Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-05-06

tiers last Friday.
May 2lst has been designated as
good roads day by the Shepherd Good
Roads Committee.
Mrs. Houston Hill took her little
child to Boise last week for medical
attention.
The Shoshone papers are asitating
q Fourth OF July celebration for that
place.
II. ]. Linke is erecting a residence
IN his acreage tract adjoining the
town on the southeast.
40 acres raw land. A No. /. only
s45 an acre, paid out. Terms to suit.
Barnett Stillwell.
Houston Hill visited his wife and
baby at Boise the first OF the week
returning yesterday.
J. II. Bruner has been under the
weather the past week. but is i'm
proving.
supt. OF Schools w. M. Massey was
at Twin Falls on school matters the
first OF the week.
Barlow Ferguson. the sheep man,
WAS In town the first OF the week
looking after the wool clip.
Mr.. L. d. Carlton has been con-
fined to his home by Illness the past
week but was reported as slightly i'm
proving yesterday.
May LIST again ushered In the fish
Ing season. and some OF our nimrods
braved the wintry weather to be
among the first on the grounds.
Mr.. A. Mckenzie, wife and niece.
Miss Leila. OF Lenox. Iowa. and who
have been spending the winter in
California, we're guests at the Heiss
home for a few days. the former be-
ing an uncle OF Mrs. w. A. Heiss.
Modern s-room house. bath and
furnace. for rent. sale or exchange.
See Jas. II. Grenzeback- <3u
The present term OF school will
close on Friday OF next week. Com
mencement exercises will be held al
the Amusement Hall on Saturday
evening. May 18th. the program OF
which will be given next week.
Jas. Riddell. OF Deeth. New. IL
spending a few days here looking AT.
ter his business interests. He was
accompanied by Mr. Fred King. OF
the same place. who is also becomin,
interested In Jerome and it's sur
roundings.
II acres good land about miles
north OF Jerome MUST BE SOLD e
settle the estate. There Is owing OF
the water contract to date about $3-
per acre. For further particulars SEE
W. A. Heiss. Administrator OF tn,
estate OF Mary l.. Slocum. l2-
The M. f. Aid Society Will give al
ice cream social at the Methods
church Wednesday evening. May IL
The young people will furnish thu
program. Ice cream and cake serv
ed any time during the evening 70
is cents. Everybody come.
Rev. Traub. the Lutheran pastor
Will hold services at the Idaho room
Ing house on Sunday morning mex
at 10 o'clock. to which all are mos
cordially invited. Sunday school vii
be held at the same place on Saturda
evening at 7:3O.
The price OF wool is still sosrin
and dispatch from Portland the frs
OF the week states that 1000
pounds were sold In that market q
33 3-s cents per pound. II is state
that this is the highest pricespaid 10
wool In that section for many year.
The Traill-Hartshorn agency hav
sold to Parker Bros. OF Salt Lake
80 acres In the Grand View sectio
and have rented the Baker farm
J. II. Hardiman OF the same place
These gentlemen will take possessio
Immediately and have shipped
three cars OF live stock, farm impl'
ments. etc.
1t has been said that II Is cheal
er to move than pay rent, and "
guess this must be so II you are 81
Ing to move any great distance an
especially now that you can. use II
Parcel Post for this purpose. Joshu
zacharias Is this week moving
Jarbidge. New. and as there is \
railroad into that town he shipps
his household effects consisting
dishes and other utensils by pare
post. which he found by all odds Il
cheapest method OF transporting h
effects.
Last week r. 8. Frazer received
telegram announcing the death
Versailles. Kans.. OF VIM. Kelle
Oldest son OF Mrs. Sarah Kelley, wi
Ia now Waiting here and brother