Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03

OF Speakman's nut caramels.
new plate glass front is being put in
the dry goods department at the jerome
Mere. Co. stores
Buy Mazda lamp at the Racket and
cut down your electric light bill
Butter lat has been quoted at 40 cents
per pound at Portland the past week.
No wonder our farmers are looking for
good dairy cows.
Onion sets and bulk seed at The Racket
Ralph Shower has purchased a 40
opposite that OF his brother and will at
once take up the work OF developing the
same.
Mr.. X. l.. Adams will operate the
Pratt farm south OF Wendell the coming
season, and has, with his wife, removed
thereto.
The ladies 81 the Methodist church
head grocery store next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Adeline Smith, OF Twin Falls, 81
years OF age, died last week from blood
poison, caused from slight scratch oil a
pin.
Mr. Frank Gransberry and family,
who have been making their home at
Bnrley for some time past have returned
to jerome and taken up their residence
on their acreage tract again
Fresh home made candy every day at
Sreakman' Tally, fudge, cocoanut and
peanut bar none better.
Mr.. Walker salesman for the L. :.
Cream Separator Co, was here last week
and disposed OF several OF his machines
TO our farmers through the agency Of
Thos JaycoN.
The Business Mems Association have
removed their headquarters to the Noble
building next door 10 the Times office.
and will hold their first meeting in the
new rooms Tomorrow evening
Formaldchydc Tor di-niccling and
quality but the pure chemical guaranteed
4OG. For sale at
NORTH SIDE pnARMAcY.
c. f. Annctt is having erected an adj
dition OF several rooms TO his residence
quarters on West Main street, which
when completed will give him commo.
dious and modern home
Mr.. W. y. Seitz, one uf the large and
progressive farmers OF the Wendell dis
trict was in town a short time the first
of the week enroute to Twin Falls on a
business GRAND. Merchandising very
pleasant call.
Quite 4 delegation Of Twin Falls latic,
passed through here Monday, enroute t
Wendell to attend the third annual meet
ing Of the Woman presbytcrial Mission
airy society which is in session t.er'
this week.
II may be surprising to some to know
that the branch line between Shoshon,
and Haley was so blocked with snow las
week rs to necessitate the use OF a rotar,
pillow to clean the drifts. Surprising
what change can be experienced in
few miles travel.
Mr. Chas. Iledricks, of Twin Falls
a was in town Monday, having in charg
three stations which will be shipped L
Mountainhome He also purchased tn
stallion Rambler from Ambrose Bros
and all four OF the animals will he take
to the Bruneau country.
f. +. Fee will have charge OF the Ri
Sugar Loaf pumping plant the comm
season and Mr.. V. lIalbert will do lik
service at the smaller plant. Both ger
tlemen have removed their families an
will occupy connections quarters a
ranged for them at the stations.
Hay has been moving quite free
OF late, several carloads having bee
shipped from here the past week whiC
las had tendency to stiilen the mark
to quite an extent. We understand tn
as high as s. 90 has been paid for son
of il.
Several cars of potatoes have bee
shipped from this station during the pa
week, and although the price paid II
not been very alluring, it has given son
of our growers an opportunity to dispo
OF their stock which was carried ov
from last fall.
The village trustees met in regular st
sion Tuesday evening and allowed &
usual monthly bills and attended to sol
other matters preparatory to turning t
affairs of the town over to the new
elected board. They will have spec
meeting next Tuesday evening VIII
they hope to close up all matters M
pending.
Arrangements are being made for
ball game Sunday between the Jerol
team and picked nine from the ElC
RADIO Heights district. We have sol
oood hasphull timber among our YOU