Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-18

Swiss and cream cheese at l,ichmond's.
Mrs. q. W. Dexter, OF Filler, Idaho, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Gill.
Radium, Liquid Air, Wireless Telegra
ply. VIM. b. Patty. What's the re-
lation?
Mr.. c. +. Annett spent the fore part
Of the week attending To business mat
tiers at Boise, having departed Tor that
place on Saturday last.
Pineapple, Edam, Swiss and I.imburger
cheese at Richmond's.
X. f. Elliott has sold his 10 north west |
OF town to a Mr.. Bishop who halls from
the Yakima country, and will leave in
few days for Spokane.
Mr.. Arthur Hart was called to Ault,
Colo, last week 10y All announcement OF
the death Of his father lie returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. l.. G. Humphrey returned from
Chicago yesterday morning. He comes
back iull Of enthusiasm, and stopped in
just long enough to say hello. being 50
anxious to get out to his ranch.
Sweet, sour and dill pickles at Rich
monds.
elements, wagons, etc, arrived for 1hos.
Iaycox this week and now lac is the
busiest man in town getting them set up
ready for delivery to the farmers.
Mr.. Ray James, son of Mr.. amid Mrs.
Harry James, has accepted position al
BELLEVUE, Idaho, and in IA letter Ia his
parents states that lac is much pleased
with the same.
Buy your paints and varnishcs oi the
Jerome Drug Co. They carry the Sher-
win Williams line, the best on the mar
ket.
Mr.. 4 Coupe, the genial cream collect
or, passed through Jerome Tuesday with
80 cans OF cream Tor the South SIDE
crrameries. The cream is transported
across the river over the tramway al
jess Knights farm
Don't neglect Ia hear Vim. l.. Patty
Radium. Liquid Air and Wireless Tel
egraphy.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid so.
ciety will have a cooked food sale al
Armstrong; store on saturday Afternoon
April nth All the good things known
to the culinary art will he on sale j
you don't believe il, go and see
CooIer's Liquid Sheep Dip and Coop
ems Branding Liquid are boon Il
sheepman. Satisfactory results guaran
teed Sold 10y Geo. +. Hall, Agent
w,.,d.l Idaho G-3
Mr.. 4. c. Alexander is the first L
d, report fruit trees in bloom, sending II
word Monday that some OF his aprico
and pear trees at Pleasant View Rancl
were in blossom. These trees were 81
ont two years ago and promise To yiel'
considerable irnit this season.
, Canadian Field Peas
White Navy Beans
Hog Millet
Norm SIDE WAREHOUSE * Cow. CO
, From present appearances there WI
be quite little fruit raised here TIL
" wear AS many of the trees that were st
ont two years ago are hanging iull
fruit buds. In their eagerness To gatht
; their first crop OF fruit we trust our ol
charlists will Use proper care and not a
rs low the young trees to bear heavy enoug
J" to iniure them.
-" Rhodes Double Cut Pruning Sheal
." cut both ways alike and do not brnise
IL iniure the trees. Used and recommend
t. Inv those who know. Call and examiI
~ them at Halls Implement store, Wei
" dell, Idaho.
~ r. ). Frazer spent Sunday at his ran'
H. and reports everything in good cond
tion. While there lac weighed TIM
o' year-old iilly and was much surpris'
he when Weighmaster Fry informed hi
e. that her weight was 100 pounds.
er long-yearing iilly tipped the scales
Isl l2l9 pounds. These animals are bo
M North Side products.
NJ. A. Thometz, one oi the progrcssi
Is. farmers living south of town, to-day So
Ell 40 sack OF potatoes tn Fred James.
're Texas. for S97I.SO. As the potatoes u
cn for commercial and not seed purposes
will he seen that the price is remarkab
rim being S237 per sack. Idaho soil W
le produce 2O0 sacks per acre and at sn
nd prices raising spuds would he very prof
m, able. Twin Falls Times.
'od Magnolias in blossom out OF doors
hts this time Of the year in Boise, is calcu
ed to arouse suspicious in the caste
,., mind if the story should reach that s.