Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
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the post Office here last Saturday.
Mr. Don Mckay was greeting jerome
friends several days last week.
Mr.. NJ. A. Holmes returned last Sat
urday from his sad mission east.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Grifliths will enter
tain the Country Club" Saturday even
ing Of this week.
We want to show you our new patterns
OF wall paper, the 1912 stock, al
Oh Norm SIDE Pharmacy.
r. l.. Pence Of the Milling x Elevator
CO.. has been loading several ears OF hay |
for eastern shipment the past week.
Mr.. Henry Hall, democratic county
committeeman. was at Boise last week |
ON matters PERTAINING To the welfare oil
the party in this county.
Mr.. Tom rrie, who has been with the
North Side Warehouse. and Commission
Co. for some time, has resigned his po-
stion and will remove 10 Twin Falls
Mr.. Ernest Harlow, representing the
Ridgely Protective Assn, sick and ac-
cident insurance for Odd Fellows, spent
a day here the iirst OF the week.
Mr.. Geo. lIneman has announced
himself as II candidate for Sheriff before
the republican primaries. Go TO II
George. and We hope you win ont.
A couple OF buyers were in town last
week looking up the surplus hay over
the tract. We understand the price Of
lered was from $50 To $500 per ton de
lyered on cans AT Jerome.
MIR. c. |. Hall, who Was formerly
manager OF the Idaho Telephone Co.
and later. manager OF the Gooding branch
uf the Bell Co.. has resigned the latter,
and will seek position elsewhere.
4 room is not complete until yon have
some nice clean paper on the wall. cur
patterns are the latest from 4 brand new
stock. NoRrH SIDE PHARMACY. IN.
Mr.. &. ]. Carlson, who has been en-
ployed on the Galcntine llawhrkcr farm
Tor the past two SEASONS. has resigned hi'
position and We understand will nmoN,
To town To follow other pursuits
The report current on the streets yes
teslay that Mrs. Armstrong was critically
III, happily proves without foundation "a
Mr.. A. states that both himself and fam
ily were never enjoying better health.
Mr.. o. T.. Burkhead closed deal yes
teriay for the purchase oi the IhonA
stock Of groceries, etc. Mr.. Burkhea'
will coniine himself strictly To groceries
and expects to handle a complete an'
fresh stock at all times.
Mr.. ]. W. O'Connell has a limiie'
amount oi Early Six WEEKS potatoe
which lac will offer for seed To- those VIII
apply early Tor the same. Address hin
at Jerome OF leave your orders at TIN
office
Mr.. Willard Fletcher arrived iror
Hoskins, Neb. with a car oi stock an
emigrant goods, over the Short Line q
Tuesday. MIR. Fletcher will farm III
X. q. Rohrke place, 2l9 miles south Z
the q. s. l.. depot the coming season.
For Sale.-Good substantial building
formerly used as town calaboose Pr
ceeds a. be used in helping Ia pay Il
salary oi the trustees. Full iniurInatio
can he obtained oi Chairman Gauss,
+. A. Busse OF the finance committee.
Mr. Percy Davis, former claim age
ior the Land 4 Water Co., has open'
a real estate office in the News buildin
Percy has some future intentions that
is not ready. Ia divulge at the prese
time.
Mr.. q. T.. Sandrock will farm 4
Heiss 81 laying just northwest OF TOW
the coming season. A commolious NJ
barn has been erected and cellar Il
and foundation laid for an enlargrmc
OF the dwelling already on the place.
Mr.. Robert Halpin, former sch'
mate of X. J. Rupp, who has been spcI
ing some time in the coast cities, ARR,
in jerome last Sunday, and like all otl
strangers coming here, is very iayoral
impressed with the surroundings.
q. b. Hawbecker offers several tons
Idaho Rural potatoes for sale. II y
are looking for this variety of seed, y
will find no finer anywhere. Mr.. lila
becker expects to plant lon acres oi
variety of seed himself the coming :
SON.
Report reaches MS OF the prccari
condition of Mr.. n. ID. Bohbitt, whose
juries from barb wire cut were no
in these columns last week. II is thou
that blood poison has set in and at
accounts his condition had become II
alarming to his friends.
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