Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-10-23


Shone Mist -four, s4.75 per barrel ON
Saturday at The RACKET.
Wickersham, Amusement Hall, Oct.
%. $50 sharp. Second number Lyceum
course.
Mr.. Ed. Gill is nursing badly spran-
ed wrist due TO coming in contact with
his bucking auto.
/ handle the Spring Canyon Utah
Coal, lump and nut. None better.
THos. JAYcox.
Mr.. Herb. Schoentha has been con
fined to his home portion OF the week
due to a severe cold.
Most heaters waste hall your fuel
Coles Hot Blast Heaters save and use
that wasted portion.
Don't fail to hear Wickersham at the
Amusement Hall, Oct. %, $50 sharp
Second number Lyceum course.
Sell your cream through the y. S.
Dairymen's Assn and get a square deal
and the highest market price.
There seems to be an epidemic OF colds
prevalent in this section and everybody
seems TO be sneezing or coughing.
II you are not satisfied with your cream
test sell your cream through the \. ).
Dairymen's Assn and you can see it
tested.
Kodak developing and finishing done
at North Side Pharmacy. We Use the
cyko paper which gives the picture Il
perfect finish. 3O-ti
There was rush OF business at Arm
.trongs Golden Rule Department Store
on Saturday last, it being the last day Of
the piano contest.
Flower bulbs OF all kinds for sale at
the Racket Now is the time to plant
them.
ii. A. Jaynes having rented his ranch,
has leased the Prentice house on east
Main street, and the family will become
residents OF the town.
We pay every shipment. y. 5. Dairy
mems Assn.
The Civic Club invites all patrons OF
the schools of Dist No. 80 to a reception
at Eagles Hall, Friday, evening, Oct. "a,
1913, TO meet the teachers.
Wickersham, Amusement Hall, Oct.
%. $50 sharp. Second number OF the
Lyceum course.
Mr.. John Swisher. OF Bushnell, Ill.
a brother-in-law OF Mr.. p. q. Fairman,
has been an interested visitor at the
home OF the latter for the past week or
more.
Mr.. Baker, one of the leading mer-
chants OF Bliss, was here last week look
ing up the cream situation, in the inter
est OF the Townsend Creamery Co., OF
Portland.
Mr.. Tom Neuzil OF the Sugar Loaf
Valley section, had his face badly cut
one day last week by being kicked 10y
young colt The injury was as to re-
quire the attention of physician.
Our holiday goods are arriving daily.
The RACKET.
Our special offer OF the Weekly Orego
Man free to all subscribers who pay VI
year in advance, must he taken al
vantage OF the coming week, as GU
special arrangement expires Nov LIST.
Let me figure with you on your winte
coal supply. Tuos. JAYcoS.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Phillips expect t.
leave Saturday for Chicago, where DIR
Phillips will undergo an operation
They will be accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Maxwell, who starts on that da
on her trip to Pittsburg, Penn, wher
she will continue her musical studies.
Mr.. j. w. Lawrence exhibited to u
yesterday samples of luscious strawberrie
which they are now picking from thel
vines. This of course is the second Gro
to be raised this season, and the quaint
and flavor seems to be as good as I'll
first picking.
The Racket is headquarters for III
Ladies Home Journal patterns.
DR.. Geo. Lninger of Chicago, made
hurried trip here this week to look afte
his property interests near Barrymor
He found the Hoppe Bros. paying strl'
attention to his holdings here, and n
turned better satisfied than ever with Il
North Side tract.
A Halloween ball will be given at Il
Barrymore Club house on Friday eve'
ing, Oct. 3lst. The music for the occ
sion will be FURNISHED by the Barrymo
orchestra, and an interesting feature wi
be special lunch consisting OF swe
cider, pumpkin pie, etc. All are co
daily invited.
Mr. Hid, who has been working u
Heiss farm the past year, has rented q