Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-25

ries plants in bloom.
Mrs. VIM. Benning, OF Appleton, left
for Boise Tuesday where she will enjoy
few days visit with her daughter, Miss
Ada.
Mr.. JOS. Schloegel, manager OF the In
dependent Meat Market AT this place,
shipped another car load OF hogs to the
Gooding Packing Co. yesterday.
Mr.. G. A. Randall. representing the
real estate firm Of Butts Il Randall, OF
Paola, Kansas, who is on tour OF in
vestigation OF Southern Idaho, spent the
day here yesterday.
The railroad company well at Eden is |
now down over 800 feet and the one at
Jerome over two hundred feet. Work |
has been stopped on both OF the wells
however, on account of distractions.
Liquid Air-one OF the wonders of the
world. Boils on ice; melts steel freezes
alcohol. Come and learn about it Tues
day evening at the Amusement Hall.
Tickets at jerome Drug Co.
Among the unfortunate passengers
aboard the Titanic were II family named
Collyer, consisting OF husband, wife and
baby, who were enroute To Payette, Ida
ho. The husband met death but the
wife and baby were saved.
Darling * Co.'S high grade beef scraps
will make your little chicks, ducks and
poultry thrive nightly. Call ON or
write Geo. f. Hall, Wendell, Idaho. 6-3t
Mrs. T. l. Robertson returned Tuesday
from winters sojourn AT Ration, y. NJ.
She WAS accompanied home by her
daughter, Mrs. Pence, and little grand
daughter who will make AN extended
\isit here.
Cooper's Liquid Sheep Dip and Coop
ers' Branding Liquid are Il boon 10
teed Sold 10y Geo. f. Hall, Agent,
Wendell, Idaho. G-;;t
Messrs Golf x Gregg have finished
baling over Dn tons of alfalfa for Messrs.
Glass, Hill and Wright and now have
their machine working at the w. l..
Lewis place. All OF this hay is being
shipped a. fast As ii is balei.
The Rupert Pioneer record says it il
reliably reported that new time care
: will go into effect on the North Sid,
schedule All We can say is, We trus
+ the report is correct.
! Prof. Patty brings supply OF Radiun
a. we'll a. Liquid Air and Wireless Tel
{ egraphy outfit and will demonstrate thes'
1 wonders with sore I'll entertaining ex
e periments.
We take cream, eggs and poultry il
J., trade. IAHN Bios
= Water cn-ss grows abnndantly alon
e the Snake river and Mr.. Fred Moon
laid some on our desk the other day tina
Il measured from four To five feet in length
4 and when prepared for the table wa
much enjoyed 10y the editor and family
l. Messrs Baker x Jensen, who recent
< purchased "A haling outfit, have bee
a crowded with orders since the installato
of the. machine on the tract. Last wee
Il they finished baling for Fred Olsen sout
a al town and this week they are AT wor
10 at the DIR. Collins farm west OF town.
Rhodes Double Cut Pruning Shear
~ cut both ways alike and do not brnisc {
p iniure the trees. Used and recommen,
r. 10y those who know. Call and examiI
them at Halls Implement store, Wen
. dell, Idaho.
"A Ten members Of the Masonic lodge
r. this place attended "A session OF the ord'
AZ at Wendell on Monday evening. TIL,
chartered a hand propelling special oN'
the Idaho Southern and enjoyed the ri'
-, down very much, but as none of Il
:. members were experts at hill clinbli
- the return passage WAS somewhat mo
laborious, and they all agreed that ri
ing the goat was more preferable to ri
riding hand car
- MIR. Joe Day. AN old wheel-horse
thi, section, spent Sunday here enron
49, home To IIillslale from attendance up'
the meeting of the Associated Wat
Users Union at Bliss. Mr.. Day W
among the early settlers, residing on {
=" Twin Falls tract at first, hut noting I
''' advantages on the North Side, he dispos
NJ of his property on the South Side a
II located on the first segregation, where
&C. is now most comfortably situated. \
Day reports much new development
Il, iny done i'm that section this spring
ted II looks as il our eastern friends mig
ere have the laugh on us this time. Al
zen heralding our summer weather for weel
we awoke Friday morning To find
mud .nVor.1 with "A mantle of Snu