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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
SENSATION
GaEATEo WIEN soaApS TOLL
TVINT eoUNT house WAS 70
% oVNAMTTED.

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8llEI1lUl Wn1 upruhE to-day uhen .
Uln called . private detective
OGloty b telephone aud sarIs-d then
Chdt thse vs. a pioi to bIo~ NJ The
1u1ulli e6uTs huo-e here In watch The
GI1lU ul,oa iTua workers. are heiuE
tE1r1 ne indicted lsbor lsadsrs
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Made of the Right Metal.

ii Is easy To explain the measure oi
success attained by the settlers on the
Great North Side tract when one takcs
INTO consideration the grit and perscrvcr-
ancc that is cxcmpliiicd every day on
the part oi these settlers. No burden
seems to great for them, and all seem to
enjoy tine little har,lships that are incl
dent To the building up OF a new en-
pire. A little incident happened last
week which Is worthy ni mention, and
reflects credit on the principals in the
ease. Early in the spring young cou-
pie arrived here, just from office work in
Chicago, with no knowledge whatever Of
farming. Being captvated bv the sur
roundlngs, they al once selected piece
OF land and began the active duties Of
farming on small scale. Being lured
10y the Inducements offered in the way
Of dairying. they soon came to the con-
cluslon that cow was very necessary
adjunct To ii successful farmer, and being
without horse and buggy or other
means OF conveyance, and learning that
very favorable terms could be secured on
COWS in the Ilagcrman Valley, they start
ed out on foot. Reaching the Valley
they selected the object OF their errand
and started homeward, expecting to walk
the entire distance in one day, but the
endurance OF the cow was not as great as
that Of the young couple and they were
compelled to stop for the night AT Il
ranchman home, reaching jerome the
next day. Much ridicule has been heap
eel upon what some are pleased to call
the Chicago farmer but few instan-
ces OF this nature might cause some oi
onr experienced farmers to sit up and
take notice. But as stated above, when
We are surrounded with settlers made ~
oi this kind Of metal, there is no sucl
word rs fail among the farmers on III,
North Side tract.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
They Went Fishing.

Five diciples OF lssaac Walton, under
the direction OF Captain Jas. Ream and
Col. Ralph Moore, pulled ont Saturday
evening at ~ o'clock for Box Canyon,
fully equipped with all the necessary
supplies L. make successful fishing trip
Alter driving some Is or ~ miles in Il
westerly direction they came To- the con
clu,ion that that they must he lost and
further orders is to what course 10 take
Chef {. f. Massey ordered the hostler
H. : Frazer, To stop the journey This
being done the blankets wcrp removed
from the wagon and each man found
shelter under the sage brush and retired
ior rest Among the sag,. ticks in the sand.
Scarcely had the camp fire gone out
when the cry oi the coyote WAS plainly
heard and the order Ito arms Was is
sued 10y the captain who Was immediate
Is appointed. 10y a unanimous vote. Ia
guard the camp lor the rest ol the night.
| Daylight soon came and each member OF
\
the party arose, feeling greatly refreshed
10y the b minute sleep and proceeded q
couple OF miles 10 the happy fishing
grounds. soon the boys were Al I'll,
most delightful of all sports. and except
the killing ot four or five rattlcsnakes by
Mrssrs. Moore and Iahn, nothing hap
pcncd To mar the pleasure oi the day
An abundance OF the finest oi trout wa
caught and great credit is due Col. Moor,
and Chef Massey ior the apPctizing man
ner in which the fish were cooked, an'
that they were rclishel by the bunch Wa
evidenced 10y the fact that OF the "a fist
which were served not one remained afte
the meal Was finished.
Arrangements are being made Tor week
" trips of this kind and any one Win
wishes To make the trip can get full par
ticulars 10y applying To Fred Zahn.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
A Basket Picnic.

The Johnathan Valley farmers are ar
ranging for their first annual basket PIE
ME, which will he held at Shoshone Falls
on Sunday. June 2nd. \ general invita-
ton is extended tn other farmers on the
tract To JOIN with them in this picnic and
make il general gct-acquaintcd gath
ering. Sports of different kinds will he
arranged for and a general good time is
anticipated As the crops are all in
now, days rest will he beneficial Ia
everybody, So make arrangements I" fill
II basket and join with Others in day
nf social enjoyment.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Church Announcements.

