Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-05-22


eighth page Of this issue.
The shipment OF cream from this place
by the Dairymen's Association is increas-
ing weekly.
Saturday last was a most busy day
with our merchants and the most Of
them report All excellent trade.
Mrs. Ralph Moore left for Boise the
first Of the week, the condition of Mr..
Fred Moore not having improved.
Alfalfa has made very rapid growth
the past week or 30, the average fields
standing from IL TO II inches high.
Are you saving your votes on the Piano
Contest?
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Updegraif OF Wen
dell spent Sunday with friends in Jerome,
making the trip by driving across coun-
try.
One week from tomorrow is decoration
day. and the 4th will soon be upon us,
which will be great gala day for Je-
rome.
o. i. Wilson appears somewhat dis
figured about the face and head as the
result of an encounter with broncho he
Was breaking.
Quite an increased acreage Of corn will
be planted in this section this season,
those who have heretofore tried it having
met with good success.
The various school marms whose homes
are in adjacent states, took advantage OF
the excursion rates, and departed for
their homes last Saturday.
l.. h. Wood came here from Denver
IL witness the graduation exercises. The
family departed this week to make their
future home in that city.
Rev. c. A. Narnum came down from
the Camas Prairie country 10 be present
at the commencement exercises, having
a son as member of the class OF . -.
Rhubarb for sale, cents per pound.
Mrs. X. G. Sherman, two miles north.
Phone 4l-5k.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. A. Wilson, OF Walls
Walla, Wash, parents OF o. j. and W
w. Wilson, are visiting their sons herr
expecting to make quite an EXTENDED
stay.
Mrs Carver, the mother Of {. +
Carver, arrived last week and will max
her home here hereafter. She has pur
chased the town property from her son
and will reside there.
An S-pound boy was the report tina
came from the home OF DR.. and Mrs. !.
g. Phillips Tuesday morning. OF cours
grandpa Ridgeway is just as proud owe
the event as the happy parents are.
Several car loads OF hogs were shippe
from this point last week, some going I
the Gooding Packing Co. and others I
the Portland market. A good sign {
prosperity is to see the farmers comm
to town with wagon loads OF hogs.
As will be seen by announcement else
where, J. A. Armstrong has inaugurate
Today Cash Raising Sale" III
careful buyer knows what this means
the way OF prices, and will be on han
to take advantage of the bargains oiiere,
First Glass Bay Mare For Sale. Inqui
JEROME MILLING AND ELEVATOR Co.
G. w. Burroughs, wife and daughte
leave this week to spend the SUNNI
months visiting with friends in lllinoi
They will first visit California and 9th
coast states, taking in the interestiI
sights throughout that section. Thu
expect to return here in the tall.
Thos Jaycox and wife and Mr.. al
Mrs Jas Morriarity and family took
the sights at the Shoshone Falls al
Twin Falls on Sunday and notwithstan
ing the bad day, all report good tim
1t was the first visit OF the latter fam
TO either Of these places.
Foreman Lew Whitehead il rushi
the work on the Jonathan Valley Co
lands Just south OF town. He states Il
one day last week his force OF workm
set out over | 500 trees. As this rep
SCENTS nearly 10 acres, one can readily
that the work is progressing rapidly.
Thos. Jaycox finished loading potat'
this week. making shipment OF
cars which is probably the last OF
1912 crop which will find Il market fir
this place. Although the price paid
not large, the recent shipment represe
over 81 900 which was paid out in Ct
to the farmers in this immediate vicini
The attention of horse breeders is {
led to the advertisement of Sam
English Shire stallion, owned by NJ.
Norvill. This horse has been on
tract for several seasons and has sc
fine colts to his credit, which is an
portant item to consider from the sta
point of horse breeder.
ID. G. MacWatters has announ
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