Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-03

Get Economy Fruit Jars at "The
Racket" New Price.
Rain has somewhat interfered with
haying the past week.
The front OF Burkhead's grocery store
presents bright appearance with new
coat Of paint.
You can pay your taxes at the Farm
ers K Merchants State Bank and avoid
any trouble.
Rev. Ward and wife departed last
Sunday, expecting to devote their time
10 church work in Iowa.
Mrs. G. A. Burkev and children who
have been visiting at Boise for several
weeks returned home last week.
Mrs. Harriet Mckinley, widow Of the
late A. d. Mckinley, Of Twin Falls, was
stricken with paralysis last week and
died quite suddenly.
Let me figure with you on your mower
repairs. lhos JAfcoN.
Bowling Alley is the latest addition
N the amusement places in Jerome, one
being opened this week in the building
opposite the Times Office.
The Times Office will issue daily Fri
day and Saturday which will contain the
official program for the two days, to-
oether with local items OF interest
The place for holding the Baby Show
an July 4th has been changed from the
Eayles Hall to the City Hall. The time
for holding the same has not been
changed.
Mr. W. |. Brown OF Salt Lake City,
who is heavy land holder on the tract
was in town short time last Saturday
ON business, and We acknowledge very
pleasant call.
Mrs. +. 5. Chandler and two daugh-
tens arrived from Chicago Monday, to
Join Mr.. Chandler, who arrived earlier
in the season and who has been busy
developing his ranch this summer.
Pasture for horses, 500 per month.
l2-u }. II. Knight.
T. W. Potter, former superintendent
of schools in Twin Falls county, has been
appointed by Miss Grace Shepherd
state superintendent OF public instruc-
ton, state club supervisor to succeed Mr.
Hughes, resigned.
The young people OF the town vii
conduct a Tag Day the 9TH. and 9th, II
the interest OF the Children's liom'
Finding and Aid Society Of Boise Com'
and play tag with MS, and help u chile
10 find a home.
While Chicago is swcltering in one o
the hottest waves ever experienced II
that city. 1t might be OF interest to on
readers there to know that fire in tn
morning has felt quite comfortable II
this section during the past week.
Miss Edith Smith, OF Cleveland, Ohio
a sister OF Mrs. Robert MARTINS, arrive'
last Saturday, and will make quite al
extended visit here. We are pleased L
state in this connection that Mrs. Martini
is rapidly recovering from very seriou
and prolonged attack OF spotted fever.
First Glass Bay Mare For Sale. Inquir
JEROME MILLING AND ELEVATOR Co.
Brush View Ranch is to be enlivene
by the presence of Mrs. Harry Schere'
who arrived from Seattle last Friday
join her husband who purchased I'll
ranch this spring and who has been work
ing it since. 1t is safe to say that Harr
is the happiest man on the tract today
Mr.. Ed. Schroeder came mp from He,
burn last week and has been busy ev'
since helping our boys getting their de-
orations ready for the 4th. His iamil
is expected today and they will RENAL
until after the 4th. Ed. says he III
been kept busy all the time at sign wri
ing since removing to Hepburn.
Mr. A. d. Millgan has disposed of h
interest in the Wendell Irrigationst
II. A. Stroud and the latter in turn hi
leased the plant to Edward F. Smyt
who is giving the people OF the town al
vicinity much improved paper, al
we trust he will receive the hearty su
port of the citizens OF that section
handle cutting extras for all mower
Tnos. JAycox.
Owners of stock, and especially COW
cannot afford to be without protecti'
against the loss of their stock by deaf
We have evidence of this every day.
small amount invested in the Linco
County Inter Indemnity Assn, might
the means of reimbursing you for a.
loss you may sustain. See Sccreta
Alexander about this protection.
The North Side Dairymens Associate