Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-05-22

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wards all the time. Thirty carloads are
now being loaded for Salt Lake firm,
which about cleans up the surplus.
Auctioneer IIartshorn il preparing for
another big Farmers and Merchants sales |
day, one week from the coming Satur-
day, May 3lst. II you have any articles
to dispose OF, sec Hartshorn and have
them listed at once
This section was favored with slight
showers Saturday night and Sunday,
which was heartily welcomed by all.
While they did not add much moisture
to the ground small vegetation was
greatly benefited by it.
All candies Is cents per pound at the
Racket.
The Idaho Rooming House at Sho-
shonc, which has been AN eye sore To the
citizens OF that community for some time,
was closed by the officers last week, and
the female occupants have left town,
much to the JOY of the respectable inhab-
itants.
Filler must have quite bunch Of chill
dren who make a practice OF being on
the streets nights, las it has become neces-
sary for the council to adopt curiew
ordinance whereby all children under
the age OF Ii must he of the streets
when the cnrfew bell rings at 8 o'clock.
The Fourth OF July committee is busy
at work preparing program and max
ing other arrangements for the celebra
ton to be held here. Already inquiries
have commenced To come in from other
towns with assurances thatf they will
send good delegations. People like to
come to Jerome when they are invited,
AS they can always he assured OF being
royalty entertained
Rev Evans conducted another very in
teresting service at the Arcadia church
last Sunday The subject for his address
was Giving Ones Best which was lis
tened to 10y quite large and apprcciative
audience. Much interest is being taken
in theee meetings and it is well to bear
4 in mind that regular services will be held
every Sunday during the summer, and
: all are cordially invited.
20 tons Of baled hay Tor sale. II you
want some, see Frazer, quick.
e Every dairyman should keep com
plete record OF the production of each 81
A his cows, in order that he may ascertain
. which of the number are not proving
C profitable. We have special blanks io
1 this purpose, neatly bound in book ioril
which will show you al glance TN
g.. number OF pounds Of milk your COW
e giving on AN average during the month
= Call in and See sample, or one will b
l., sent by mail upon request.
Several OF the travelling men who max
It Jerome are now making their rounds il
=. autos. Several OF them carrying differ
,e ent lines club together and make III
n territory, it proving to be cheaper am
more pleasant than the railroad, and Il
a this manner they can get over their ter
- ritory faster ~ they are not compelled
10 wait for trains. A party was throug
~ here last week which had made the tri
). from Boise in one day stopping at iou
towns enroute.
On a pedestrian tour OF the famous oil
"A Oregon trail, T. J. Martin of Portland
40 Ore, arrived in this city enroute to Der
:, yer. Mr.. Martin started his travels q
"A foot from Boise, but will make the ba
4 ance OF the trip pacing over the ira
which connected the edge of eastern civil
~ cation with the stark frontier. A roa
log of his trip is being carefully kept !
II, Mr.. Martin, which will be OF great walt
er in marking the old trail for autoist
Is Twin Falls Times.
~ Communications with the spirit wor
"e by wireless apparatus is the latest sens
y ton in New York. 1t is explained tn
the sending apparatus is operated by
no weakened current to prevent its MESA
IN from being picked up 10y the regul
nd wireless stations around the city. b
III the spirit operators are so sensitive To I
ne wireless waves that they can read I
lily faintest message sent out and their
sponses, while feeble, are entirely int
ing ligible to the receiving operator at
IS. terrestrial end OF the wireless.
hat The village trustees met in regular 81
zen sion Tuesday evening, and devoted
re- time to discussing the finances OF
see town and devising ways and means
carrying on the administration of
oes affairs OF the same. Mr.. Baum, who h
six been employed rs an expert accounts
the to check up the various funds, was pr
ON ent and presented a very comprehens
was report of the condition of the tow
,nts finances. The board will meet rs a co
ash mittee OF the whole next Wednesday e
ity. ming to further consider the matter.
cal J. A. Armstrong, our popular outfit
the for men, women and children, has TOT