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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-22
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There was a social at the school
house last Friday night, they served
coffee and cake so we heard.
There was a dance at the residence
of Mrs. Ollie Dustmans last Friday
night. There was good sized crowd
and all had an enjoyable time. A.
b. Lewis furnished the music.
John Jessen was on the sick list
last week but was able to be out Sat
urday.
Mr.. Houdyshell is gaining in health
at the present writing. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs, VIM. James and children left
for Payette last Tuesday to visit her
parents for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Katie Walker of Caldwell was
out visiting her parents here last
Sunday.
The Rigley Sisters visited relatives
and friends in Boise last Saturday
returning home Saturda-, evening.
A. 3. Lewis did business in Boise
last Monday.
G. H. Myers hauled hay from his
south ranch last Monday.
Charley Merritt has rented the Ed
Curtis ranch for the ensuing year
Congratulations Mr.. Banks, NAV
your journey through life be pleasant
is our wish.
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of the C. c. The attendance was not
as great as wished for but all attend
ing were we'll pleased.
The Ladies Aid met with Miss Belle
Ferguson Wednesday afternoon. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. D. J. Sullivan.
Boise Hoseley was week end visi-
tor at the L. B. Cowan home.
Thomas Tarr and George Lee were
over from Fargo Monday.
lin were initiated into the local l. o..
o. T. lodge Thursday evening.
]. r. Gowan and Con Sutton staked
potash claims Wednesday.
A box supper was given by the c. c.
Society Wednesday evening A very
pleasant evening was spent and a nice
sum turned over to the treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cowan and Mrs.
Roy Estes visited at the Charles Bot
ton house in Central Cove Friday.
The women of the Austrian Colony
are making and offering for sale many
beautiful laces in the form Of collars
and edgings for linen center pieces.
The Christian Endeavor has been
divided into bands designated as the
reds and the blues. AT a certain time
they are to compare financial accounts
and the one earning the least for the
society is to serve a banquet to the
winners.
Miss Winnie Slower was given
surprise party by her young friends
Wednesday evening. Those attend
ing were Misses Ethel McKague,
Hazel Sample, Lorene Johnson and
Clista Hoseley, Mrs, Jackson and
Messrs. Ed Slower, Roy Fletcher,
David Danielson, Lee Hoseley, Will
liam Johnson and Orville Johnson.
Miss Alice Smith has returned from
her holiday visit to Boise.
Roy Myler was in Caldwell several
days alst week
Miss Essie Conklin returned to her
home in Dixie Saturday after a visit
at the Crifheld home.
Mr.. Draper of Council is a guest al
the Charles Calkins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robinson
were called to Roswell Monday by
the death of Mr.. Robinson's aunt, Mrs.
Mrs Emily Hanna.
Charles Kaufman is attending
school again.
J. P. Wood made business trip to
Caldwell and other points last week.
J. S. Wheeler left Saturday for
Nyssa.
Mrs. Lille Davidson and children
IF Twin Falls are guests at the Chas.
Calkins home.
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done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Thomas and chill
dren and Mrs. Plowman spent Sunday
at c. c. Bales.
Mrs. McElwain has been visiting
her mother in Nampa.
Monroe Ollie attended the state
dairy association which met in Boise
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer visited Mrs
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Weyworth
before leaving for their new home in
Portland.
Mrs Charlie Wells spent last We'd
nesday night with Mrs. R. ]. Gormey
The good cheer club had very en-
joyable meeting at Mrs. Weicks. The
invitation of Mrs. R. J. Gormey to
meet with her January 18th was &C
cepted.
Mrs. Bow received the sad news OF
the death of her father in southern
Kentucky last week. Mrs. Bow left
for Kentucky Tuesday and will prob
ably bring her mother back with her,
| Mrs. Northan has been quite i'll with
severe cold. Mrs. HoIgate's two
little girls have also been sick but are
some better at present.
Mrs. Mynatt and daughter Bonnie,
visited at F. F. Roberts Sunday.
Those wishing to get books from
the travelling library will always be
