Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-07-23
:, Cornell do your blacksmith work

Let Cornell do your blacksmith WORK
vs n l.. Dinkelacker and two
-s,ars of Twin Falls, are guests
'ss home OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Phillips.
"a. ostrander Lumber Co.
Mrs. W. r. Young and children
have been spending he past two
tbs visiting friends In Chicago
and vicinity. returned home Monday.
Quite a delegation OF settlers from
80. Mace we're Boise visitors last
~a.t being Interested In the hearing
,h,t took place before the Land
Board.
II YOU are contemplating putting
aovu we'll. see r. A. Anderson. the
.vosriepced we'll driller. before max
n. contract for the same. 22-4t
Mrs Edward Steele is entertaining
,sr mother. who arrived from Ames.
law. ON Monday. anticipating max
n, her future home with her daugh-
ter here.
Az will be seen by change In the
ra.bo Southern time card. the name
n the station formerly known as
.nnieton has been changed To Ard
more.
Good fair 40 four miles out.
Equity for $500. This is less than
$50 an acre.-Barnett Stillwell.
The report OF the financial condi.
tion of the Farmers and Merchants
State Bank appears In this issue. and
Il usual shows this institution to be
IN 4 most flourishing condition.
DE. Cornell. all kinds OF blacksmith
vork. First door east Jerome Livery.
Nr. w. Zahn has the plani
drawn for the erection OF new resi-
dence on his lot on East Main street
and work will shortly be commenced
on the same.
A No. ] 40 all under the pillow
close to station and school. Equit,
1900. or about SCI an acre. Terms
or will consider some stock.-Bar
nett Stillwell.
Mrs. Herman Fricki. OF Omaha
Neb.. mother OF Mrs. NJ. A. Bishop
arrived the first OF the week and vii
make an extended visit here. sh
will be joined later by Mr.. Fricki.
Rev. Traub. the Cerman-Lutherai
minister. will preach In both German
and English at the Christian churcl
on Sunday afternoon at 2;3o. Al
are cordially invited
Understanding. Confinement
cases preferred.-Mrs. w. S. Lewis
Route 2. Box so. 15-tf
Mr.. and Mp. W. b. Millson entel
timed small party OF friends at a ii
O'clock dinner last evening. in honor {
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mr.
Baird, who leave for a coast trip ne,
week.
Miss Louise Jacobsen has been er
PERTAINING two OF her young lad
friends from Salt Lake City the pa
week. the Misses Katie and Georgi
Rankin. The young ladies are nice,
Oh Mr.. August Vogeler and enjo
their visit here very much.
Mrs. Joe +. Bennett. OF Homer. III
sister OF Mr.. ID. w. Salladay, arri
% Monday. expecting TO make qui
IN extended visit with the family
nef brother here. BY mistake 81
'eit the train at Wendell and can
overland In the storm that stru,
the tract that day.
VIII the party who. probab
through mistake. took the wrong
%s Caracul coat at the Grand Vie
party last week. please return Il
~me to this office and receive the
own In exchange?
Mrs. Alice Allen. Of Chicago. a 81
vi OF Mr.. ]. P. Ridgeway, arriv,
Aonday, expecting to spend the I
Mainoer OF the summer here. Nj
alien was a visitor here some thr
''ars ago and 1t is hard indeed (
:" to realize that It is the sar
p"ce' so great stride has been ma
'ne way OF development In tn
short time.
VIII be seen by the school boa
proceedings appearing elsewhere, t
v-ro mas closed a contract for thr
~nool wagons through the agency
mos Jaycox & Son. These WACO
.'s built under the plan of b,
'u are enclosed with seating
pscity Of 20 or more children. TIL
~" prove much more comfortal
'a.n the wagons that have been f
'v used on the routes.