Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-05-15
Garden seeds that grow. The Racket


trip Ia Boise the first OF the week.
Are you saving your votes on the Piano
Contest?
Mr.. Hughell will be- at the Gallery next
saturday to take your pictures.
l.. d. Carlton is expected home to-day
with a shipment OF dairy COWS which lac
has been purchasing in the west
There will he no dance at Grand View
tomorrow night, it having been post
poned until the 23rd.
Rhubarb ior sale, ) cents per pound
Mrs r. G. sherman, two miles north
Phone 4l-5k.
Mrs. s. f. Moore Of Albany, Mo.
mother OF Ralph and Fred Moore, arrived
last saturday, intending to make quite
an extended visit here
Jerome will celebrate the 4th. This
announcement is positive and the com
mittecs have been appointed and we will
be- able Ia announce something more
definite from week To week hereafter
Votes ON the Piano must be- turned in
on Wednesday.
MIR. j. VI Hale returned to Jerome
Tuesday after having spent several weeks
in the Camas Prairie country. lie re-
ports the grain crop rs looking fine in
that section.
First Class Bay Mare For Sale Inquire
JEROME MILLING AND ELEVATOR Co.
The Fisk " illiams Go. have another
page oi interesting matter Ia the careful
buyer in this issue Read over every
word Of it and note the prices they an.
making on the reliable brands oi good-
Quantity votes on Ginghams al Arm
strongs.
The Aid Society Of the NJ f. church
will hold liz next social meeting AT the
church Thursday, May ~ good time
l. planned and good attendance is cx-
I.cted.
\ dispatch from Boise yesterday morn
my gave very discouraging news relative
sIomsc 10 this hs mother and brother,
Ralph, took the noon train Tor Boise
lor Sacks choice seed potatoes. Same
quantity to be returned Ia me this fall
M cash required. FRASER
The Ladies Aid oi the NJ r. church
will serve lunch of sandwiches, pie and
coffee on election day. June nh. Every
one il invited to eat aud by 50 doing
help swell the funds OF the society.
Mr. r. l.. Conner OF Fulton. Ky a
hrothcr-in-law oi Mr. Edgar Hill, has
b''en spending the past week looking over
tine tract with view Of permanently 10.
eating here.
All dogs that run ont and bark At
either pedestrians or teams are consid-
cred vicious in the eyes OF the law. and
the shooting of them is not considered q
felony
Pasture Tor horses. 500 per month
l2-ti j. II. KNIGHT.
The condition OF Mr. Fred Moore hav
ing become somewhat alarming to hi'
immediate relatives he was taken Ia the
hospital at Boise 10y his brother Ralph Of
Sunday, where it is To be hoped that lac
may speedily recover.
Call at Armstrong : and note the item
about the store that carry heavy votes
MIR Chick" Fraser who has been
farming the past winter, departed las
week Tor the east to again associate HIM
self with the baseball contingent. w
understand that he will 90 with tin
Pittsburg team the coming season.
Mr. IIughell has taken possession q
the Cottage Gallery and will he on han'
Ia take your pictures next Saturday.
Mr.. W. !. Brown Of Salt Lake City
was in town short time Tuesday. Nj
Brown has extensive interests in thi
section and is having some portions
his land developed under the superviso
OF the Land Improvement Bureau oi tn
Canal Users Assn.
All candies - cents per pound at tn
Racket.
Mr.. n. j. Goats. our popular jewele
and optician, who has been operating
store at Wendell, left for that place Tue
day to make a transfer OF the stock to
Mr.. Evans, who halls from Caldwell
and who will continue To conduct II
store at that place.
10 votes for one on suit cases an
trunks at Armstrong.
The Oregon Short Line, after exper
menting with Greeks as section mel
have found them unsatisfactory, al
have replaced them with negroes al
several of the latter are now quartered
the Short Line section houses at I'll
point.
Buy Armour Plate Hosiery bc
ter, at the Racket