Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-09-12


Inc Melon Growers Associalion Skinned
ear load ri canteloupc To the Bntt.
market today. kyrl James accompauied
the shipment and will look after their
disposal.
Mr. !. l.. Denton surprised hi. rnst,.
mers this week 10y informing them thai
he wound retire from the retail dairy
business on the 10Th oi the present month.
lie will offer his COWS at auction. and
will hereafter conlinr himself to general
farming.
Whole or ground spices Of all kinds at
Richmond's.
4 report from Kellogg. Idaho state,
that the school board AT that place will
advise the teachers before the opening Of |
school that they will not he allowed L.
attend dances while in the employ oi the
board, and tine practice OF girls attending
school using powder or pant, must be-
abolished.
At the home oi the brides uncle at
llermlston, Oregon, on SUNDAY. Scptcm-
Der lsl MIR. K. j Goats Was united in
marriage To Mrs. Leila Anderson. The
happy couple have returned To- Jerome,
where they will 90 To- housekeeping in
the t'pdykc residence which Mr. Coats
recently purchased Tia, Times cNtend,
congratulations.
kcmmcrer Lump and MT Coal.
NORM SIDE WAREnor ~ x Cow. Co.
". q. Woncr, oi Pitcairn. Pa, re-
turned L. his eastern home yesterday,
after spending 4 pleasant week here with
hi- old friend, W g. Bell Mr.. Momcr
Was shown over the North and South
side tracts, and his opinion al Idaho il
81 favorable that We may look for him
to return al no distant date.
Thus. kehrrr delivered three wagon
loads ni Cantrlnupcs To the Melon Grow
rrs Association on Monday OF this week
OF cuur,,. this Is no melon country tut
the same parties who last year posed A.
experts. stating that We could not raise
melons here are now prorlaming What a
wonderful N hon country We have.
Come ont oi il men, les up ami tell the
people Why you made such statements.
Mixed spices Tor pickeng purpos's Al
klchmonds.
Hoy buyers from Gooding are nov
keeping AN eye on this tract A. AT th'
present time over 300 head Of hogs an
being fed here. Among the large feed
en- are &. \. DcNoc, 80, W. NJ. Mas
.ry 4 son Id. Moore Il Fry ln, Gr"
llogslirc 10. Marshall llolm,s lon, W
+. N,alie 10. q. VI Robinson 10, vii
,on Bros, Frazer, pctrir, Denton, Hrnn
= or and DOZEN, oi others. Let the lace
hueiu,-~s 20 on a. they arr sure m"rlgas
T. litter,
Il Buy your sahool supplies OF the Jrr"In
Drug Go. and get AN automatic p"rk'
' pencil FREE
AtllfiL tNll AllA 1Ni--f 'Ai'f''
y time ago by the farmers, that Salnrda
be- made hall holiday. and that on
u merchant, offer special inducements /"
, that day. Mr. j. \. Armstrong VIII III
II uignratc this system on Saturday OF thl
O4.k A. will lee s,rn Is hls Announce
l. nlent in another column. Tins VIII u
r folloved each week with some specis
- article
r. sn,,-- nf all kinds at Richnond's.
: Fred Zahn and r. ;. Frazer n'tnrne
Saturday from business and plcasn'
Trim to the Wood River country WIN
, away they had the pleasure OF day
6shin, at the Magic Dam reservoir
~ which resulted in probably the best cate
II salmon Trout ever shown IN Jerome
X magnificent fish weighing GA an ave
,s,. "a. nounds each These were dl
trihut,,i To friends al these lucky angler
nnch to the delight Of those who We
=" - fortunate As To- be remembered.
Rock Spring. Lump and Nut Coal
NORM SipE W NREnouSE COW. I
. Georcc II. Iawshe any j. {. oss""
tvo thrifty farmers OF the Falls city 81
-, finn know how to combine bnslhc
with pleasure for the whole ian'l
When they had occasion to 20 int" 4
maintains this summer in quest III pm
nole. for use ON their home places
nj make feed racks and the like, they to'
tie along their wives and children, who IN
well enjoy the outing and the novelty
.es the trip. The party passed thr"u
ii Shoshonc on Monday, their dest'natl
III heinp north Of Ketchum, where poles
ng inst fine right size may he obtained. ]
to families will have all the comforts Il
We amy campers could desire on such tr
-Shoshonc Journal.
is We note with good deal ol sat'S'i
mi 49,, ,h,t many potato cellars are bel