Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-09

.sa weeks end among friends In
Boise.
Tor sale-Especially we'll bred
Jersey bull calf at about veal price.
--Cloyerleaf Ranch. ! mile east. att
Mrs Geo. w. Dewey was called to
etavensville, Mont. the nrst OF the
vsek by a telegram announcing the
critical illness of her father.
Mr.. R. J. Coats was In receipt OF
The sad intelligence this week OF the
death of his mother At Redlands,
Calf.
Master Edward and Joe McLaren.
=, Chicago, brothers of Mrs. r. c..
sherman, arrived last week and will
.pend their summer vacation here.
Mr.. James Quay preached a splen-
aid sermon to . mrge and appreciat-
I've audience at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
For sale-Oats and wheat. Phone
John p. Mcintyre. ] mile east. tt.
Rev. B. F. Pearson. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church at Schuy-
Ter, Nebr.. is visiting with Rev. Jun
kin and family this week.
Miss Alma McLaren. of Chicago.
arrived last week and will spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. X. c.
sherman. at Brookneld Farm.
II you are contemplating putting
down a we'll. see r. A. Anderson. the
experienced we'll drilier. before max
INK contract for the same. 22-4t
Second hand buildings for sale
See Ostrander Lumber Co.
General Manager Wallace. OF the
Great Shoshone 4 Twin Falls Power
Co.. was In town Tuesday evening on
business connected with his COM
psny.
Contestants In our piano contest
should not fail to have-their votes al
In before 1880 tomorrow friday
evening when the first count will be
had.
Mr.. M. Sonnichson has been suf'
fering the past week from a severe
throat trouble. which has given him
much pain and caused some anxiet,
among his friends on the tract.
A meeting will be held at the Wes'
school house on Friday evening oil
this week to make arrangements FOL
the registration Of the voters In thai
new precinct.
For Sale-Oats and wheat Phone
John P. Mcintyre. mile east. II
As an evidence of the renewed
prosperity that has come to this sec
ton. we might state that several new
residences will be built in jerome
the coming season.
Mr.. Harry Scherer, who has beef
spending the past few months at ON
aha, returned to Jerome on Monday
. satisfied that there IL no better plac
to be found.
Wanted-Nursing. Confinement
cases preferred.-Mrs. w. 8. Lewis
Route z, Box 80. 15-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. de GoyeI
whose homes are In Chicago, but VIII
are making a tour OF the northwest
are spending the week at the HON
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hill. north
west Of town.
Mr.. r. A. Anderson. the Wende
we'll driller. moved his outfit owe
here on Monday and is now at wor
putting down = we'll on the Devo
orchard and stock farms north G
town.
G. J. Manner, one Of Jerome's ell
terprising ranchers. arrived In Coco
ing Tuesday with ten head OF IA
steers for the Gooding Packing c.
The steers were farm raised and farI
Misunderstanding Leader.
A No. 40 all under the plo
close to station and school. EQuit
5000. or about SCI an acre. Term
or will consider some stock.-Ba
nett Stillwell.
At the meeting of the Idaho Dents
society held at Boise last week, M
L. @. Phillips Of this place was hol
ored by the election a. treasurer I
the society. The convention close
on Tuesday evening with banqu'
At the Idanha hotel.
A tent meeting will be held by Il
free Methodist church in jerome b
sinnig In the evening of July 16 ar
holding meeting every evening du
ing the month. also Sunday mornir
meeting 1t 10 =. m. Rev. Wilso
from Boise. will take charge of Il
meeting.
Next week We will announce Il
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