Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-10

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'ioi" 30 up. 442t
The Jerome Milling 4 Elevator Co
nave been loading another car NJ
clover seed this week for shinnant
east Every car OF this seed Skinned
from the tract means several thous-
and dollars that have found their way
into the pockets OF the settlers.
Word reaches here from Denver.
COLO, that Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wal
lace. who departed little over a
week ago for their new home in Kan
sas' were Unexpectedly detained at
that place by visit from the Stork.
which left bright little daughter in
their care
Story books of all kinds, a most
appropriate Christmas gift. can be
found at Annett's.
Mr.. X. G. Sherman informs US that
he has complete volumes for the past
year OF several of the leading popu-
lar magazines which he will gladly
contribute to any club or Individual
who enjoys good reading matter The
magazines can be had by calling at
his home > miles north OF town.
Turkeys and Rabbits wanted. WIN
pay cash for same NJ. Hale, Of
flee Just east OF Lawrence Blacksmith
Shop. 44-tf
The many friends OF Mr. w. NJ. Nc
Ginnis will regret to learn that he
Was suddenly attacked with a seri-
Gus illness on Sunday evening last
which had the effect OF temporarily
unbalancing his mind to such an ex-
tent that he was removed on Monday
10 the sanitarium at Blackfoot
Have you seen the display Of holt
day gifts at the Jerome Drug Co?
It's the finest ever shown in Jerome
= Their prices are right. too.
Mr. +. II. Burgan and family who
have been making their home in Ne
vada for the past year. returned tC
d Jerome last week. where they vii
y again take up their residence. con
s. WINGED that there is no more pros
porous country than the North Sid
IS tract. Mr.. Burgan will again ASSUME
Is the management of the Amusement
k Hall, In connection with his secon
hand goods establishment.
s. Good fair 40 four miles GU
A. Equity for $500. This is less tina
is $50 an acre.-Barnett Stillwell.
* Mr.. August Vogeler. of Salt LAX
City. has been in town the past wee
Is and Is as optimistic as ever regar'
=, ing matters in general and the Mort
TO Side tract in particular. Mr.. Vog
pr Ter is not only large land holder G
the tract but has other large int
ests here. being associated In II
-, Jerome Milling & Elevator Co., al
!, can only see bright prospects in sto
for the people on this tract
Mr.. c. +. Stahl. who has been co
Is rected with the government expel
no mental station here for some tim
has been transferred to Californi
for the scene OF his new duties [
first of the week 1t Is probable IN
Mr.. Stahls headquarters Will hei
after be at Pasadena. They leave
hind them warm friends that tn
OIL have made during their residen
here.
Buy Standard. Jerome's best co
from Thos. Jaycox & Son. 29-tf
Mr.. ID. A. L'Herrison, the furnitr
80 man, was in receipt of car load
furniture this week, which as
be seen by announcement on
II. other page OF this issue he intends
led sell at car load prices. 1t remit
an one OF the balmy days OF Jerome
ex- see the sidewalks filled with II
her goods for our merchants, and II
nifies renewed confidence in the pr
,ha perity OF the tract. II you are 10
md ing for furniture. now is the time
,,i- get It on the ground floor.
the Mr.. J. w. Clelland was the rec
ma ent last week OF a fine pair or ?
heir fowls which he purchased from
fancier at South Bend, Ind. The bi
low. are OF most beautiful type, ant
10 Is the intention of Mr.. Clelland TO
See vote a portion of his time to the
ing of this species of the feath'
tribe for the market. We bel
uihs these are the first and only peaf'
pen. ever brought to the tract. and
old 49,. hoan much admired by Il
:. V. - coon tbem
anch