Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-07

Work is progressing quite rapidly on
the new Methodist church building.
See the Milling x Elevator Co. for
seed potatoes.
Tonight at the Amusement hall, "Was
She to Blame" by the Stuttz big theatre
company.
Mrs. Thos. Glover, of Kimberly, spent
the first of the week here, the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. 5. 5. Shaw.
Remember the bond election next Mon
day and vote for the bonds 50 that inn
provements may still be continued.
l. b. Perrine has had "a force Of men
ut work improving the canyon grade on
this side OF the river.
IL. Il. Bridges went over to Twin Falls
last week TO get II potato planter that
had been shipped to him there.
Friday and Saturday nights the j. q.
Stuttz big theatre Co., in new and up-to-
date plays at the Amusement Hall.
X. A. Ambrose and Gus Callen were
Twin Falls and Hansen visitors last Sat
urday and Sunday
Nl,ssrs L. j. Anderson and 4. {.
Alexander madea business trip To Twin
Falls last saturday.
Ii you never attended rummagc sale,
call and see the Methodist ladies AT the
Tacha building on saturday afternoon.
The j. Il. Stuttz Big Theatre Co. at
the Amusement Hall, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings
Miss Queenie Saladay, who is manager
OF the Racket store at Wendell, spent the
time between trains here Tuesday.
Miss Zelphia Plummer, who has been
spending the winter at her old home at
Ncemah, Wis. returned Ia jerome Tues
day.
The lambng season has commenced at
the Wilson Bros ranch and everything is
proceeding very satisfactorily
Remember the st. Patrick ball AT the
Amusement Hall Monday evening, March
18th.
4 ear Of household goods belonging To
Mr. F. ). Garrison arrived Tuesday and
Mr. q. has been kept busy hauling them
10 his home northwest OF town.
Mrs. j. j. Roers, who has been spend
ing the past two months at her old home
al Pomcroy, Wash, returned home on
Monday.
A local branch of the Farmers Coop.
eratiye Union OF America WAS organized
here on Monday with fifteen charter
members.
Mrs. A. f.. Smith and children lef
Tuesday for Downey, Idaho, where Mr.
Smith has assumed his duties rs water
master.
The Water company has put several u
their ditch riders at work cleaning ditchc
and otherwise preparing for the earl,
delivery oi water.
NJ V. Wolf, who like several othe
Jeromites has been enjoying(?) the east
ern winter, has returned Ia jerome
having.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the VI. +
church will hold rummage sale at IN
Tacha building on Saturday afternoon 4
this week, II you want anything at al
no matter what, call and SEE them
Mr.. Vic. Skadden departed last wee
for Price, Utah, where he will assrn
the management of the Wecter lumb,
Co. yards at that place. Mrs. Skadde
and children will follow shortly.
We have small quantity of onio
seed, of the Yellow Globe Danver variei
which was raised here on the trac
which we can offer for 81 90 per poun'
II you are in the market Tor onion ~,
let us know.
Mr.. JOS. Schnecherger has been col
Quoting sort of private hospital at h
country home, several of his childr'
having been quite critically i'll. We a
pleased to state however, that they Il
now rapidly improving.
w. II. Stoccker, of Nampa, Distr
Deputy Of the Modern Woodmen, was
visitor at the local camp here last We
and gave very interesting talk relati
to the rate adjustment question that
now being agitated 10y the order.
The Western colonist rates went il
effect on the railroads last week, a
will continue until April 10th. As thu
has been much inquiry made from ca
ern farmers regarding Idaho, it is fair
presume that large number will nv
themselves of this opportunity of inve'
eating some of the claims made
Southern Idaho