Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Nork Wanteu Dy boy Oh Id ana glrl lS
years Of age. Apply To ~ Davis, Jerome.
Mr.. Williams, of the Fisk Williams Co.
in spending Il portion oi the week at his
home in Caldwell
Mrs. j. f. Schmershall leit:yestcrday
morning for a short visit with friends and
relatives at Twin Falls and Bull.
Car of Thomas Mower and rakes just
arrived. THos. JAYCoN.
large and jolly crowd enjoyedthe sport
occasoned by Armstrong throwing goods
from the roof OF his store on Saturday
last.
Cow for sale, which will be fresh about
June l2th also Il two-year old colt In
quire of J. Z. Hanson, two miles east
and 2le south Of Jerome.
Joe Day, the old wheel horse Of the
First Segregation. and one of the early
pioneers OF the Twin Falls country, was
in town between trains Saturday.
Get the Ladies' Home journal Embroi-
derry Patterns AT The Racket
One Of the largest crowds in the his
tory OF the hall. attended the dance
given Tor the benefit Of the ball team on
last Friday evening AT the Amusement
hall
Miss Hattie Graham is home from her
school duties to spend portion ri her
vacation with her parents. She expects
Ia spend "A portion OF her time Attending
summer school.
Although little late in mentioning it.
the rctnrn OF Mr.. Jas. Quay Ia the tract
is heartily welcomed 10y his host oi friends
here. lie will spend the summer here,
rrsuming his PASTORAL studies in the fall.
First Glass Bay Mare For Sale. Inquire.
JEROME MuIINo AND ELEVATOR Co.
Howard link, proprietor, OF \ordland
Ranch, il the proud poss,-ssor OF SOW
which gave him "A litter of - pigs. ri
which are living and doing finely. This
is only another instance of what can be-
done on the North Side.
Our Falls ity correspondent says thai
Mr. Charles Walters, who has been fill
ing the position Of truant officer for Lin
coin county the past season, has ac
cepted the position as teacher for th'
Falls City school for the coming year.
The Butte Stars crossed bats with IN,
E.lrn nine at the latter place ON Sunda.
last, losing the game 10y a score of 4
H.. They will meet the Wendell team
on their home grounds the coming sun
day
~ tons OF balcd hay Tor sale. Ii yo
want some, -ce Frazer, quick.
Mrs. f.. u. Piper and Mrs. John Il
Minis went Tuesday to Wcser a. del,
yates from the Civic club Ia the dstri'
meeting of:State Federation oi Women
clubs held at that place yesterday. The
returned today.
Mr. Ralph Schneelock, manager of a.
Settlers Co, seems to have no fear OF ii
potato market this fall, as le informs ,
that he has put in go acres of spuds tn
spring, all on alfalfa ground, and Is looi
ing for bumper crop with good prce
May his prediction prove true.
The health of Mrs. J. f.. Crltchte
has become ~ poorly that she was r
moved To Mountainhome last week,
the home of her mother. where she ca
receive the best OF care and attention
and where it il hoped that she may T
gain her usual vgor.
Saturday last was certainly humm
OF Il day i'm Jerome. The attractions
the big auction sale, and the extra sal
advertised 10y Armstrong and the Els
Williams Co. was sufficient induceme
for the farmers lar and near to visit I
town OH that day. All nj our merchar
report "A good trade.
An entertainment was given at
opera house last Saturday by the Mis-
Fern Crothers, soprano sololst, and Sii
Tillotson, dramatic reader of Fargo Cole
Miss Tillotson's selections were CIV
with a feeling which marks her N
artist. On. D. Pioneer.
The farmers are getting their hay To
in order, AS hayng will commence abe
next week. Ii is more than remarka
the growth that the alfalfa made Will
the past two weeks. Plenty oi water q
sunshine are the prequsites to bount
crops in Idaho and we have been hay
them both during the past few weeks.
The big auction sale on Saturday
was a decided success rs Il long list ot
ticles were disposed of. One pecu
feature of the sale was the fact that
though some expensive vehicles and IL
machinery was disposed OF, and the h
ers took advantage OF the cash disco
and but very few notes were given.
The Appleton postotiice which was
continued some time ago has been re-