Mass will he celebrated AT st. Jerome's
Catholic church on Sunday morning,
May 10Th, at 10 Il. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Bible school at ~ "a m. J. \. Arm
strong, Supt.
No definite announcement can he made
rs regards services for next Sunday.
VI. r. CHURCH
REV. X. Hun, Pastor.
Services held in the store room ON
north side east Main St, formerly Tacha
store
Preaching at II a. IN. and 7;3o p. IN.
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock
We will he glad 10 have you come.
;. l.. Hughell, Superintendent.
CHRISTIAN SILENCE.
Services held every sunday morning
at lO:45 o'clock at Hales Hall, ON main
street
BAPTIST CltURCH.
Sunday school al lua. M. conducted
10y Supt. Il. {. Sherman.
CHRISTIAN
W. j. DODGE, Pastor.
Bible School at Ia a. M. j. f.. Morse,
Superintendent.
Regular services 10y the pastor at II a.
m. and s p. m. ON Sundays May l2tl
and 10Th. thus alternating.
Rev. MacGilivray will conduct services
at the following points on May 10Th.
| Coppdale, II Il. M, Arcadia, 2:3o p
m. and Orchard Valley ut D p. m.
All are invited TO come.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23

Mr.. &. Orbesen and wife departed th.
lrst ol the week for their former Chiraoo
nome, where they expect to remain for
SOME time. Mr.. Orbcscn has landed
interests IN this section which he has
somewhat improved, but hc SAYS they
are not for sale, as himself and wife ok
pect To return to make Southern Idaho
their permanent home.
Fircmcns' Smoker All members Of
the department are requested to be- pre-
sent tonight, May I'D.
We acknowledge Il pleasant call last
week from Mr. Duncan ). Iowrie, tray
cling auditor Of the Oregon Short Line
II Was Mr. Lowrie's first visit to this
tract and lac was wonderfully IMPRESSED
with the magnitude Of the development
that has been accomplished here and
the prospect OF this place becoming
an important shipping point. The bust
neSs already done at this point was lar
beyond his expectations.
Anticipating that there will be "A for
clgn demand for the first cutting OF al
ialia from this tract Mr.. VIM. Wagner
"l the North Side Warehouse Il Commits
SION Co. has cnroute several baling out e
fits which will reach here in ample time
Tor handling the first crop. Anyone in
lcrested in the hay baling business will
Ito well To call and see Mr. Wagner about
an outfit
Mr.. \. {. Alexander is the proud pos
SCISSOR oi Il span Of high grade Percheron
mare colts which were purchased the ii nj
Of the week OF H. ;. Lower, OF Hagrrman.
"AlcN' and his mules have parted com.
pany after companinnship Of three
years, during which time they have rcn.
dcred him faithful service, and a. the,
were about his first assets ON the farm
lac cannot be blamed for dropping tea
upon their departure.
The Jerome Fircmen will give thci
third annual ball a, the Amusement hal
on Friday evening, June 9Th They arr
going Ia make this AN evening always /,
be- remembered.
That rye promises to be one Of TN
most productive crops Tor dry farming
in this section is evidenced by the sue
c,ss already attained by those who hav
planted il. Several references wcr
made last season To the rcmarkahl
growth Of this cereal, and Mr.. W. !
Ncazie on last saturday laid on on
table a sample grown on his ranch mi
season which measured 81 inches j
height. This crop Was sown last ia
and has never been irrigated this seasoI
and has every indication oi producing
g"od yield Of grain
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Strayed.

From my place miles southeast OF
liillsdalc, one small pony mare, branded
double r. one dark iron-grey yearing
branded IL combined on right shoulder;
and one dark bay yearling tilly brand
ed j. on left sttle Finder will please
notify me AT Miner, and receive suit
able reward.
also have at my ranch one span oi
black geldings branded + on right thigh
which came to my place from the west.
Owner may have this team by proving
ownership and paying the expense OF
Keeping and advertising.
WM. PERKINS.
Miner. Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Wendell Suffers From Fire.