ableto find Mrs. Vaughn, the librian,
at home on Thursdays.
Messrs. Holgate, Vassar and Bow,
are putting up ice, hauling it from
near the Middleton bridge The ice
is about eleven inches thick.
Mr.. Nate King is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Will and Simp. Vassar commenced
plastering Jesse Wells new house
this week.
Mrs. George Davidson of North
Deer Flat was week end visitor at
the w. c. Fugate home, the guest Of
Miss Clara Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mynatt visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rogers Sun
day.
Jones and Thomas are building a
machine shed this week.
Mr.. John Mckenty returned to the
poor farm last Sunday, after under
going surgical operation at the hos
pital, his friends will be glad to know
that he is doing well.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Barney expect to leave
soon for South Dakota to make their
home. Mr.. Barney will have sale
the 10Th of this month.
The social committee of the Young
Peoples Bible class met at Mr..
Weicks last Friday night.
Mrs. jenkins and children, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morrow leave for their
home at Mountainhome this week.
The school teachers have been visit
ing the patrons of the school this last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Bodle visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Bodle Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Mynatt says, for a COW
with caked udder, try gasoline. 1t
was recommended to her and it proved
very satisfactory.
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future.
The next number of the lecture
course is being looked forward 70
with much interest. Tbursdaw - ~ ~
ing, February =, is the date Of t fn
second number. " '"e
The Ladies Aid have MANNED e..
Uni unique sc SOCIAL Friday evening of this
, mSek Inc ladies will bring pies
WIN wn1ch VIII be sold for refreshments
n ,liifI an old fashioned spelling match
WIN ADD much to the evenings enter.
talnment. All are invited. Come Tho
social will be given in the anne nf
the church at Huston, '''NN Vi
!, MISS Eethel Douglass and Mr. Dave
Vanderbilt were married Wcdne sdav
OF this week. They will maxi ihei,
nome on farm near Nampa '''''
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Mr., and Mrs. Harry Carr were
visitors Sunday at the Harling home,
Mr. Sheets and wife spent Tues
day in Caldwell.
I. l.. Wiley has moved his family
to ranch three and one-half miles
IRON Caldwell. We are very sorry to
see them leave this community. and
hope they will return to visit us oc-
casionally.
Two bands OF sheep are being wint-
cred on the land west Of the school
house.
Little Louela Jones was quite III
last week, being threatenedwith nenml
monia, but she is again we'll and abIe
to go to school.
word has been received from Mrs,
l.eitritz who is in the east that her
little boy, Stillwell. has been ser;ousIr
III ever since her arrival there. When
ms condition is sufficiently improved
home. ""
AIR. and Mrs. Weeks attended a
sale last Tuesday near the Upper
win Derig, from Weiser, is visit
ing ing ms brother, Mart, for short time
hiey have been engaged in breaking
colts during the last few DAYS
keN Mitchell OF Peaceful Valley
took Sunday dinner with Clearance
, J, w. Gragg has been helping W. II
Zeal move from Meridian to the q
y. Bailey farm. 'N -
Miss Gregory was a Boise visitor
this week ''S''o'
Miss Howler visited Lake Lowell
school last Thursday. She gave il
iating OF scventy-four points, which
Is lacking only one OF being in The
Il class. We will soon have more
points and are hoping to make orr
school in class \ before The tenn
closes. '"' 'erih
The money obtained at the lIaIIou
en- social has been used for the fol
90 YIN purposes: Agriculture books |
S8.lO; Song books and postaoe an
a5nem, say; Pictures, $1,000; Coal oil |
% cents magazlnes, 50 cents: balance |
30 cents, Making total OF $500
:, Opon receiving word OF the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. 5. II. RoSe
Mrs. [. l.. Wiley left for Iowa FRI,
day evening. She will stay at least
Miss Meta Smith, who has been at
ending school at Berkeley. sDent
v oInday evening with her aunt, Mrs
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On Friday, January Is, the school
at Claytonla gave a school fair. Par
cnts and patrons gathered to show
their appreciation Of the children's ef-
fort. The children had on exhibition
collection of seeds, corn, potatoes,
