Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-13

- ''''ht liaHsiefs III larin prop |
er'y' and enquiries from the east relative
10 conditions here are becoming more
numerous.
i-iie Insurance at actual cost in one of |
tle best companies in America. See @. |
II. Burkhead and let him explain the
plan OF The Bankers Life Assn. Of Des
Moines.
w. j. Broadstone Of Monmouth, III.
a friend OF the Bruner family living north
oil town, arrived last Friday, and will
spend some time here. Mr.. Broadstone
says the conditions through Nebraska are
pitiable,as all the crops have been prac
ucally ruined He is very favorably i'm
pressed with this section, and the album
dant yield Of everything.
A. l.. Speakman informs MS that the
total yield from his acre OF Strawberries
exceeded 1900 boxes. With the prices
received, ranging from 20c box down
to Zoe, 1t can readily be figured out what
an acre OF ground in this vicinity will
yield. With more attention TO the care
OF the vines, larger yield is anticipated
another year.
Mr.. Fred Carlton and daughter were
driving to town one day last week, when
the daughter was taken suddenly i'll.
She was removed to their residence here
in town, and physician summoned,
when it was found she was suffering from
partial paralysis, She has been uncon-
sc!ous at times, but late reports are to the
effect that she is slowly improving.
Join the Anti-Fly crusade See that
none of these filthy disease carrying pests
are allowed 10 breed on your place. Buy
a garbage can at Archer's Tin Shop.
Mr. NJ. q. Brennan has disposed OF
his interest in the Hotel Jerome 10 Mr.
IL. y. Schillington Of Rupert, who took
possession yesterday. Mr.. Brennan ex.
poets soon to leave for Murphy, Ida.
where lac has desert claim that he vii
improve The new proprietor come,
highly recommended and we bespeak fol
him the same cordial treatment that ha,
been extended the retiring landlord
d. c. MacWatters, general MANAGE
OF the Kuhn interests in Idaho, went Il
ogden Wednesday night, to join Presi
dent W. S. Kuhn and Vice Presiden
+ ]. II. Purdy, enroute to California. Thu
: distinguished party are on a tour of in
spection and will first visit the Sacra
mento valley project of one hundred an,
forty thousand acres. This land sell
from sl2j to $40 per acre. Later tn
party will visit Idaho.
, ). l.. Spurrier,, of Guthrie, Okla, al
old friend OF r. 5. Frazer, spent Sunda
: with the latter. lie is making an over
land trip to Portland in an auto, and IT
ports a very pleasant trip as far AS Mil
ner. where he WAS forced to wait for re
pains. He is driving Chalmer, cylin
der car, and although it had run owe
Al, 900 miles before starting on this trir
he had covered 1900 miles of the distanc
l. without 4 mishap.
Among other improvements noted o
the DIR. Collins farm, which is 30 abb
managed by Tom Johnson, is the film
l up of coulee which ran across the se'
j ton line and through a corner of Il
farm. The waste water now comes dow
4 the section line, and through an is To-
+ culvert. and gives that part of the lar
+ a very neat appearance. Mr.. JohnsC
has Just finished clipping his large fie
= of alfalfa which was sown this sprin
n and from which he expects TO cut at le.
d a ton To the acre later in the season.
re Some time ago the County Commi
sioners instructed the County attorney
P, bring action against the Idaho lrrigati'
y Co. and the Twin Falls North Side Lai
- and Water Co., for back fees it W
r. claimed was due the county The IN;
in ter has been deferred pending <he hes
ing of a similar action on the South Sic
te which has been decided in favor OF {
at county. The prosecuting attorney
- ports that he has served notice on |
Two companies, the former OF which !
u sienificd their willingness to comply w
d. the notice. No reply has as yet been
i'll ceiycd from the Twin Falls company.
Mr.. T. f. Sargent and wife left for
ne east Saturday, expecting TO be absent
year. The TIMES will follow them
Elgin, ILL.,, where they expect to spe
Oh the most of their time, although Il
a will visit among friends and rclstiv
nv Mr.. S. is quite heavy property Owl
N here. and it must not be inferred that
ire il leaving Jerome for good, as he
n negotiating for some farm property
before he left. He says they Will
gone year il their yearnngs Tor SOU
ice ern Idaho do not bring them back so
nd or The father of Mrs. Sargent, v
70 has been spending week with the
accompanied them east
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. X
=, has been saddened by the death OF Il
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