Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-26

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Leave your orders for ith OF July deco
rations at The Racket
General Passenger Agent Radciil, OF
the Idaho Southern, was in town in the
interest OF his company Tuesday
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in adjourned session AT Sho
shone next Monday.
handle cutting extras for all mowers
TIIos. JAYooX.
spending the summer on their ranch near
Hepburn.
Mrs. A. W. Arps leaves today for
Ault, Colorado, L. visit her daughter,
Mrs. Miner, and the New grand child
which arrived Tuesday.
First Class Bay Marc For Sale Inquire
JEROME MILLING AND ELEVATOR Co.
Mrs Chaplin and little son, OF Twin
Falls, have been guests OF the former :
parents, Mr. and Mn. H. H. Trail, tht
past week
MIR. A. NJ. Tribe, representing the
Becker Brewing Co.. OF ogden, Utah
Was interviewing prospective customers
ior his goods here last week
Gct the Ladies Home journal Enbro-
derry Patterns AT "The Racket
Everything is ready Tor the It'll, and
next Friday morning will usher in one of
the grandest gala days ever witnessed in
Jerome.
Miss Grace Monroe, after pleasant
visit with her sister. Mrs. Louis Amber
son, returned Ia her Chicago home thi,
week
Pay your taxes At the Farmers 4 Mer
chants state Bank
Mn Carr, who has been spending Tia
past year in { hcago. returned to Jerom'
last week and will keep hons. Tor her SnI
Victor ON their ranch west al town.
Miss Johanna Arps departed rucs'ia.
for Hepburn, and will spend a few week
visiting with her irrnd Miss Florenc
Avery
Get Economy Fruit Jars at "Th
Racket New Price.
Mr.. Harry X. Taniguchi, who is pro
pricior OF the Metropolitan Cafe AT Good
ing, was in town the first OF the wee
looking over the ground with the idea {
opening first class restaurant here.
MIR Elmer Wenncrstrom. who mad
final proof on his land last week d,
parted for Freeport. H.. on Tuesda
where lac will remain until next sprin
when lac anticipates returning Ia Il
tract.
Car OF Thomas Mower and rake- in
arrived. Tnus. JNYOoN.
Mrs. Sarah Moody and daughter, Fral
ces, OF Lawrence. Neb. are visiting Il
formers two daughters here, Mrs. Ge
Epperson and Mrs Harry Wilson, al
are considering the probability OF loca
ing here later on.
A special train will bc run from Blu
to Jerome on the 18th via Rupert whi'
will give all oi our South Side friends
chance Ia visit us on that day, and II
are Ia believe the reports received fro
that section they are coming in force.
Pasture for horses, 500 per mont
l2-tf j. H. KNIGHT.
Mr.. Bob Owens, who will he RENEE
bered as one of the early settlers oi J'
ONE, and one of our irst electrician
has been visiting old friends here q
week. lie has had charge of the Low
Salmon power plant for the past year
more.
Mr.. j. A. Armstrong. our popular o
filter, has set good example for 9th
TO follow in treating the fronts oi
stores to Il new coat of paint. lie
lieves in having clean front to pres
to the hundreds of strangers who Will
III for the first time next week.
Word came from Ault, Colo, Tncs'
of the arrival of daughter ut the lac
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Miner, at
place, on Monday. The news was
pleasing to Grandma and Grandpa Al
and the many friends of the yo'
mother, who will he remembered AS \
Marie Arps.
Don't go to the trouble oi senc
your taxes over To Shoshone. Step
the Farmers & Merchants State Is
and they will attend to all details.
We acknowledge n very pleasant
from Mr.. b. Stevens, of Fairfield, Wa
last Saturday. Together with his
and little daughter they are enroute
New York on visit and stopped ol
few days here to visit with the form
brother, Mr.. ii. X. Stevens, and
Mr.. Stevens has forty northwest