Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
$500 per year
Hear Iii. Henry tonight.

,he past week or 80 at Twin Falls
". f. Zahn has rented the Watson
house lust above the park OH Avenue A
and has removed his family thereto.
sweet, sour and dill pickles at Rich
mond's
Mr.. II. Il. Bridges had the misfortune
10 lose Il mare last week that he had but
recently purchased.
Highest price for produce -l,ichmond's.
Faster services will lie conducted by
Rev. kotiend at the West School on
Sunday, April eth, at II O'Clock Il. IN.
Edward Julson, OF Mesa Colo, has
been an interested investigator Of this
section the past week.
We take cream, eggs and poultry i'll
trade ZAHS Bios.
We now have the paraiined butter pa
pers which are almost Indispensable for
summer use and can furnish them on
short notice.
Ii yon have not Il copy oi the State
contract, send us 80 cents and receive u
pamphlet containing a copy oi the con
tracts for all three s,-gregations.
Get your Formaldehyde Tor iumigating
and grain purposes at the
IN NORM SIDE PHARMACY,
The Plauss Brothers, who but recently
arrived here from Iowa, bringing four
fine mares with them had the misfortune
10 losc one Of them 10y death last week.
Work is progressing quite rapidly ON
on the new residence which Mr.. Cush-
man is erecting on his farm northeast OF
town.
FoR SALE. Toulouse G,-4-s. eggs.
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Tom Robertson, who lives lew mlle'
southwest al town, taker pride in exhibit
ing twin calves which were born on hii
place last week.
Mr.. Robert Williamson has purchase
the NJ. l.. Parsons acreage tract adjoin
ing town and expects To make rerina
ncnt home of the same.
Pineapple. Edam. Swiss and Iimburge
cheese at Riclimonds.
Geo. Wise and Geo. McAllister wer
rs over from the South Side this week look
ing for first class seed potatoes and offer
ing good round price for same.
Mr.. Ralph Baldwin, who handles III
clcaver At the Jerome Mere. Was called {
Woodland Park, Colo, the iirst OF ia
week 10y the critical illness OF his father
The new spring garments demand pei
feet fitting corsets. which can be secure
lay getting the Spirella. See Mrs. Ar
about them.
Sterrit Frazer left last week for liolli'
ter, where lac has become connected Wit
the Telephone Co. which is putting
AN exchange there.
Best line of Dry Goods, Groceries an
Shoes Bring in your eggs, poultry an
cream. ZAnN Bios.
Mr.. Geo Wallace, after spending
strenuous winter in the east, returned
Jerome on Sunday, eager to don h
working clothes and get busy on Il
farm south oi town.
Attached To the regular train over q
Short Line on Saturday last were sever
extra cans containing General Manag
Manson, General Passenger Agent Bu
ley and other officials OF the system.
Better select your seed potatoes earl
We have limited amount OF select
White Pearhbows ipr seed which We
grown on the tract. Sample can he st.
by calling at this office.
DIR. Evans, the Eye Specialist "
arrive at the North Side Inn at noe
Saturday March 30th and will rems
one day only. Those needing his servi'
are invited Ia call.
Eight ear loads OF sheep were unload
at the Short Line depot last week
grazing and feeding here. They VI
the property OF A. Johnson and had b'
shipped from payette.
Mr.. Joseph Ames and family, oi
long, H., friends OF l.. b. Wood, pr
pent of the First National Bank, arri'
last Sunday for an inspection OF the tr
with view to purchasing.
Mr.. j. W. O'Conncll has Il limi
amount of Early Six Weeks potat
which he will offer ior seed to those
apply early for the same. Address !
ut Jerome or leave your orders at
office.
Mr.. j. q. Henson, accompanied by
wife and family, arrived from Oakley
first of the week, to become per'nan
- residents oi the tract. Mr. Henson
work the Schonichson ranch this seas
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