Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-01-04


An infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Smith, of this place died on New Years
day.
Read the article on the Great North
Side Tract in last Sundays Statesman.
On sale at Annctt's.
Mrs. j. j. Roers left yesterday for
few weeks visit with relatives ut Pom
eroy, Wash
Mr. John F. Mcintyre attended the
Dairy Convention at Twin Falls this
wOck.
Mrs. +. X. Robinson and children re-
turned last Sunday from their extended
Kansas visit
DR.. j. +. Sthmershall left yesterday
for Salt Lake City, on professional bust !
hess.
Cloyse Minis returned this week from
holiday visit with relatives at Twin
Falls
The January term of the District
Court will be convened at Shoshone on
Monday, Jan. 10Th.
Mrs. X. G. Sherman and little son,
after two months visit i'll Chicago, re-
turned home Sunday
The board OF County Commissioners
will convene in regular january session
at Shoshone next Monday.
On Tuesday OF this week Geo. Iawshe
shipped one OF his fine Chester White
Bears to Moscow, Idaho.
Mr. f. Tacha is enjoying visit from
his brother, whose home is at Jennings,
kans.
Several OF our mechanics and laborers
departed yesterday to commence work
on the various pumping stations.
Commissioner Speakman left for Boise
Yesterday to attend convention OF the
County Commissioners OF the State.
Read the article on the Great North
Side tract in last Sundays Statesman.
On sale at Annetts.
The Jerome Drug Co. are selling ont
their line OF hand painted china and cut
glass at cost until Jan. 18th, for casl
only
The regular meeting OF the Jeromt
branch OF the Canal Users Association
will be held one week from next Satur
day, Jan. 18th.
DIR. NJ. j. Beistel, Physician and Sur
geon Office, First National Bank build
ing. Residence, three blocks south o
land office. Telephone. 10.
The Rupert PioneerRecord had L
page issue last week containing a genera
review OF the past years history OF tina
flourishing little town. The edition wa
very creditable one.
Did it ever occur to you that there wer
So Sundays in the year just closed, an
that il your weekly pay day happens t
fall on Monday or Tuesday OF this veal
you will be entitled to 81 pay days
Owing to the delay in opening the ia
term of school the Holiday vacation WI
shortened somewhat this winter, scho'
commencing again last Tuesday ait'
only week vacation
Mr.. Tony IIaverman, who has bee
spending the past three months at i
old home at Brillion, Wis, returned
Jerome last Saturday and will take I
his residence again in Arcadia Valley.
Yesterday marked the coolest m9rnil
experienced in this vicinity thus tar Il
winter, weather observer Annett repo'
ing a thermometer record oi one deHr
below zero.
Geo. Kisling returned from his Ho
day vacation trip last Saturday. WIN
he departed the boys promised INN
charivari on his return, but as hcwas ST
coming from the train carrying only
own grips, the anticipated reception /
been indefinitely postponed.
At recent meeting Of the Directors
the North Side Canal Users Assn, y
A. T. Eakin rendered his resignation
Secretary of the Association, and l..
Alexander was elected to fill the vacaI
caused by Mr.. Eakin's retirement
still, however, retains his members
on the board.
Some of our batchelor friends north
town were royalty entertained the first
the year, being banqueted at the home
w =. Hill ON New Years eve and EN-
ing sumptous dinner at the home Oh
X. wragg on New Years day. The
tunate individuals were Hummer, ri
man, Overberg, Graves and Frost
Monday night the boys began To til
that Southern Idaho was not so ia
place to live in after all, even II l
did feel uncomfortable.
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