The beautiful home OF j. c. Blair
caught fire at 800 last Tuesday alter
noon and Was a total loss. The flames
spread quickly and the adjoining house,
owned 10y +. \. Williams, oi Iowa, went
up in smoke.
Mr.. Blair was on his way down town
when some one called to him that his
house was on fire He turned and ran
back home bnt 80 intense was the heat
that all he could do Was To idly watch
the fire tiend eat up structure that was
probably the best in Wendell, represent
ing over two years work.
Everything in the world Of u personal
nature owned 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Blair is
in ASHES save the clothes on their back'
and sci Of carpenter tools.
Mr.. Blair had Tour silver dollars. a tel
dollar Till and some small change in hi,
purse, which iell ont OF his pocket Will,
lac WAS lying on the sofa. He laid ii OF
the window sill and on starting down
town, left it there. In scrap!ng arounC
the ashes he found stick OF melted sill
yer about the size OF a lead pencil.
There were treasures in the Blair hom'
that cannot Ike measured in dollars
kecpsakt-s oi a lifetime, relies gathere'
10y Mr. Blair during the civil war. il
which he was actively engaged, present
from loved ones, lodge rememhrances
one being a jewel given him 10y the Ma
sonic lodge recently mentioned in thes
columns, are all lost in the fire.
Fortunately, the loss is partially GOV
cred hy insurance -Irrigationist
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Beautiful Itagerman.

II was our pleasure on Saturday last to
accompany Mr.. J. W. Sharp on trip to
the beautiful Hagcrman Valley 1t was
our first visit to that section, and while
the ride through the sand and sage brush
l. somewhat tlresOIne, it is all forgotten
upon getting. the. first view OF this fertile
little valley, with its fields OF waving
grains and GRASSES, and the profusiOn Of
fruit trees that catches the eye on every
hand. Nestled in Il wide canyon Of the
Snake river and sheltered by the tower
ing cliffs, from the bowels Of which gush
forth never failing springs Of pure water
in sufficient quantities To water vast
territory, lies the little village Of lIager-
man.
Many years have passed since the date
OF the first settlement in that valley, and
while the growth OF the same has neces-
sarily been retarded by the lack OF rail
road facilities, the valley to-day presents
most prosperous condition with its sub
stantial store buildings and modern
homes There is general confidence ex-
pressed among the residents that they
will soon be supplied with railroad facili-
ties for transporting their products to the
market, and with these hopes realized
All era OF prosperity is anticipated.
Land values in the valley reach from
500 to 500 per acre and upwards, which
is All example OF what the people on the
North Side tract may expect within =
very short time with our superior advan-
tagcs in the matter oi transportation.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Eggs For Sale.

From prize winning stock. Toulouse
Geese. SI.25; Indian Runner Ducks,
81. 10 per setting. Leave orders at KEN
mond's store. Mrs. CHAs REED,
Lake Adelaide Ranch.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23

Will transfer without bonus il taken at
once. two fine Guernsey grade COWS,
under terms OF creamery stock recently
brought tn Wendell.
:. l.. WINCHESTER,
Sec. - $ IL.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Wanted

To purchase medium priced mare or
gelding that is broke to work OF drive
single or double. Enquire oi
J. VI. SHARP,
Jerome. Ida.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23

The many friends of Miss Grace Henry
will I've surprised To learn that she has re-
signed her position rs assistant post-mls-
trcss and will shortly leave Tor Moline,
Ill.,. where il is her intention To remain
permanently. Miss Henry has been con
ncctcd with postotlice duties here Tor the
past two years, position which has
brought her in Gloss touch with every
patron of the office, and being always al
fable and obliging to all, her presence
there will he greatly missed, and her de
parturc will also he deeply regretted bv
a wide circle of young friends, who sin
ccrcly trust that her love for Southern
Idaho will soon overcome the allurng
iancies of the city.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23


DR.. j. +. Schmcrshall, received the sad
announcement yesterday morning OF the
death of his father. Mr. Herman Skinner
shall, which occurred AT the home of his
daughter, Mrs DR.. Thomas, at le Roy,
Mich, on Monday. The DR.. had just
returned home from the bedside OF his
father and while lac did not hold ont any
hopes OF the latter's recovery, the sum
mons came sooner than expected Mr..
Schmrrshal ST. spent a large portion OF
last summer with his son and daughter
here. having met quite number OF our
farmers and citizens who will regret TO
learn of his demise. Deceased was 30
years ol age and his death was due to
complications following an attack OF the
grippe late in the winter.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
For Sale or Trade

have good lot ! Il year old Jnna-
than and Wincsap apple trees; cheap for
cash or will trade Tor clearing and Ilow-
ing. THos JAYOoX.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23

4 four-room house with bath; tw,
screened rorchc- See
JAMES H. GRENZEBACK.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Wanted

Improved ~ acres-cash bonus. Ais
driving pony. State full particulars
Box 56i, Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
For Sale or Rent.

