Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-11-12

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m Thos. Jaycox x Son. 29-u
Mr.. F. e sayer' OF Bliss was
',.oss visitor in jerome on Tues
Day
:, cholera Immune Duroc Jersey
ssoats for sale John S. Major ssf
B. Shepard. one of the live
,..s NJ Wendell. was here for
,bOrt time on business Tuesday.
cseopd hand buildings for sale.
SEE Ostrander Lumber Co.
Mrs NJ. A. Aitkin departed for Cal
,.,oia last week where she Will pro-
1,hlv spend the winter with sister
residing there
VIII the party who borrowed the
a.,rs from the tin shop OF A. w.
,,os please return the same? 40-l
Mr. Huston Hill. of st. Louis. has
,,eeuted position with the Jerome
Nam Co. and has already entered
.yOn his duties
New Potato Bags. lsc each A.
v. Baum.
Mr. T.. Eichelberger Is spending
norton OF the week looking after
,ome business matters AT Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. c. c. Gere. on account OF i'll
ssalth. has been forced To resign her
ashton which she has held for some
line in the dry goods department at
he Jerome Mere. Co.
WANTED To rent some ranch
.ith good improvements Address
| Chas. soukal. Bull. Idaho. Route No.
four 1929
Mss Agnes Ginger. sister OF
ln c. G. Gere. arrived from Chi
,aso the first OF the week. intending
% make her home with her sister
.sre for the present.
Wm. J. Herwig. state superintend-
snt OF the Anti-saloon League. will
give an illustrated prohibition lecture
b the Methodist church on Thanks
giving evening. November cath
Mr.. A. W Atwood desires through
the medium OF the Times TO thank all
yho came TO his assistance and rem
dered such valiant service In subdue-
Ing tn IRE which recently occurred
At h. place
New Potato Bags. : nc each A
" Baum.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church will give n reception In honor
dtheir new pastor and his wife. Rev
and Mrs. Ulrich. this evening. Nov
I'm, at the church. All members
and friends OF the church are cor.
daily invited
Mr.. X. J. Morris is enjoying a visit,
ron his brother. 5. X. who arrived
nom Nordhofl. Calf. the first OF tn,
seek. The two brothers have no
net for over 20 years. and II is SAT-
10 say that they are thoroughly on
loying their visit.
MI. F. G. Gould and wife who hav,
been spending the summer here a
me nome OF their son. A. +. Gould
e'' Tor their home at Cambridge. Ill
Oh Tuesday They are enthusiast
over this section OF Idaho. and ma
conclude TO return and make thei
permanent home here.
nave a good level so mile
~u'n and ! u east OF Jerome. II |
al cleared and so acres in alfalfa.
'0uia Ike to exchange this so for a
" close IN. s. Young. Greenfield
Iowa. &c
MI and Mrs. Geo. W. Dewey r,
"'ned from Stevensville. Mont. o
'se'uay' whittier they had been cal
g" oy the critical illness and deaf
Tue iatter's father. Mr.. +. II Me-
N"' OF That place. Mrs. Metcalf r,
"'ned home with her daughter. an
:" make her home here for tn
present
"essrs Peterson & Taggert, tw
''ns men fully conversant with III
's''ness' will open lunch count,
~"e Pastime Pool Room this weel
'Ae building has been completely r,
,'a"sed and more room added |
we erection OF a kitchen adjoinin
'e ooys promise good clean meal
sui invite a trial of the same.
~' w. II. Forbes has rendered h
s"auon as the carrier OF the L.
10 between the trains and Il
.'nce' and the job Is again OPT
~ DDS. On account of the irregr
nV Vi the arrival of the trains ov
~ snort Line, Mr., Forbes -four
az more time was wasted than Il
s~pehsation received for the VOL
'0uld warrant
The work of the Land G Water c
"oVing the sage brush from q