Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-03-18
$500 per year


Grass is beginning to look quite
green In many places.
No austion at Jerome Saturday Big
auction at Shoshone. ). Hartshorn.
Have you seen II. J. Coats about
his watch proposition yet? Call In
and let him explain II to you.
County Attorney IL. d. Hest. OF
Shoshone, was looking after some
legal matters here on Tuesday.
Horses for Sale.-David w. Kas
sens, one mile east and one mile
south of Wendell. 3-tf
Mr. w. L. Hogue, who has been
spending the winter at Glenns Ferry,
returned to Jerome the first of the
week.
Wanted-Man with team to buy
40 entirely on time.-Barnett Still
we'll. Str
II you want to make some of the
Jerome housewives right angry, ask
them how they like these town farms,
especially after the experiences of
Monday.
Mr.. Everett Noble. the newly APP
pointed postmaster at Shoshone, was
receiving the congratulations OF his
many jerome friends here on Tues
day. He expects TO take charge OF
the Office about April LIST
w. A. Peters and wife are spending
portion OF the week at Ogden, hav-
ing left for that city on Saturday last.
where Mr.. Peters will attend meet
ing OF the executives OF the Frater-
nal Order OF Eagles.
Forty acres; 80 acres under pillow.
10 acres alfalfa. with buildings, to
trade for team and machinery. See
Peters.
Mr.. A. Is. Barclay Is the latest con-
vert to the army OF auto owners, hav-
ing purchased the Overland formerly
owned by Ralph Moore. the latter
having received new Overland OF
the latest model.
Mrs. w n Nash. who has been
spending the winter at Milwaukee
and other Wisconsin places. returned
home the first OF the week. She re-
ports as having experienced a very
severe winter. and seems pleased to
get back to Southern Idaho.
Under a new ruling OF the post
office department. postage on all let
tiers to Germany are now cents.
Heretofore the postage was cents
on letters under certain conditions.
Don't fail TO attach cent stamp
on your letters to Germany hereafter.
Many OF the alfalfa fields are al
ready putting on their coat OF green
while other sections OF the country
are buried under several Inches OF
snow and ice. Truly Southern Idaho
has every other section OF the country
outclassed as regards the weather
conditions this spring.
About the first outside work to b'
taken up by the forest service this
spring will be tree planting. which II
to begin about April 18th. Approx
mately $4,000 trees will be planted
on the reserve. in Adams gulch. I'm
perial gulch and Greenhorn.-Haile,
News-Miner.
Modern 8-room house. bath AM
furnace, for rent. sale OF exchange
See Jas. II. Grenzeback. 43u
Mrs. J. s. Young returned last weel
from Iowa where she has beef
spending the winter. to look afte
the early spring work on her rancl
here Mr.. Young will follow In
short time with a car OF stock an
farm implements. etc. It being til
intention OF the family to hereafte
make their permanent home here.
The fockmasters report this
most exceptional spring for lambine
the weather being ideal for that pun
pose, and the percentage is far abov
the average. With wool climbing u
to 80 cents and prospect for goo
prices for lambs. the sheep industr
looks good to the most of us.
Mr.. |. b. Perrine spent last Frida
looking over his interests in this In
mediate vicinity. Mr.. Perrine ha
Just returned from a months visit
Chicago and other eastern point
and feels much encouraged over whs
he saw and learned. He states thu
money is fast loosening up In III
eastern centers and found stron
Idaho sentiment everywhere al
looks for large immigration to tn
section during the coming year.
At the regular meeting OF the tow
hoard hold Tupaday evening. an ord