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

W. w. Henry, OF Eureka, Utah, ar
rived in Jerome last week and after !
looking over the tract has decided To
lmatc here. lie il now locking Tor de- ;
sirahlc farm and will remove his family
here shortly.
Keep your poultry and hogs healthy
10y spraying Their houses with our krcso
Dip. Sold at
1T Norm SIDE PHARMAcY.
Remember the Baptist Ladies' Bazaar
To bc held Saturday in the room adjoin
ing the Jerome Mere Easter novelties
will he on display and the children are
especially invited. \ cooked food sale
will hc held in connection with tlr la
Laar
Mr. Jones, Of Mort Yakima. spent -ev
cral days herr last week looking lor land .
and the latest report i, that he has bar /
gained for an 81 in Jonathan Valley. 7
ThcSc Yakima people know what this /
this country will produce. which explains
Why So many are coming to the tract,
Canadian Field Peas
White Navy Beans
Hog Nillct.
Nonm SInr WAREmot ~ Il Cow. Co.
last 1hurday evening a few ol the
members OF Wendell lodge. |. .. O. F.
visited the Jerome lodge, bringing with
them candidate who received instruc-
lions from the Jerome degree team.
Refreshments were served and pleasant
evening passed.
The local branch OF the Farmers
| Union. recently organized AT Gooding,
now numbers over lOn members and
promises To bc the largest organization
of farmers in the county. Last week q
luncheon WAS served by the Union and
the wives Of the members were organized
into an AUXILIARY
Bcss line OF Dry ti"ods Groceries and
Shoes. Bring in your eggs, poultry and
cream. INIiN Bros.
\ grand Easter ball will Toe given 10y
the ladies ri the Catholic society AT the
Amusement Hall on Monday evening
next This will take the place OF the
postponed 81. Patricks ball. and as the
ladies have not been idle in the making
of PREPARATIONS ior this event. a most
ENJOYABLE time is anticipated.
MIR. 4. 4. Mcacham, OF Rnscville, Ill.,,
WAS looking over conditions here the iirst
of the week. MIR. Mcacham is the owner
Of land on the Glover Creek segregation
and has made several visits here, and
, since his last visit Ia the tract he has
dismissed of his business interests in Rose
willie. and is now looking for a new loca-
, ton
We acknowledge pleasant call last
week from Mr. J. A. Weed, of Pocatcllo,
who is the owner OF tract ol land q
little south of town, which he is anxious
IA oct under cultivation. Mr.. Weed Is
an inspector OF bridges on the Oregon
Short Line. and since the building of the
- line through this section he is more in
tcr,sted than ever in his holdings here
Get your Formaldchy'ic Tor iumgatin'
> and grain purposes at the
III NORTH SIDE iHNRN"N'
MIR. j. W. Thompson, who is superln
t,ndcnt Of the Silver King Mill al parl
q civ. Utah, was an interested visitor ol
z the tract the first of the week, in com
many with his friend Mr.. G. W. Troun
son Of the same place. Both NJ thcS
l. gentlemen own property n little south an
10 west of town, the latter ol whom Ina
10 come To stay while Mr.. Thompson wi
e. likely follow before the season is ont.
ID Buyers have just awokc To the ia'
that the North Side has some surpt
NJ hay to dispose of and Il strong dcman
49, is now being made for il. \ price I
- 50 M per ton is offered for first class In
=, delivered at the cars. As stated la
- week the great difficulty now in gcttn
.,f the hay is the fact that there is s'arci'
of baling machines ON the tract.
ol For Sale.
n Good span young mules; VT. aho