miniature derricks, and pig-pens, also
sewing, cooking, and general school
work. A short program, consisting
mostly of compositions by the child
rem. Mrs. +. A. Reynolds delightfully."-
entertained the audience by two read
ing selections. After this Professor
Ireland gave very interesting lect-
ure.. Talks were given by Miss Kelly
and Miss Hays of Boise, which were
very instructive to both grown people
and children At the noon hour a
bountiful dinner was served which all
had an opportunity to get acquainted
with each other. Everyone went
away pronOuncing this our first effort
in this line of work a success. 1t was
practically decided to make the school
fair an annual event. Several prizes
were offered as an incentive to next
years work.
Mr.. Ed Reynolds went to Caldwell
Monday to receive the three little
nephews whose mother died a few
weeks ago in Denver, Colorado. Their
father will come later to make his
home in the valley with the four
other brothers here.
Mr. Culbertson will carry the mail
this week. Bids are now being made
Tor a permanent carrier at Claytonia.
Mr.. B. f. Clay was a Caldwell visi
tor Monday. He shipped two Rhode
island Red Cockrels, one to Gooding
and one sold in Caldwell.
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Stuart Mulch went to Caldwell las
Tuesday to prove up on his home
stead. Mr.. Mccall acted as witness
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Huston spent
last Tuesday at Mrs. kesners, Mr.
Illusions sister.
Mrs Chas. Robbins Jr., spent Wed.
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Huston.
The Women's Industrial club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clark
Travis. Those present were Mes
danes Hyslop, Miles, Hoofnogel, Per
ry, Newman, Kendall and Miss Pros
ser, The next meeting will be held
January % at Mrs Avens.
Mrs. Rankin went to Caldwell Sat
urday to have some dental work done.
Gene Jones spent Wednesday even
ing at the Kendall home.
The young folks of the neighbor-
hood met at the school house Friday
evening and organized. They will
hold their first meeting Friday Janu-
airy %, at the school house. Everyone
is invited to come.
Eleanor Prosser spent several days
last week with Mrs Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Bryant are the
proud parents of an pound girl born
January H. Baby and mother are
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. ProsSer were Cald-
well visitors last week
Miss Mammen spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the Travis home
Mrs. Hyslop spent last Monday
with Mrs Miles.
Mr.. Jones took dinner last Monday
at the Miles home
The Kendall family were Sunday
dinner guests at Newmans.
Last Tuesday evening a crowd OF
young folks gave Clifford Barnhart
a surprise party at the Newman home,
the occasion being his birthday. The
evening was spent playing games
after which refreshments were served
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles, Miss Mammen, Fern Jones,
Eleanor Prosser, Mrs. Travis, Abbie
Eteensma, Glen Huston, Gene Jones,
Payne and Daniel Rankin and Mr..
Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman and
Iva.
Hattie Newman spent the week end
at home.
Chris Rankin was reelected on the
Water Users Board.
Chas- HoOfnogel was on the sick
list last week.
The Mccall family were Sunday
dinner guests at Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs Corwin were visitors
at the Bryant home Sunday afternoon.
Robert Farley returned home Fri
day evening from Homesdale, where
he had been visiting for a week.
Glen Huston took supper Saturday |
night at kcndalls
Mr.. Bryant is working on the roads |
near Nalnpa.
Pearl Newman is working at Nc
Campbells the other side Of Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins were visi-
tors Friday at their daughters, Mrs.
Huston.
Mr.. Patton was Caldwell visitor
last week.
Mrs, w. Kollenborn returned home
last Monday from Bowmont, where
she had been visiting her cousin.
+. G. Kendall has been making
gravel walks around his house.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sites spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs.
Suites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. |
Mrs. w. kollenborn was a caller at
The Patton home Friday.
Key. Jones spent Sunday night at
the Newman home.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Sites of Sun
ny Slope were visitors at the Lake
view Sunday school.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION

