Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-04-11

=. Foster ana fanny are tilis week re-
moving from town To their ranch home.
New trimmed hats just arrived this
week. ARMSTRONG.
Mr. Houston, OF the Gooding Packing
Go. was looking after his business inter
ests here yesterday.
Rev. Silas Perkins il here from Oregon
arranging Tor the improving Of his land
laying south OF town.
We take cream, eggs and poultry in
trade. IAnN Bros.
II. X. stevens and wife will this week
remove To their ranch, little north and
west of town, for the summer.
Mrs. G. T.. Palmer and two children
are visiting relatives and friends in Twin
Falls tins week.
Get your paints, wall paper, Kalso-
mine etc. ri the Jerome Drug Co. They
carry - con plcte line.
Swiss All cream cheese at Richmond :.
The carI~ ltcrs and painters are rapidly
pntting tir finishing touches Ia the eN-
terror oi tl.c NJ f. church building.
Buy your paints and varnishes OF the.
Jerome Drug Co. They carry the Shcr-
Min-W iiliams line, the best on the mar
KIT.
As AN evidence that summer is upon
ms, all the soda water fountains are in
operation and there is "A brisk demand
for ice cream and summer drinks.
New str-et hats at ~ - To SD.
ARMsIRnNC.
The NJ. T.. Ladies Aid Society will
meet AT the home oi Mrs. :. l.. lIughcll.
Thursday afternoon. April 18Th. All
members and friends invited.
NJ. Joe Wragg. brother ol J. H.
Wragg, living north oi town, suffered
from slight stroke ol paralysis on Mon
day. Late reports. however, are To the
effect that he is getting along nicely.
Sweet, sour and dill pickles AT Rich
mond's.
An old hen with brood oi little chick
occupied prominent place in the dis
play windows OF &. +. Annett & SoI
over the Easter season and MAS an "b
ject oi much comment 10y passcrs 10y.
Several oi the lady friends OF Mrs. |.
A. Tilman rendered her a birthday sur
prise on Friday last at the home OF Nm
Alta Moore quite large number wcr
present and very enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
Best line OF Dry Goods. Groceries am
Shoes. Bring in your eggs, poultry am
cream IAHN Bros
Mr.. q. l.. Jordan who some time az
was removed Ia sanitoriun al Black
foot Tor treatment, returned home la-
week apparently permanently cured
much to the joy OF his family and hi
vide circle of friends in this section.
Better select your seed POTATOES early
We have a limited amount oi s''l,rtc
White Peachblows for seed which wei
grown on the tract Sample can hc sec
by calling at this office.
Chairman Gauss, OF the Village Boarc
has been pretty well employed on h
farm this spring, preparing land Tor u
planting of ~ acres OF potatoes tins yea
We understand il is his intention Ia n
move his family Ia the farm for the sun
mer.
Mr.. J. W. O'Connell has a limit,
amount of Early Six Weeks potat"
which he will offer for seed To- those wi
apply early for the same. Addn~s hi
at Jerome ar leave your Orders AT ia
office. =
Mr.. Ledger Pcrrine, with force
men, il now busily engaged putting
an orchard on the lIollister and PERM
holdings. They expect To put ont 90"
trees on their land this spring. As VI
pcrrine is an experienced orchard ma
it is quite evident that lac has cNpli'
faith in fruit culture in this section, judi
ing from the extensive manner in wine
he is going into it.
FoR SALE. Toulouse Geese eggs.
WILSON Bios.
Some of the hest nursery stock cv
brought To the tract is being recciv
this spring. Yesterday shipment "
received from the Davis County Nuns,
ics, oi Roy, Utah, which was distrlbut
by Mr.. q. Is. Ilawbccker. This sto
was thoroughly inspected by Inspect
Brennan and not single tree was Ton
diseased or imperfect, and the quail
equal to the best In fact all who Ina
ordered nursery stock this year ha
been fortunate in getting excellent ire
Pm Just as busy IA can he
Says every farmer that You see.
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