Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-22
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aome business matters at Boise.
The family OF Mr.. Carl DeVoe has
zone TO California for an extended
visit with friends there.
Buy Standard. Jerome's best coal.
from Thos. Jaycox & Son. 29-tf
Mr. NJ. A. Holmes has decided to
take up quarters on his own ranch
during the winter, having several
head of stock there to look after
Election is only little over Il
week of. and feeling OF nervous
moss begins to creep over the various
candidates.
LOsT-A pair OF nose glasses. to-
gether with case. VIII finder please
leave at the post office?
Word was received here the first
NJ the week from the home of Mr.
and Mrs W l.. Huyette AT Charleston.
Ore. OF the arrival OF 4 sis pound
boy.
NttOuu iOt cRit.
See Ostrander Lumber Co.
Mr.. L. J Gehrmann. who Is In the
government service AS mail clerk.
has been transferred from the Bull
run TO "A route between Minidoka and
Bliss. passing through here every
day.
Hack for sale. practically new.
See K. c. Sherman, 2 miles north. S4f
Mr. |. u. Perrine came over from
Twin Falls to help jerome celebrate
her first Fair and Field Day and was
kept busy passing out the apples to
the commissary department by the
bushel during the lunch hour.
Alfred Anderson. Auctioneer, is
prepared to cry sales at any time.
Arrangements can be made with +.
Z. Eichelberger. at the First Nation
al Bank. 36tf
Mrs c. +. Henning and two chill
dren arrived last week to join the
doctor here. and the family are again
permanently located on their beau
tiful acreage In the northeastern
part OF town
Most heaters waste half your fuel.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters save and use
that wasted portion. 81
Miss Jessie Warrington. a ncwspa-
per writer OF some prominence Of
Twin Falls. attended the Jerome fair
and field day last week. and Il glow
Ing account OF the same from her pen
appeared In the Statesman the fol-
lowing day
have good level so miles
south and l u east OF jerome. 1t is
all cleared and so acres In alfalfa. !
would like TO exchange this so for an
so close in. s. Young. Greenfield.
Iowa. SO
so acres. well improved. Grades
number one. SIS an acre. $1,000
handles it.-Barnett Stillwell.
Mr. r. T.. Shepherd who has been
here for the past two weeks looking
after matters pertaining to the com
pany affairs. departed for his home
at Billings. Mont. the first of the
week. expecting to return here again
In a short time.
Mr.. tombstone Lind exhibited a
yearling colt at the fair here last
week that was the subject OF much
favorable comment by those who
took occasion to examine It. II was
line animal In every respect and
would be called full grown horse
In most any place excepting the North
Side tract.
Plow sharpening at d. L. Cornell's
shop. Latest process of tempering
pow-shares.
The Jerome Milling < Elevator Co.
ms week shipped the first full car OF
clover seed that has ever left the
'h'o Val VNNiN'
ol 5000 which has been distributed
among the farmers on the tract who
nave been experimenting with this
seed production. The company have
contracts for two more cars which
VIII be shipped as soon az the mar
MT becomes little more firm. The
raising OF clover seed on the tract
"a'ing proven a success. II Is est
mated that there will be no less than
~ cars shipped from this place an
other year.
work has commenced in earnest
:" clearing and blowing the vacant
'o's and grounds In and around the
'o"n preparatory to putting then
'"'o crops another season. The WORK
20 oeing done under the supervision
VI Mr.. M. A. Aitkin. who has large
'o'ce at work, and is I'm need of more
men and teams. The vast improve
"ent In the appearance of the town