Farmers Cooperative Associat;o,
weekly report: Sugar markc, "aot,
Today. Market for car lot i n IN a.
SSaldwell are berry $500; beet e "a a.
Tber CoM :. cheaper sugar in February.
caldwell Indications are very fay avon"
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Shoe Brush

JOB lot OF head scars import goods but get more
so we bought the samples they in price from $1,000 per
dozen to $OO per dozen and price will SOC and &C.,
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aole Tor cheaper groceries. A car of
corn TO arrive next week. We are.
securing better egg and butter mar
Net' Best offer on hogs TODAY. Sis
OH cars Tacoma by Carsteins PacE;n9
company; Flour remains steady, Lots
OF calls Tor seed wheat. Also n cali
lot one car good feed oats.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

A number of children have been
confined to their homes this week
on account of bad colds, among them
are Harold Weeks, Elmer Owens,
Mayme Wells, Walter and Wesley
Fry, Helen HURT, and Agnes Harling.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07

ture to cool. then stir in two we'll
beaten eggs and a cupful OF fresh.
crisp cracker crumbs To be sure
they are crisp dry them in the oven
before rolling them. Put a table.
spoonful OF bacon fat in the frying
pan and when smoking hot fry the
oysters until brown on both side
Serve at once when cooked
Hot Tamales-Thicken highly sea.
soned beef broth with cornmeal:
cook slowly for an hour. being careful
not to scorch. Meanwhile chop boiled
beef and a large onion. Add six
tablespoonfuls Of tomatoes. salt and
pepper and mix well.
Take two strips OF muslin 70 by %
inches. wet them and spread on a
thick layer OF the cornmeal mush.
then add the seasoned meal. roll up
and tie each end securely and drop In
steamer. Cook for a half hour
Serve with tomato catchup. Chicken
and chicken broth may be used and
VIII make more appetizing tamale.
Bean chowder.-Wash two cupfuls
OF red Mexican beans; soak over
night In two quarts OF water. In
the morning add medium.sized
onion and cook until the beans are
tender. adding water so that thew
keep the two quarts. When the beans
are tender add two medium-sized DO.
tatoes. cut in dice: one pint OF
strained tomatoes. and a cup OF mac.
aroni. Boil for an hour Season with
salt. pepper and add diced. fried ba.
con. with two tablespoonfuls OF tina
bacon fat This dish is good reheat.
ed Half Of this quantity will be sur.
hcient for the ordinary family.
/ Hot Potato salsd.-Cook potatoes in
dice. drain and add chopped onion
bits Of bacon and enough bacon IA,
and vinegar to form a dressing.
lN<<:A,~u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
YOUR SYSTEM.

You will find Dr. Kings New Life
Pills a most satisfactory laxative in
releasing the poisons from your sys-
TEN. Accumulated waste and pois-
ons cause manifold ailments unless
released. Dizziness. spots before the
eyes. blackness and a miserable feel
ing generally are indications that you
need DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Take
a dose tonight and you will expert
ence grateful relief by morning.
csc
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
Boys and Girls Club Contests.