Idahome Cafe. Doing good business
Write or call. +. Il. FREEMAN,
Camas Block, Jerome, Ida
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Pasture for Stock.

Have facilities ior pasturing several
head of stock at reasonable terms. En-
quire ol WILSON BROS.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
For Sale.

| have cheap team Tor sale.
W. L. RICE.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
For Sale.

Wcaned DurocJersey pigs. Prices
reasonable. W. I. NEAZiE.
Ranch 3la miles south; , miles west.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Young pigs

Have Tor sale, several Poland China
pigs that have l1r.n wranci.
jas puiSEN
T. = Carr ranch. -. miles west
The establishment of the rural mail
route, out oi Jerome was contingent
upon the securing ol certain number
OF patrons Who would provide themselves
with mail boxes. Much labor WAS ex-
crt,-i III securing the required number,
but the fact that several on route No.
have b,cn Negligent in providing the
boxes, may result in the discontnnancc
oi this route ii the same arr not provid-
ed AT once Some difficulty Was expert
cncrd in securing the boxes. hut a. We
understand there is an ample supply now
on tine market. patrons along this route
should ln~,. no time in erecting their
boxes
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23
Eggs for Matching.

From high scoring. heavy laying ;. {.
K. |. Reds sln and s2.n per setting,
RosE IlEn,E DAIRY.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-23

The schools will close Friday, May
.l.t for the summer vacation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-06
CroSman Coming.

Henrietta Crosman. in her big sue
cess, THE Real Thing" will follow
William Hodge at the Columbia Thea
ter the week OF October q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-10-06
GAYETY

With an array Of excellent merry
makers. THE Social Maids" will enter
tain the audiences OF the Gayety Thea
ter this week. The offering has been
seen here before. but In it's new form 1t
Is a more elaborate show, though the
plot has not undergone many changes.
The comedy parts have been greatly
strengthened. the singing ensembles
newly written. the scenic effects and
costuming. raised to the latest require
ments of beauty. and nothing has been
overlooked to make THE Social Maids"
in their nav garb an even better enter
tainment.
There are twelve principal merry
makers in the cast. George Stone holds
the stellar honors and Jennie Austin Is
a close second, while Wilbur Dobbs,
Jimmy Connor, Billy Baker. Josie Kline,
Eta Pillard. May Williams. George
Snyder. Al Raycob. Louise Mann, and
Jack Pillard are all in line as chief fun
dispensers. A Texas Tommy" dance,
executed by George Stone. Eta Pillard.
and three other couples will prove to
be the spectacular feature of the at
traction,
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"AFOOL THERE Was
IS OFFERING N THIS
WEEK At ACADEMY
First Time Drama Has Been
Seen Outside High
Priced Theaters.

Coming to the Academy tomorrow
night Is "A Fool There Was" an ex-
traordinary drama In which Robert Hill
lard has played during the past four
years to larger receipts than any other
theatrical star In a legitimate drama.
with the possible exception OF David
Warfield. The forthcoming production
Is under the direction OF Robert Camp
bell, and Is an absolute duplicate to the
last detail of the one in which Mr.. Hill
Hard was seen. not only. on tour but
during his years run at. the Liberty
Theater. New York.
"a Fool There was" was written by
Porter Emerson Browne. one Of the
most famous of young American maya
zine writer's! and was produced origi-
nally by Frederic Thompson. .
This Is the first time that "A Fool
There Was" has been seen in any Dut the
high priced theaters. and only a few
cities will see the play this year, for
Mr. Campbell will send on tour but
one company. The part originated by
Mr.. Hiiliard will be played here by
william l.. Gibson, a strikingly hand
some. virile, and magnetic actor The
part Of the Vampire will be played by
Elsie Jane Wilson. a young Australian
actress who is making her debut In
America.