Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28


Nv 9sc? I'll be there.
Good. strong. practical farmer de-
.,res steady job. Inquire at Times.
Mr. Ed Gill has been confined to
s,s home by illness the most or the
week.
round.-A wrench and pair Of pill
.,s evidently lost from an auto.
omar can have same by calling at
,h,s office and paying charges.
sacond hand buildings for sale.
Gao Ostrander Lumber Co.
Give the cook rest by bringing
the family to the chicken pie supper
d the old Burkhead stand next Sat
urday. 6 TO s p. m. Price zoe.
From rumors that come to US. we
NAV expect to hear the ring OF we'd
d,nx bells from the Eldora heights
section in the near future.
Rev. w. j. Dodge. who spent some
months In Kansas last winter inter
eating people In the North Side tract.
will again return TO that place. leay-
ing to-day.
Saturday Is Memorial day. and
while the banks and some OF the mer-
camille establishments will be closed.
there will be no general observance
OF the day here.
This section has been fa.-oied with
several showers during the past
week. which has materially improved
the pastures on the lands that are
not under irrigation.
J. A. Armstrong takes n full page
In this issue TO announce his second
sales day for 1914. Look the items
over carefully and take advantage Of
some OF the offers made.
Wanted-Nursing. Confinement
cases preferred Mrs. w. 8. Lewis
Route 2. Box SO. l5-f
The tanks for the Standard OIL
Co. station at this point have arrived
and will be put In place at once. the
been completed so.-s time as
Note the announcement elesew here
Of Jerome Milling & Elevator Co. re-
garding the question OF winter coal.
Now is the time TO take advantage
OF the summer prices.
Mr.. Ralph Rogers and family ex-
pect to leave today for Spokane.
Wash. which place they expect to
make their future home. The best
wishes OF their many friends here
will follow them.
Contracts for carrying Uncle Sans
mall on the star routes will become
more inviting now. since the depart
ment will pay them at 30 much per
hundred for parcel post matter, I'm
addition to the regular contract price
Tor carrying first and second class
matter.
What have you to trade in North Side
land Tor six-room house, electric light,
citk water, good barn. four blocks from
hotel. See or write j. s. Hartshorn.
The Presbyterian woman's Mis-.
sonary society met with Mrs. John.
son last Thursday and had very I'm.
ieresting program. The ladies en-
1oyed Mr. Baum's talk on China very
much. He was able to give them a
great deal of interesting information
at first hand.
fou can't AFFORD to build a FIRE Sat.
arday evening. Come to the chicken
PIE supper. Old Burkhead stand. T
10 p. m. Price Csc.
Mr.. w. A. Heiss has this week dis
posed OF so acres formerly belonging
" y NJ. Beecher. and lying az
ai'es southwest OF town. The pur
enaser Is Mr.. j. F.. Quinn. OF GaIva
AAns' This ranch is partially i'm
proved and we understand the con
ueration was $40 per acre.
ABSTRACTS OF title to all propert,
~ Lincoln county. w. d. Garlocl
HD''ract Co., Shoshone. Idaho. TIL,
0'ae't set Of abstract records for Lin
'oun'y' 4S-tf
from the Twin Falls Times W,
. -" 'nat ten prisoners confined II
Ae county jail In that county hav,
en put at work repairing the grad
enoshone Falls The prisoner
ave ave town each morning accompa
!" leu oy guard. returning to the jai
In the evening.
ana Mrs. 8. l.. Hughell too
,a e" little daughter to Twin Fall
IT, .eatment last week, her condi
,.~, having baffied the skill OF tn
.os y physician here. 1t will be
tr,.' OF pleasure to the man
u,,,a '' Oh the family to state that tn
mnos one is now improving rapid,
" the delight OF the parents.