Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-12-07

everyone. Call and See their fine dis
ypla.
On drive through Jonathan Valley we
noted new addition being erected to the
dwelling OF Geo. ii. Lawshe, the Chester
White hog man. Who says that it does
not pay to raise hogs on this tract espcc-
tally if you raise good ones?
Mrs Marshall 5. Huyctte, who has
been the guest OF her son W. l.. Tor sever
al weeks, returned to her home at ST.
Joseph, Mo- last Friday. She was accom-
panied as lar Us Cooling by her daugh
ter-in-law, Mrs. w. l.. Huyette.
DO not put oil buying your Nmas gifts
till the best is gone. For small pay
ment down We will gladly hold them till
you want them.
North Side Pharmacy.
Mrs. Speilman, who has been Il guest
of her sister, Mrs. L. q. Croker, during
the past summer, returned To her home
in Chicago yesterday. Her friends in the
city will readily note the beneficial effects
she has derived from the Idaho climate.
Mr.. J. n. Shepard had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse by sickness last
week. II was one Of his best animals
and WAS highly priced by him as we'll as
being much admired 10y all who had seen
il.
Mr.. NJ. \. Holmes last week received
pure bred Poland China SOW direct
from the Clay Hill herd at Princeton, III.
This herd is headed 10y Highland, high
ly bred and registered animal, and Mr..
Holmes is anticipating great results from
his purchase.
j. Il. Sexton, who was sworn in rs one
OF the Jurors in the famous Mcnamara
trial at Los Angeles, is brotherin-law
OF Mr.. Jerry German, OF this place. The
sudden termination Oi the trial relieved
him from 4 long and. tedious service, how
ever.
Miss Felicia l.aPagc has been installed
rs manager OF the local telephone office
at this place General Manager Hall in
forms rs that an all-night service will be
installed here within short time, an
announcement that will he received with
much satisfaction by the public generally
A new time card went into effect ON
the Short Line Monday, giving the towns
| "A. 81. 81, ..ar,ri.n
ing east the train arrives at Jerome Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 a.
M, returning alternate days AT 3:3o p.
III. The train runs direct from Bliss Ia
Oakley now, instead of stopping at Rn-
pert.
Messrs Frazer and Zahn brought in Il
herd of about 200 sheep last week for the
purpose of disposing OF them among the
farmers in small lots, but they looked sc
good to f. II. Hills that he took tn,
entire herd and will branch out in tn,
sheep raising industry. 1t looks good tC
see stock coming on the tract, rs it vii
tend to keep up the price OF hay.
Mr.. +. X. Hills, who lives few miles
northwest of town, brought dresset
hog to market last Saturday that weighe,
upward of 500 pounds and brought iortl
much comment from those who saw it
The animal was OF the Duroc breed an,
was only two years old. With the pres
en-; price OF dressed pork it will he secl
that the hog would bring upwards of So
which is another argument in favor Il
hog raising on the tract
The Village Trustees met in regula
session Tuesday evening. Very littl
business was transacted outside Of allow
ing the usual monthly bills. The deposi
tory bond of the Farmers and Merchant
Bank for the protection OF the city fund
, was examined and on motion approved
= Arrangements were made to keep til
City Hall open all day Monday Dec.
4 for the accommodation of strangers in Al
tendance at the land drawing.