Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-03

much in providing ways that the farmers
are able to get hold OF cows, and should
be thanked for his efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Lane are enjoying
a visit from friends from Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb. They say that the country
appears good to them and will likely re-
main during the summer, and perhaps
permanently.
Bishop Funston of Boise occupied the
pulpit of the Episcopal church Sunday
last and a very fine meeting was enjoyed
10y large congregation.
Rex V. Wilcox is absent this week in
Gooding attending the first term of court
ever held in Gooding County, Idaho.
Chas Rorabeck has purchased an
automobile and will conduct an auto liv-
cry in Wendell meeting all trains and
as may be desired. Not many towns
the size and age of Wendell can support
two auto liverys besides two regularly
equipped livery barns.
DR.. Robt. Smith, Deputy State Veteri-
marian, is kept busy these days inspect
ing stock In all parts of southern Idaho.
There was no mistake made when the
State Board saw fit to appoint Dr. Smith
to this position as he is qualified and
does attend to the duties of the office
without fear or favor. The North Side
Tract is fortunate to have man like the
doctor to protect the growing stock in
dustry.
Mr.. Pennington OF Ontario, Oregon, is
at Wendell looking over his property
and advising with his tenants regarding
development work. Mr.. Pennington has
one of the best ranches on the tract
which is ably handled by Mr.. Harry
Firth.
upon their farm and are surely making
splendid showing. They are valued
people and as such will help materially
in the upbuilding OF the tract.
j. NJ Pawley and family left Monday
for Texas, having decided best to leave
for a time, but hoping that they will be
able to return within few years All
regret that 1t was necessary that these
good people should leave, as they were
highly respected by all.
Our local sheep men have been very
busy for the last month looking alter
their sheep us during lambing time they
| take almost constant care. All report u
very satisfactory increase, some running
as high as 1900, while none less than
| 1850. This is certainly good results
from men having had very little expert
ence, but all have been very attentive tc
| business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Ford entertained
for dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Kicker,
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Barrett and Mrs A.
l.. Wilcox and son, Charles. \ most
enjoyable time was spent at their new
| home.
VIM. Clifford sold his 1900 lambs this
week to parties from Ohio, receiving
81 so per head for them, thus realizing
clear Tor his hay above all costs, $500
per ton Mr.. Clifford was very fortu-
nate in thus disposing of his immense
hay crop. Many other farmers will Ell.
fdeavor to feed their hay another season
rather than hope to sell to buyers, as
none will buy until the company shows
Il tendency to supply water for this stock
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meaeham that was so severely burned
a week ago is much improved and hopes
are now that it will not only survive but
that it will not be permanently injured.
There will be quite an acreage of Field
Peas sowed in this locality this season
and from experiments that have been
made it will prove very profitable crop.
The Ragsdale Entertaining company
will make their first appearance before a
Wendell audience Thursday night of this
week. They are said to give splendid
entertainment.
party OF 10 people arrived in Wendell
Sunday last from Wamego, Kas. all OF
whom are planning to make Wendell
their future home. Eight families are
represented. These people are acquaint-
ances of H. E. Barrett, and are gladly
welcomed to the community.
DR.. f. L. Simonton OF Wamego, Kas.
spent several days here last week looking
over his holdings, and seemed to be well
pleased with prospects. The doctor has
been = great booster for Wendell and has
shown his faith in it by investing large
amount of money.
Mr.. Frank S. Reid and bride are hap
PLY located on their ranch west of town
and all wish for them most happy
married life.
$. Tauber shipped four carloads of po-
tatoes to Chicago this week. Mr. Tauber
is splendid man for any locality as he