Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-08-31
\ delegation OF Wendell business men


a liberal supply Of sweet corn, that Was
Of a most delicious flavor.
Monday Sept. ith is Labor Day and 81
legally declared by Congress. According
ly the banks will be closed on that day.
Miss Barbara Kicchle OF (hicaeo. is +
visiting Mrs Louis J Anderson, OF Pro- /.
grcss Ranch.
Mr.. c. IeMoync, AN extensive sheep
man OF Hagerman Valley, was looking
after business matters in this section
Monday.
Secretary Barrett, Of the Lincoln
Friday enroutc to Twin Falls in the
interest OF the fair.
DR.. l.. Il. Phillips and wife returned
home the first OF the week, since which
time they have been subjects Of congrat-
uations by their wide circle OF friends.
Nlessrs. \. l.. Spcakman and ". T..
Rice lett Tor Boise last evening To- be- pre-
sent AT the hearing before the Land
Board to-day.
Get can Of Conkey'- Fly knocker oi
the Jerome Drug Co. and do your milk
ing in peace.
The village OF Filler, across the river
has put in u water system Of It's own and
and the village trustees at their meeting
last week fixed minimum rate oi ~ 80
per month for the usc OF water
Mr.. \. l.. Sisam and family, the ior-
mer cousin OF Mrs. W. T. Hill, ar
rived Friday last, enroute from Scott
City, Kansas, To Washington They
will spend a short time looking over
conditions hem.
The post office site has been settled, We
understand, the location being selected
ON Ash strcct AT the rear OF the new Ri
dell building, and work will be- started
at once on the erection OF new building
Tor the same
DR.. VI. J. Bcistcl, Physician and sur
gcon Office. Fin, National Bank build
ing. Residence, three blocks south oi
land office. Telephone. 10
Miss Celia @ Brien has accepted a
position with J. A. Armstrong and will
preside over the dry goods counter.
She is pleasing young lady, and her
presence will add greatly to the popu-
larty Of the store.
To induce women To face forward ~
they step from cars, the street ear com
panics OF at least two cities have placed
mirrors on the platforms to attract their
attention and cause them 10 turn in the
right direction. How nice this will be
WHEN our electric car are running.
Sage brush torches, the only thing Tor
burning brush Get them at Archer's
Tin Shop.
H. c. Byrant shipped the first car Of
produce from the lagcrman Valley over
the new Bliss Rupert line this week. 1t
was a car OF watennclons and they went
to Butte. This line ii big advantag,
10 our people, AS they can now get thelI
produce to the railroad in about SLY
mile haul - Eagcrman sun.
A dollars worth of protection may b'
the means of putting 500 into youl
pocket after the fire. See liardwlck 4
Mrs. l.. j. O'Brien, of Minneapolis
arrived last week to join her chlidreT
here and will hereafter make this he
permanent home. Billy says these pen
odical increases in his family are yer,
pleasing and satisfactory To him, an'
now that the family is all united agaiI
everything is JOY and happiness at TIN
Always Inn"
Flies will not trouble the stock II yo'
use Conkcy's Fly Knocker. Sold onl.
10y JEROME Dare Co.
Mr. f. NJ. Coffee OF Auli, Colo, ar
rived in Jerome quite Unexpectedly sun
day to join his wife and daughter, WIN
have been visiting his two elder daugh
tiers, Mrs. 4. W. Hart and Mrs X. !.
Pence, Jr. lie seems very iavorahl
impressed with this country and unles
he decides To locate here, will return
with his family in the near future.
Ii it is something you want in shee
metal, and cant find it, 20 To Archer
Tin Shop. Special attention paid to al
orders-largc or small.
DR.. q. d. Evans. Of Chicago, was
pleasant caller last Friday. lie was cn
route to Wendell where he has larg
property interests and came VIA l"'
Falls, where he negotiated for % acr
of additional trees which he will add
his already large orchard OF Of acres
next spring. lie was accompanied U
Mrs. Evans, Mr.. +. c. Bills, and NJ
Marston, all OF Chicago.
Mr.. Campbell, who lives on the Mort
Side tract, seven miles north of Jerom