Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-04-10

nc DohIu vi COUNTY VIII
meet in regular session at Shoshone next
Monday.
The newly elected village trustees will
probably meet and organize next Tues
day evening.
f. G. Gleason and wife report the ar
rival OF young daughter the first OF the
week.
We are at present enjoying ideal sunny
southern Idaho weather, and the farmers
are busy in the fields.
MIR. b. o. Hill has leased his ranch
and will remove to town, having, we
understand accepted position with the
First National Bank.
Do you want to see your vile smile
when you 20 home? Take her pound
OF Speakman's nut caramels.
A new coat of paint adorns the front
of the North Side Pharmacy, adding
much to the appearance OF this popular
store.
Mr.. Cushman, OF Dalsart, Texas, ar
rived last week and will spend large
portion of the summer with his son, 7. H.,
who is nicely located on land northeast
of town.
w. 5. Mallory OF Twin Falls, WAS here
the first Of the week looking over his
property northwest OF town and arrang-
ing for its cultivation the present season.
Buy Mazda lamp at the Racket and
cut down your electric light bill.
A. q. Hill, of Jewell county, kans..
has been an interested visitor on the
tract for the past week, and from present
indications will become an investor and
a permanent resident OF the tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Updike and three
daughters, departed Saturday for Port
land, Oregon, their future home. Their
many friends regret their departure from
our midst
W. G. Galloway who has been spend
ing the winter in Oklahoma, is back to
jerome, glad TO again be where he can
escape the severe storms incident TO the
Oklahoma section OF the country.
! The Christian Science society have re-
moved their church effects from Iiale's
hall to the Ridgeway building on Avenue
A, opposite the laundery, where services
will be held hereafter.
Torey Gund has disposed of his farm
holdings here to his brother and depart
ed the first of the week with Panama az
his destination. The hest wishes of his
many friends here will follow him.
Mr.. J. Lind was not long in disposing
OF the cows he advertised last week, and
has departed in quest or another bunch
which he expects to return with in n few
days.
Fresh home made candy every day al
Speakman's Tafy, fudge, cocoanut and
peanut bar-none better.
Mrs. Mary Slocum returned to Jerome
the first of the week after prolonged
absence in which time she visited severa
sections of the country, which has mad,
her more favorably impressed than cvel
with this particular locality.
The business men will enjoy a smoker
and luncheon at their new rooms to
morrow evening. Incidently the enter
tainment committee have promised some
thing in their line and all are expecte,
to be on hand promptly.
We would like to give the correc
time of the arrival and departure o
mails, but az the schedule is change,
about every day, all we can say is to e
to the postoffice early and often and it i
likely you will get mail every time.
N. Shepherd passed through tow
yesterday with a supply of nursery stool
he had purchased at the Wallace nurser
but Nelse finds he has more than h
can attend to and will offer a portion
of the stock at bargain as will be seel
by announcement elsewhere.
Ed. Gill is entertaining his brothe
who arrived from Frankfort. Kans.
Sunday. The latter has disposed OF hi
interests III tne SulluoNeT hthte uiiu IL
more than likely that he will conclud
to cast his lot among others on the Mort
Side tract.
The Twin Falls News credits Snak
River Pete with saying that when due
lays an egg she waddles off as If nothin
had happened. When hen lays on
there's an awful racket. The hen advel
tises. Hence the demand for hens egg
not ducks.
Mr.. Henry Book, one of the Pione'
settlers near Shoshone was instantly xii
ed in runaway last week. He wi
thrown from the rig receiving njuri
from the effects of which he died short
after.
Some quite good sized real estate dea
are about to be closed this week, whie
will result in great benefit to our neart