Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-15

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nection with his office. NJ
40 acres raw land. A No. l. only
$40 an acre, paid out. Terms to suit.
barnett Stillwell II
The Guyer Hot Springs resort is y
preparing to open early In the season.
and various improvements are now
going on this popular resort.
PEACOCK Rock Springs Nut Coal. :
500 per ton livered.-J erome ,
Milling and Elevator Co. :
Mr. Leonard Foley. OF Derby. Kan. ,
and Mr.. Leo. F. Bracken. OF Twin ,
Falls, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Peters.
Jaycox Son carry a complete line
OF chick and poultry supplies. calf
meal. etc. 1t
H. l.. Holiister. OF Chicago. is ex-
pected to arrive here the last OF the
week. probably accompanied by d
party OF land buyers.
Civic Club cooked food sale at the |
Lemay building Saturday afternoon.
Arch Deacon Chamberlain OF the
Episcopal church held services on
Tuesday evening II Is expected 10
hold these services more regular In
the future.
Rev. Charles Thomson. OF Wendell,
will give an illustrated lecture on
christianity and the Opposing Re
ligions OF China" In the Presbyterian
church tonight. Thursday. Every
one welcome.
FOR EXCHANGE-Colts. ones
two's and three year olds. for cows
or heifers.-C. w. DeVoe. 6tf
In observance OF Home Industry
Week the Civic Club will hold a free
demonstration OF Idaho products
Thursday. Friday and Saturday af-
ternoons OF this week at the Lemay
building. On Saturday afternoon a
cooked food sale will be held in con-
nection with the demonstration.
Modern S-room house. bath and
furnace. for rent. sale or exchange
See Jas. II. Grenzeback. 43tf
Edgar Prentice. accompanied b,
his mother. departed yesterday FOL
their old home at Oelwein. Iowa. Mrs
Prentice contemplates spending thu
summer there with her daughter
while Edgar Will spend few week
visiting old time friends before re
turning to Jerome.
Jaycox & Son carry a complete lin
OF chick and poultry supplies. cal
meal. etc. 1t
tombstone Lind last week dispose
of 10 head of cattle to Richhel
parties the sale being perfected upo
the recommendation OF Carl Johnso
the field dairyman for this section
The cows were pronounced as anon
some OF the best that have ever bee
brought to the tract. and II Is to
regretted that purchasers for Il
same could not be found here.
Mr. A. A. Stauffacher. a represen
alive of the DeLaval Separator
spent several days here the past WEI
in the interest OF his company. N
Staunacher is one OF the SUGGEST
dairy farmers on the south side.
ing proprietor OF the Pioneer Sto
Farm at Bull. where he is engag
in the raising of high grade and r,
istered cattle. He was present at I
meeting last Saturday relative to
organization OF "a creamery here, a
was quite enthusiastic over the pr
osition. believing II to be the st
ping stone to great success for
farmers on this tract.
Jas. II. Grenzeback met with an
cident last week that while bruis
him up to some extent. was so mil
ulous that he is shaking hands v
himself that he is able to be up
around. While working on his
store building he fell from a scan
and was percipitated through an
ening hardly large enough for n
which double him up in such a n
ner as to dislocate three OF his
and falling to the cellar he strucl
his head. receiving other injuries
laid him up for a short time. blu
Is now around again. although
ing the effects of the injuries q
perceptibly.
Irving Mcconnell. who is now
gagged in mining operations near
den. came up last v eek to look
his interests here which are
we'll cared ;or by h. son. "Sc'
states thai Southern fcaho is al
hear talked about b. the settle
that section of Utah, who have
robbed Of their water rights b.
big smel.ers and mining comps
and he looks for quite number
there to settle on the North Side
ing the coming summer. He
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