Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-05-02

Those who have had AN unsuccessful
experience in raising Tomatoes, will bc
Interested in an article appearing on AN
other page relative to the successful grow |
ing Of this important garden product.
Mr.. Paul Haddock and wife drove over
from Shoshnnc last Saturday, the former
having some business To- transact with
the board OF directors OF the Canal I'sers
Association, which were in session here.
Mr.. +. A. Brough, who has been
spending the winter in Boise, was Il wei
come visitor among his old friends here
last week. Like everyone else, Ted
has tender longing for Jerome.
Get your paints, wall paper, Kalso-
mine etc. OF the Jerome Drug Go. They
carry complete line.
O. b. Hawbccker sold one load of
seed POTATOES the first of the week which
melted him $40. They will constitute a
portion of the seed for 30 acres that DR.
Piper is having put in ON his farm west
nf town.
Ladies' should not have their spring
GOWNS made unless they fitted over
"A Spirella corset This will insure per
feet fit which is 50 desirable among the
ladies. Mrs. &. Arps will tell you all
about them.
Rhodes Double Cut Pruning Shears
cut both ways alike and do not bruise or
injur, the trees. Used and recommend
10y thnss. who know. Call and examine
Them at Halls Implement store, Wen
dell, Idaho.
a. L. .f
fcnd will preach AT the West school AT
II a. m. and AT Arcadia Valley AT > T.
! m This may Ice hs last day on the
e circuit ~ il is expected a new man will
Ice settled very speedily. All are cor.
, daily invited To Ice present.
T. Mrs. +. l.. Tillotson, arrived Tuesday
from Condor, Oregon, To join her hns
band who has been on the tract Tor som,
. time. Their former home Was in -
Paml. Mimi. lint Mrs. T. has been spend
, ing the winter with Il daughter in ore
I con while her husband las been prcpar
ing "A home for her reception.
Mr.. &. A. Pratt. one of the prn~Irrou
=, farmers of the Wendell district WAS IT.
newing acquaintance in this section 81
Monday. MIR. Pratt has ~ acres "
: orchard that will compare most N"rahl
with anything ON the tract. Many al hl
trees arr now in blossom and. ~ h
g states. il seems like living again.
\ bountiful supply Of young radish,r
grown in the garden of Mrs. \. {. Alex
amber at Pleasant View Ranch. Mas yer
l. much appreciated lay the editor and fam
y ily Mrs. \. &. il the hnrticulturst e
IL that family. and has her garden we'll al
vunc,-i. much To- the pleasure 81 dad
lr who expects L" lee Remembered quite in
r auently during the coming summer.
T. Turkey eggs Tor sale,
WILSON Bios
IL should W. r. Zahn. our afiable gr'
y" ccryman appear little strange thee
y days. just conclude there II a reason
Young groccryman made AN aplsaran'
AT his home yesterday morning. much
the delight of both papa and ma -in'
With the acquisition OF new clerk whi'
-. their increased business demands, y
he shall expect To- 80, "a corresponding r
n. duction in the price nf groceries.
X saturday MAS gala day for Jerom
The announcement of the farmers met
H. ing and the opening OF the big slaught
IN sale al Armstrong; were sufficient
cir draw a large number To town. and o.
streets presented u busy appearance
=, day The fact is, the farmers feel mu
-, encouraged over prospects this slrin
- and consequently all were looking pies
ant and having a COOL time.
The Statesman nf last Friday gave 1
= details of the arrest at Shoslonc OF
blind girl. Mablc Warner, who has Ice
-, deprived of her sight since childhoc
for the alleged theft OF a cloak. l.
nj men, who proved To- be fugitiVes ir'
at iustisr were arrested with Miss Warm
oi and they ar. charged 10y the latter W
the rntiring her to Shoshone Tor immo
pnrpnsc-. Should this charge Ice 81
ow stantiat..d. there is no punishment
ing s,.Nrr,. Tor such Williams.
me- Yesterday afternoon AT the North :
ma Inn. Rev W. j. Dodge pronounced
words which united in marriage \
rly VIM Silbaugh, of Jerome, and "
ted Phoebe Harrington, oi l1ttsburg,
ere Miss Harrington. accompanied 10y
cen Emmett Cowcll a cousin OF Mr..
h,uuh's. arrived in Shoshone ON TIL
~ day, where they were met 10y Mr..
.nJ arrived at Jerome ON the noon tr