Dogs AMI Niub
The county winners of the Boys
and Girls Clubs cannot all be deter.
mined until all crop reports are com
pleted. which will not be until crops
are harvested. Later the winners
OF prizes on records and also sweep
stakes will be announced TIL
county winners thus far are as fol
lows:
First Year Sewing-Ella Nelson
Jerome. LIST. IS; Mabel Cowan. Rich
field. I'd. $3.50; Bessie Snow. Diet
rich and Alta Campbell. Richfeld.
Sd. 81
Second Year Sewing-Bessie Bre-
wer. Jerome. LIST. IS: Sara TilIman
Jerome. I'd. $3.50.
Third Year Sewing-Eunice Will
hanson. Jerome. LIST. IS; Ruth Reed.
Jerome. 2d. $3.50; Louise jacobson.
Jerome. Srd. 81.
Bread Club-Best bread made by
girl. Elva Johnson. Marley. LIST.
$3.50: Myrtle Maxwell. Marley. I'd,
81; Nathalda Christensen. Barry
more, Sd, soc. Best bread made by
boy: Everett johnson. Marley. LIST,
$3.50: Orlin Johnson. Marley, I'd,
81: Theodore Johnson. Marley. Sd,
so cents. Best bread made by boy
or girl: Everett Johnson. Marley,
$3.50.
Poultry Club-Best trio OF birds
exhibited. Golden Spence. Richheld
LIST. thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
cockerel given by Geo II. Lawshe
Falls City. Idaho. value So; Robert
Graham, Barrymore. I'd. 81 so; VIM
Denecke. Richfeld. Sd, 81
Pig Club-Best pig exhibited. Ev
erett Johnson. Marley. LIST. 80; Ortiz
Johnson. Marley. I'd. $3.50 Wenze
Bee. Richheld. Sd. 81.
Corn Club-Exhibit OF best tel
ears OF corn: William Winter. Had
dock. lst. 50: Oliver Hill. Jr.. Je
rome. I'd. $3.50; Merl Gorow, Rich
field. Sd. 81.
Potato Club-Exhibit OF ten bes
potatoes: Dudley Spof1ord. Jerome
LIST. 50: Ruby Nelson. Jerome. I'd
$3.50; Teddy Hopes. Richfeld. Sd
800
, Garden Club-For best exhibit o
, four kinds OF vegetables or flowers
= Eugene Davidson. Richfield. Isl
$3.50; Merl Gorow. Richfeld. 2nc
s2.5O; vineta and Frances Stewar
. Cd. 81.
Mother-Daughter Canning Club
U For best exhibit OF five varieties c
canned products: Esther Atwood
0 Jerome. LIST. IS; Bess Brewer. ],
0 rome, I'd. $3.50: Naomi Miller. Sh,
U shone. Sd. 81.
For best exhibit by mothers {
D FIVE varieties OF canned products
o Mrs. ]. E. Brewer. LIST. s25O; Mr.
D A. w Atwood. I'd. $3.50; Mrs. f.
y Reed. Sd. 81.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
Nelson. LIST stock beets.
GRAIN AND GRASS.

GhdlN AND GhASS.
f. B. Houston, LIST Yellow Dent zoo
f. B. Houston. I'd Vel. Dent loo
r. ]. Callen. LIST Flint. .. 200
w c. White. I'd flint. . 100
d. c. MacWatters. 1st White. 200
Mrs. S. A. See, LIST white sweet 100
f. c. Reed. LIST pop corn. .. loo
Second pop corn . 80
Oliver Hill, f. B. Shepherd
special on flint .... 1900 .
f. b. Houston, E. B. Shepherd
special on dent ......... 1900
VIM. Peters. LIST on red clover
Special offered by d. c. Mac
Waters. Duroc Jersey boar
Special offered by Harley T.
Hooker ...... ...... .lU.VO
VIM. Johnson. I'd red clover D.. 100
L. A. Tilman. LIST alsike. .... 200
Special H. T. Hooker. 1000
W. P. Rice. I'd alsike seed. 60. 100
j. T. Graham. LIST. white clover 200
Special by H. T. Hooker. D.. 500
J. j. Graham. 2d white clover 100
VIM. Johnston. LIST timothy seed
VIM. Johnston. LIST alfalfa seed zoo
Jerome NJ & Z. Cos special
for largest variety of grass
seed .. . .. 500
w. P. Rice. LIST field peas. go. 100
D. c. MacWatters. LIST oats. 200
VIM. Peters, I'd oats ... 100
D. c. MacWatters. Jerome Mill
& E Cos special for largest
exhibit grain by one person. 500
| F. c. Reed LIST black Flint.
Oliver HILL I'd black Flint ...
j. D. Rigney. LIST white sp. whit 200
d. c. MacWatters. I'd W. 5. whit loo
W. p Rice. LIST. I'd. red winter
wheat .. ..- $50. 800
W. P. Rice. LIST. W. win. wheat 200
D. c. MacWatters. End W. W. W. loo
w P Rice. Jerome Mere. Co.
special sack Silverwreath
]. D. Rigney and w. P. Rice
split LIST Natl Bank special. 1000
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07

