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

Baled hay al the Elevator.
Ledger Perrne, Il brother OF |. Il. was
in town the first OF the week
Mr.. James Summers is spending the
week with her aunt Mrs. !. Il. Perrine al
her Blue Lakes home.
Ramsey Harrington has sold his ex-
press wagon and team 10 W. IL Forbes,
who took possession Monday
Onion Sets, The North Side Warehouse
& Commission Co., Ltd.
Word received from Mr.. Griswold re-
ports his wife III about the same cond-
ton, with no preceptible improvement.
T. l.. Denton, | mile west OF town has
just received three OF the finest Berkshire
hogs that he could find anywhere.
j. G. Moore, manager for |. b. Perrine
al Twin Falls was looking after the lat
ters interests here the first OF. the week
New line OF plain and fancy dishes at
The Racket.
Be sure and attend the baseball meet
ing at City Hall Friday evening March
-.
j. 4. Guerroloz and Elmer Jones OF
Spokane, accompanied 10y their families,
art occupying the Rogers house on LIST
Ave. The former is u land owner here.
Buy Yellowstone Special Flour from
your merchant Every sack guaranteed.
Frank r. Hills and James Erickson
are planning Ia plant several acres VI
onions oi the yellow Globe Danver vari-
ety. with seed raised by Frank Newell.
DR.. Matthew J. Beistel has offices and
residence in First National Bank build
ing. Day or night calls promptly an
swered. Tel 10.
James Bros have just added 10 their
pen Of prize birds, Crystal White Or
phington cock bird that took first pre-
miuin at the Boise State fair
Alrs Robt. Pence. Jr, has been quite
seriously i'll the past week, but her
friends will be pleased 10 learn that she
is improving rapidly.
The balmy weather last week has had
u tendency to bring out the pastures, 50
they now look green, and stock finds
them very fair grazing.
Garden seeds at the Elevator
j. W. Lawrence is experimenting with
u new corrigator, which he believes will
answer the purposes here, both as regards
its workings and cost 10 the user
ID. A. L'Ilerrisson spent Sunday with
iridnds AT Hagerman. Mr. ii. returned
Monday, but his wife and little daughter
will prolong their visit for another week
DO you know that Chester A. Titus,
who repairs watches, is now located in
the First National Bank building and he
guarantees all OF his work
Attorneys Hall, Peters, and Martin
were attending court at Shoshone this
week Everyone breathes easier when all
these legal lights are absent from town.
J. f. Elhart, of Caldwell, was in town
the first Of the week, looking over the
tract in general. and inspecting his prop
erty on west main street OF which he has
recently come into possession
W. NJ. Massey il seriously contemplate
ing the purchase OF an individual alfalfa
meal mill, AS thorough investigation
into the matter convinces him OF the
great worth of this meal for stock.
Notice our window display OF specially
priced lamps and frying pans at The
Racket
Gill 4 Robinson the livery and transfer
men, find their work crowding them this
spring, necessitating more draft horses,
and they were at Twin Falls Monday in
quest OF good heavy team
X. A. Frame, has sold his forty north
OF town to c. W Turpin, ol this place,
who will take possession at once. Mr..
Frame il at present possessor OF bearing
orchard tract near Shoshone.
II. L. HOLSTER, of Chicago and |. b.
Perrine of Twin Falls, were registered al
the North size llll tit lffst Oh tllt WEEK
Both gentlemen are large holders OF land
on the North Side.
The children oi James kersey Were
taken suddenly i'll the inst OF the week,
and for time their condition was very
critical. They are now improving how
ever.
Rev. X. Hid, was exhibiting pars-
nip which he dug from his garden the
first of the week, which measured Il
inches in length and IL inches in cir
conference
Mr. Bert Beckwith OF Provident, X. /
arrived last week ON visit TO the ianil,
oi his uncle W. 4. Cross. MIR. b. ha'
been spending the winter at Pocatello
but will return east again after his sojourr
here.
1t is now pretty well assured that on