Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-09-11
Plckling spices, Soc pound.

sam smith " 20. now nave D,Dbb head !
Of feeder lambs on the tract.
Spenceran pens, Crayons, and full |
line Of school supplies at ANNErr's.
Let me figure with you on your winter
coal supply. Tnos. JANcox.
Good music will be the big feature at
the Fireman's Ball. "Wednesday, Sept.l7
II. T. Bridges and family were enter
tanned al the Overlook farm last sun
day.
Quite number of our farmers will or
have commenced their third cutting Of
alfalfa this week
W. NJ Massey has closed contract
for 1000 head of feeder lambs, same to
be delivered Sept. 18th.
John r. Mcintyre, east Of town,
ports yield Of II little over 81 bushels
per acre on his oat crop.
The Frazer and IIogshire families re-
turned the first OF the week from a short
outing in the HALEY country
MIR and Mrs. Ross updegraf returned
10 Wendell Sunday, the latter having
spent several days here visiting friends.
special sale OF school supplies Satur-
day, sept. 9th The Racket
Mesiames c. T.. and Will Carver and
II. r. Bridges were Iagernan visitors
last week, returning laden with fruit.
handle the Spring Canyon Utah
Coal, lump and nut. None better.
Tnos. JAScoN.
W. &. Godfrey received a painful in
Jury last week from being kicked 10y u
horse, necessitating the Use oi crutches
for a time.
The Plauss Bros have gone to ketchum
with the intention OF buying bunch Of
lambs which they will bring To the tract
10 feed this winter
Willard Fletcher has disposed of his
interests here and will soon depart Tor
Nebraska, but ASSURES H. he will Ice back
on the job next spring.
Kodak developing and finishing don,
AT North Side Pharmacy. We Use I'll,
cyko paper which gives the picture q
perfect finish soft
Shoshone was visited 10y another dis
d-lfOu5 liit last WIN 'i'rAi'1AhS sii' htAf
ness shop OF John Wines and damaging
the adjacent buildings.
Remember the Base Ball dance at th'
Amusement hall tomorrow friday eve
ming, and il you want Ia have goo'
time be sure and attend.
The Friday evening dances given b.
the Eagles at their hall each week an
proving very popular Affairs, the hal
being crowded each evening.
Best coffee in town, "Our Special
steel cut SOC pound. The Racket.
Mrs. Willard C. Green, OF Loveand
Colo, mother OF Mrs. Orville Higley
arrived yesterday intending to max
quite an extensive visit with her daugl
ter here.
District Court opens next Monda
with Judge Stockslsger ON the benci
Judge Walters having gone to Albion
hold court there. which conVenes at I'll
same time.
J. &. Jenkins has - acres OF corn tn;
it would be hard to find its equal.
will well repay anyone interested To Wis
his farm adjoining the town on the soutl
west and see this corn.
We are agents for Dr. Roberts Netcr
nary remedies and guarantee every pacl
age to do just as claimed These a.
strictly prescription goods.
29-tf NORTH SIDE PHARMACY.
j. T.. Crutchfeld received "A telcgra
from Mountainhome on Saturday Ia
apprising him Of the critical condition
his Wife He departed on the aiterno'
train for the above point.
w. ID. Robinson wife and little daug
ter, who have been spending a cour
OF weeks with the formers parents al
other relatives here. left for their hon
at Newton, Kansas, yesterday.
We are headquarters for school 81
plies The Racket
The extra demand for ice the past :,
son has depleted the supply put up
Piper X Bloom last winter, and Il
have found is necessary To ship a n
supply in to meet the local dema nd.
Good music will Ice the big feature
the Fireman's Ball, Wednesday, Sept.
Mr.. w. A. Peters of this city and NJ
Axline Fay, former teacher in the
rome schools were united in the h
bonds OF matrimony and will be at no
In jerome to their friends about Sept.
Now is the time to feed Pratt's wa
powders to your hogs. 1t elimina
the worms which is the cause OF
swine trouhla For sale at