Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-10-01


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There will be dance at the Eagle
ua, on tomorrow friday evening,
~ which all are cordially invited.
The potato digging season is at
hand and several cars will be ship
nod from here this week.
puy Standard. Jerome's best coal.
from Thos. Jaycox & Son. 29-u
Young son is reported as arriv-
ins at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. d.
oliver Brown this morning.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
serve both dinner and supper on
election day. Nov. 4th.
Mr.. A. W. V. Green. who has been
nresiding over barber chair at
Clyde's Place. left for Montpelier the
first OF the week.
Mr.. j. 5. Young announces an auc-
lion sale at his place miles south
and IL miles east OF town on Thurs
day Oct. Sth.
Mr.. b. Stillwell has moved his real
estate Office to the building formerly
used as the exhibit room on West
Main street.
Pillow sharpening at ID. +. Cornell's
shop Latest process OF tempering
plow-shares.
Attorney Paul Ply. OF Boise. was
a pleasant caller the first OF the week
which he has under cultivation. and
We understand is looking for more.
Onions for sale at Sunny Slope
Ranch. , miles south OF jerome.
Price. cents per pound In 80 ID lots.
3n cents delivered at Jerome
P. Block. 34-3t
Mrs J r. Wragg and Mrs. Alta
Moore are at Bull this week attend
Ing the State Baptist convention
which Is In session there. as delegates
from the society at this place.
Mr. Everett. OF Denver. was IN
town the first of the week looking AT.
ter some property belonging to his
sister. which he will have improved
at once
Remember the regular dances Civ
en- by the Carnation Club at the
Amusement Hall every Thursday ey.
ening All are cordially invited
Good music and good time gcner
ally.
Some first class dairy cows foi
sale Mrs Edith Ellison. 2 miles
west | y miles south OF jerome. 1891
The tourists season at the Guyel
Hot Springs Is closed. but the hote
der the same management. The place
has proven n very popular resort th'
past summer.
II you have anything that 20,
deem worthy OF exhibition. bring 1
In to the fair on the 18th You cal
obtain space for It by seeing Chair
man Aiken, or any member OF tn
exhibit committee.
WANTED-To rent n piano. Sc
H. {. Sheman. miles north. Phon
Al ks. 34-tf
Mr.. j. NJ. Sharp and wife. OF Twii
rails. were Jerome visitors last Sun
Jay. Jack was driving 1871.
Buick which is a dandy. and was &C
companied by several other aut
parties
District court will convene at She
shone next Monday. The most i'm
portant case on the criminal docke
the prosecution OF the two prison
ers being held for the murder OF Nj
Aulloy on the Perrine grade a shoT
time ago.
Coal bills are a large part OF you
n'ing expense-reduce both by usin
Coles Hot Blast Heaters. 33
"ohh ID. van Ndkuti, VI ho'
oon' Ohio. arrived last Friday for a
indefinite visit with her daughte
mrs. +. b. Houston. at the Mountai
view Ranch. This is Mrs. Van Wal
hers first visit to this section and 81
Is highly elated over the country an
the general conditions here.
Attention Of those desiring goo
pure bred dairy stock. is called
'ne announcement of the sale at Il
rioneer Stock and Dairy Farm. net
ounl' on Thursday. Oct. 18th, whi'
appears elsewhere in this issue. He
y an opportunity for some OF OF
aalry men to get good fundati'
LOT dairy herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Claypool W.
eomed young son at their home q
nrst of the week.
A Harvest dance will be given
me Barrymore Hall on next Frid
evening. October 9Th. This is an a
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