, barley and oats