Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-09

E'"'s' 81 her daughter Mrs. j. +. schmer.
shall the past week OF course her l,l.
grandson, Peter Clark, proved the chic,
attraction during her visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. /. ToNle n.,nr,.a
from their honeymoon trip on MONDAY
ana are at home in the coltree recently
vacated by VIM. Randolph. They will
occupy this place until spring, when Mr.
l""lr expects to erect new residence At
Wnona Ranch
Mrs George st John, who has been III |
Tor some time, has been removed 10 a
Denver hospital for tine treatment o.,
tuberculosis. Her friends here hope and
trust that she may receive permanent
benefit from the treatment She receives
there.
While We have had some Of the most
delightful and pleasant weather one could
wish Tor tine past month or more, the
fact that it has been good snug winter
weather is best indicated by the fact that
they are putting up ice out Of the canal
at Wendell that measures inches thick
No need To ship in Ice this winter.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ Nog,lc, the
former a prominent business man of
Granville, Ill.,. were the guests oi the
lattcr's sister, Mrs f. w. Zahn, of thi,
place lew days last week The couple
we're cnroute To California on sight
seeing tour and stopped off here ior d
few days, continuing their journey on
sunday last
We wish To- impress upon ID" minds oi
all having local items or advertising for
insertion n the Times that they -ce To- IL
that the copy reaches %, before Wcincs-
iay evening As We 20 To press with
the paper early Thursday morning it Is
quite impossible To get item, inserted
that reach us later than the time ,pcci-
hci above.
Mr. and Mr, Edward Wnnu mi two
3 children returned Monday IRON Marsh
n,Ii. Oregon where they spent the past
lcw months They experienced all the
delights of -casicknc>s on their trip from
Portland To- Maishheld and could not
hrlp thinking OF HOME Sweet Home.
% They have taken up their residence lI
the Sture-, house until Spring, when
q they Will return to their ranch southeast
30 OF town.
Ray Weaver, the young man Who wa
convicted DO the federal court OF -'ndini
% p.i.on- through the mails and VAS tnc'
$50 for the oiicn,c last October. appear
i, rlin United States Marshal Ilodgin'
office Yesterday and gave himself int
the custody of tine court. When Weave
Was fined Judge Dietrich gave him tire
months ia which 10 rAi-c thc money am
a, he wa, unable To- de- so lac viii tax
'' tine alternative sentence OF 3o day- IN th
- Ala county JAIL
We acknowledge a pleasant call La
u week from Mr. Floyd Norman, OF Bis
ne who Was in town on business Nj
\orinan it will be- remembered is ii
IS unfortunate gentleman who lost bot
he hands by an accident while in the en
p.o, of the ,,rcat Sho>honc and TWl
me- Falls Power Co.. the generous settlcmci
( DID,, which wa- noted in ihrsc columns
i4 cou,,lc of weeks ago. Mr. Norman Ia
-. two hook, attached to his arms whi'
H., must serve the purposes of hands, al
though they are very announcement floN
a. Is lar from helpless in the use OF them.
A. According to the Rupert Record. 90
eminent surveyors have just complete
TN. survey OF a tract OF 10000 acres, e
tending from above the Minidoka da
down the river To- point north OF VI
ncr. which it is proposed To irrlsate
W rn,npinp works. The tract touches I
town of Mmidoka, and includes some
.hr the best lands On the north side. !
a government will store water for the pl
To- i,ct at Jackson Lake. Wyomns II Il
Is nut through. which seems highly pro
rye able. it viii add choice body OF land
cnt the irrigated district OF the state.
'd' Already the effects oi the recent
c;siou Of the State Land Board Is hel
ny. ,,n as We have received several lett
his frnu nnn-rcsidcnts congraiulathE
ter ,s,ocia,ion upon their successful Il!
,or storage water, and signllylnG I'll
ast intention OF either coming upon III
ate land next spring or making some
nm r,nrcments Tor the development l"'
same. We cannot help but feel that
.o, decision is going to put much more Ct
~. 6lcncc in not only the actual settlers
alr the land but the non-resldrn'S as "
Mr.. Geo. Cane returned Sunday IT
49,, attendance upon the Dairy convent
..l held at Caldwell last week lie r'p'
1870, one of the largest representative e"''
mos Of a like nature ever h''" III