Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-21

Mr.. A. w. Atwood had the misfortune
10 loose young colt last week.
Some OF our citizens are already devot-
ing their leisure hours TO making garden.
FoR SAIE.-Toulouse Geese eggs.
WILSON Bros.
Mrs. j. NJ. Mannon departed the first
Of the week ior prolonged visit among
friends in her old Illinois home.
o. w. Dougherty, who has been spend
ing the past week or so on the South
side, spent sunday with his family here.
The North Side Warehouse and Com
mission Co are buying several carloads
OF hay preparatory for eastern shipment.
We want 10 show you our new patterns
Of wall paper, the 1912 stock, at
2-2t. NoKrn SIDE PHARMACY.
The dance which was 10 have been
given at the Grand View Club House
last Friday evening has been postponed
until later date.
The Catholic Ladies' wish 10 announce
that their postponed ST. Patrick's ball
will take place Easter Monday, April Sth.
Detailed announcement later
A room il not complete until you have
some nice clean paper on the wall. Onr
patterns are the latest from a brand new
stock. Nogrm SIDE pmARMAcY. 22t.
Mr.. Hugo Colson, Of Woodside, Idaho,
was an interested visitor on the tract the
iirst OF the week, and is likely later on
To become one OF our regular citizens.
The Spring Millinery Opening at III,
Richmond Mercantile Co. on Saturday
should interest all the ladies. Read
about il in another column.
Bob" Pence, OF the Elevator Co., hai
been showing some alfalfa seed which
they have just received that tests Hi.
per cent pure.
X. ). Kiple, who is located on tn
Newell farm south oi town, reports tina
he has already sown twenty acres %
wheat and oats TINS sprng
The meeting OF the Country Club a
the home of Mr. and Mn. Griiliths Wa
quite slimly attended owing To sicknes
prevailing in the homes OF several OF ia
members.
Mr.. Ed Carver and family who hay
been living in town during the winter
have removed To their ranch north-wes
Of town and both declare that il will b
the last move they will make.
The Sunday School class Of Mrs. V. X
X. Skadden recently inaugurated Il SUI
prise on her, preparatory to her leavin
Jerome. and presented her with substaI
tial tokens oi their love and esteem.
Better select your seed potatoes early
We have limited amount OF selecte
White Peachblows for seed which wei
grown on the tract. Sample can he SEE
10y calling AT this office.
OF Burkhead has leased the liza
building, next door Ia the Richmon
Mercantile Co. store, and will remo'
his stock OF goods thereto. \ new iroI
will he put in the building and other III
provemcnts made.
Mr.. J. W. O'Connell has limit,
amount OF Early Six Weeks potato
which he will offer for seed to those WI
apply early for the same. Address IN
at Jerome or leave your orders at ii
office.
Our friend Clcve Osgood, ol Jonathi
Valley, had the misfortune to lose ~
Ilolstein cows one day last week with
the space of AN hour, and the same 1t
large Chester white SOW laid down Al
died. Cleve thinks he had his share
trouble for one day at least
Work has commenced on the large M
sugar factory to he built at hurley, a
the event was celebrated in beltting st,
by the citizens OF that town last wee
This factory will be one of the largest
the country and will furnish near IN;
ket for sugar bccts when the people
this section get to raising them.
A mare belonging to Mr.. VIM b
ming gave birth to twin colts one d
last week, but unfortunately both OF
little animals died. However, Mr.. B'
ming was partially repaid for this loss
same day, by the addition oi fine ii
stein calf to his already we'll selec
herd OF cattle.
Two more good experienced Ia
farmers arrived on the tract last w
bringing with them some fine look
horses and other stock, besides the II
essary implements Tor successful iarmi
We have reference to the Ploss Broth,
who arrived last Thursday from Teri
Iowa, and who will farm their land,
ing two miles west Of town, this seas
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