Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-29

See the Milling x Elevator Co. for
seed potatoes.
l.aMott's Comedy drama will he here
March LIST.
Mrs. Homer T. Bridges returned yes
teriay from her Burnley visit
Mr.. Percy Davis lett yesterday on a
short business trip to Boise.
Caiaretti Concert Co. coming March
4th.
Several prospective buyers have been
looking over the tract the past week.
Wagons To trade Tor hogs or cattle.
l.. A. LElNBArGn.
II. NJ. Hall returned last Thursday
from his old home in Iowa, better salts
fled than ever with the future OF Idaho
We have few sacks OF selected White
Peachblow seed potatoes Tor sale Call
at this office and See samples.
Mrs. VI. c. Fuller has been confined
10 the house this week with serious at
tack nf blood poisoning, bnt at this
writing is much improved.
i.aMott Comedy Co. at Amusement
Hall Tomorrow and Saturday evening
first c4ass company playing al popular
prices % and 81 cents.
Mr.. d. c. MacWatters, general man
ager OF the Kuhn interests in Idaho, de-
parted last week on business trip to
Pittsburg and other eastern points.
Mrs. ii. f.. lIcasley, who has been
very i'll at the home ri Mrs. VI. {. Full
Ter, is gaining very rapidly, To the great
Satisfaction ol her many friends.
Mr.. ID. H. Smyth, OF Stearns, Mont,
who has been visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. J. II. Freeman and family and his
son, Robert, returned Ia his home to-day
Mr.. Clinton smith who has a ranch
north Of town. has accepted a position
with the settlers Co. and will reside in
town the coming season.
Mr.. &. +. Annett, accompanied 10y his
son Roland, departed last week ior Salt
Lake City, the former on short bust
ness trip. while Roland will seek employ
ment there.
Ralph Moore has received his commits
sion AS Deputy Game Warden, Tor Idaho.
Those who are best acquainted with
Ralph know that the law will be en-
forced without fear or parlialty.
Now is the time to lay in your summer
SIMPLY Of smoked meats The lndepen
dent Market is making a special price al
III. cents ler pound for hams and ba-
con.
The last number Of the series oi dances
o;v.u hy the Jeroman Club will be held
Tonight. The various parties given 10y
the club have proven very enjoyable al
fairs and reflect credit ON the manage
ment Of the same.
Mrs. Ralph Schneelock returned home
from Boise the first oi the week, whittier
she has been li r'N'i"' "''"''
accompanied home by a sister Miss
Catherine Vedder. who will spend short
season here.
N.ssrs ". g. Bell and j. I. Graham
returned last week from an ehl"yao"
,;si, nt their former homes in Pennsyl
vania While in Pittsburg they had thu
nl.,sure Of an interview with MIR. hnhi
and other officers OF the company
Neiphborhood friends OF Elmer fr'S
gave him and his young bride heart!
reception To Southern sunny idaho '"s
saturday evening. They made 50 m'''l
noise that they were invited IN ana serve
with cake and cigars 10y the bride AM
groom.
TN. Bell Bros, j. W. and W. G.. VII
had 30 acres in oats last season OH '''',
ranch near the reservoir point WIN P'''
to the yield on the same winch average
n bushels per acre for the eh''re ''''
This crop was raised on new sage hr'S
land with no especial preparation
The local lodge Of odd Fellows w'''''
citrate the third anniversary ~ '''''
lodge No. 10, at the Eagles li"'' II
evening. Music, selected readings ~
various other forms ri en'er'a,'''"'
have been arranged for ana Il l''''"
evening is. assured.
Mr. +. q. Freeman, who recently ~
chased the Camas block Is having !.
same remodclcd, preparatory 10 "l"""
a ars, class restaurant. THIS Is SOU
thing Jerome is sadly III "''' q, '"' :,
hespeak for the venture success 'I'" ~ d"
start. The opening has been set Tor ~
turday OF this week.
The NJ. f. Ladies' AID S"'''y "
hold a rummage sale at the ", '',., :,
store building on east NAM ''', ,,,;
saturday, March 9Th. Any one ' nan.
anything which they wis" 10 r ,s'W
please notify any Of the NJ J." ""
nh, ,,;ll hp thankful ior ANY ISL 49,.