Corn Oysters.-Take
a pint OF corn and sim
mer on the stove for
ten minutes. II too
dry add a little water.
Season with a teaspoon
full OF salt, a few dashes
OF pepper and a tea.
spoonful of butter, with
two tablespoonfuls OF
milk. Allow the mix.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07

seem cruel to you and too much
addicted TO gluttony. when beat my
cook for sending up a bad dinner II
that appears 10 you too trlhlng
cause, say for what cause you would
have q cook fiogged.-Martial's Epi-
grams
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07
First National Bank Of Jerome,

Clinton Smith. LIST trio turkeys loo
Mrs. Francis Geese, LIST geese loo
Jas. Kersey, I'd trio geese. ... so
FRUIT.
A f. Gould, LIST Jonathan. -. loo
Mrs ]. E. Brewer. 2d Jonathan so
Gallentine & Hawbecker. LIST on
Rome Beauty ...... ...... l.Ou
And lbs coffee by Freeman
Jas. Gurwell. I'd Rome Beauty so
W. p. Rice, lst Winter Banana
Gallentine & Hawbeoker I'd on
Winter Banana go. ~
~. W. Clelland. LIST Ben Davis 100
W. P. Rice, I'd Ben Davis 80. so
A. Anderson, LIST Winesap. . 100
D. S. Boyd. I'd Winesap. 1850 so
Gallentine & Hawbecker. LIST on
Mcintosh Red .. . 100
Jas Gurwell, End same. .. SO
Thos Jaycox. LIST on Black Ben
L. A. Tillman. LIST S. Delicious
Thos. Jaycox. LIST Grimes Gold
en-. Jerome Mere, d. +. saw
L. L. Graham. I'd. Grimes Colin
Mrs. S. S. Reed. LIST Crawford
peaches ...... .. &C.,. LOO
Thos. Jayco1. I'd same. .. SO
A E. Gould, LIST Bartlett pears 100
A. Anderson, I'd same .. so
Mrs o. c. Mccall. LIST plums. Toe
W. H. Sturges. I'd plums. $500. so
L. A. Tilman, LIST. I'd strawber's l.50
d. S Boyd. LIST box winesaps !
years sub. L. c. Times. 49,.
L. A. Tilman, I'd same. ~
J. D. Minis, LIST grapes. .. lot
l years sub. L. c. Times.
]. L. Gurwell. I'd grapes. .... 81
} ]. D. Minis, LIST prunes. ~ LOT
A Anderson, I'd prunes ... 81
D. S. Boyd. LIST box Ben Davis
! years sub. l.. c. Times.
]. W. Clelland. I'd box Ben d.
, A. Anderson. LIST display plums
, years sub. n. 5. News.
w. NJ. Massey. LIST display pears
years sub y. S. News. $500.
, l.. A. Tilman, LIST display straw
berries. l VI. sub. \. S. News
Mrs j. E. Brewer. LIST Belle
Flower Apple $500. 5000.
A. Anderson. LIST Lady apple
n A. E. Gould. White Winter
IA Pearmdn
n A Anderson, LIST Eng. Russet
n o. +. Henning. LIST Snow Apple
n o. F. Henning, LIST ounce 49,.
A E Gould, best Jonathan
n Suit underwear. Mere. Co.
Joe Mandel, best pound butter
Il 900 butter wraps by Times
Mrs Fred Massey. ID butter
VEGETABLES.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-07

Abstracts OF title TO all property
in Lincoln county. w. d. Garlock
Abstract Co.. Shoshone. Idaho. The
Oldest set Of abstract records for Lin
coin county. 4s-tf