Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-07-20

improved appearance all around.
Hobart Dill. another old Missouri
friend OF Bob Frazer, dropped in on the
latter yesterday. lie seems delighted TO
escape the heat and drouth of the east,
and cannot help but admire conditions
as they exist here.
Join the Anti-Fly crusade. See that
none Of these filthy disease carrying pests
are allowed 10 breed on your place. Buy |
4 garbage can at Archer's Tin Shop
We are indebted to A. +. Gould for a |
supply OF choice dewberries, of which he |
Will have quite crop this season. They
are Of Il large and uniform size, and are
another example OF the success TO be OBJ
tanned in raising small fruit in this Sec
ton, as well as apples, etc.
\ good secondhand sewing machine
sor sale at bargain.
ElIERIssoN, the Furniture Man.
Wendell IL arranging for county fair
to be held this fall. We are pleased to
see our sister town take this step, and
the citizens Of this nook will assist ma
terially in the matter oi displays. In
this connection we would call the officers
attention to the fact that Jerome has
fine band now that are very anxious to
show off their ability.
Life Insurance at actual cost in one OF
the best companies in America. See q.
H. Burkhead and let him explain the
plan oi The Bankers Lie Assn OF Des
Moines.
l.. G. McCargcr, who came west early
in the spring Tor the benefit oi his health
and who has been All attache OF the
TINES Office since, returned 10 his home
at Danville Iowa, on Monday. He is
publisher oi newspaper al Danville,
and returns to give the same more Of his
personal attention. May success ever
follow him.
DR. ). W. Splitter, Of Wellington Kas
who has been visiting his son, who has a
farm near Wendell, spent the day here
last Friday, the guest of G. F. Massey,
who received his inst banking experience
in the Doctors bank, al Wellington. OuI
bumper crops look good 10 the DR., when
compared with the deplorable condition.
existing in the drouth stricken sections.
The weather thus far this month ha,
been all that could be desired for tn,
/ maturing OF the grain, and the advance
ment oil corn, potatoes and other late
4 products While it has seemed uncom
fortably warm during the day the night
are refreshing, and We can congratulate
ourselves that We are not experiencing
, the torrid weather prevalent in the east
Z A dollars worth OF protection may b
the means OF putting 800 into you
pocket after the fire. See llardwick 4
Company for your fire insurance.
Don Mckay OF Wendell. WAS pleasan
caller last Friday, having come down t.
spend the day with old acquaintance
here. lie is very optimistic regarding
= conditions on the tract, and says tina
= after 10 years experience in the arid sec
tons. lac has never seen anything 1
equal this section. Don has 4 fine youn
orchard near Wendell.
II Miss Belle Johnson, OF Clinton, lows
= is the guest of friends here. Miss John
son has Travelled extensively, not only /
le this country, but throughout Europ,
10 and unhesitatingly states that the couI
lie try here, especially the climatic cond
oi tons. is superior to any place she hs
Is visited This indeed is a strong indors'
ment, and coming voluntarily, shoul
or carry some weight with it.
= Messrs. o. J. and w. W. Wilson an
Ralph Moore, together with their wiv'
ne and families, will compose jolly cam
&c ing party which will depart for Il
IF mountains Sunday. They will drl'
q. overland to Red Fish Lake, about Il
C. miles north OF here where they will speI
a month hunting and fishing. The BIO,
Ina are now taking orders Tor fish and gan
or Int report that they find it difficult
-. dispose Of ALL they EXPECT 10 get.
The open season Tor the sage hens con
, menced last Saturday, and our deale
or report an extra demand for anunltlo
Ia 1t is stated that the chickens We're nev
,n thicker in the mountains, and sever
. coyeys have been noted in various plaC
over the tract our sportsman were II
long il taking advantage oil the opport
To- nity. and several parties "hiked' for
brush Sunday morning. They all repC
m very successful trip and returned WI
ict ample evidence To prove 1t.
:" Mr. Thos. Handley who has he
w soliciting members here for the past Il
''e weeks in behalf OF the Brotherhood
vi American Yeoman, informs MS that
has secured upwards of 10 members, a
nd will organize local lodge here alb
Id Aup. lst. The society is considered c