Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-04

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j. f. Schmershall. Physician and
Surgeon, Office in First National Bank
Building.
little daughter arrived al the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Martins, living west
Of town, bright and early this morning
Mr.. Joe Day, of Eden. Was here
looking after some business matters
the first of the week
The Jerome Fire Department has
again secured the Ilallowell Concert
Co. for a concert and dance on Feb
ruary II.
Mr. j. IL. Fancher returned sun
day from his eastern trip. reporting
fine trip and looking as fat and
hearty as ever.
Mr.. w. ID. Garlock. Of the Garlock
Abstract Co., of Shoshonc and Good
ing, was looking after business mat
ters at this place one day last week
Every successful dairyman owns
silo See Ostrander. 81
Reports from the Twin Falls hos
ptal are to the effect that Mr.. DALEY
is now able to sit up and is getting
along nicely.
Excavation has been about com
pleted for the cellar under the hall
Grenzeback building and mason work
will commence at once
Let Ostrander show you how silos
pay for themselves 81
DR.. J. +. Schmershall has removed
his Office from the German block to
rooms in the First National Bank
Building.
The Hallowell Concert Co. present
ed by the Fire Department is among
the best musical talent travelling This
year.
The residents OF the Twin Falls
section are again clamoring for a
new roadway on the south grade to
the Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls county will stay intact
for time at least as the house last
week refused to pass the measure
creating Bull county.
our best buy 40 acres Al land.
good location, small house. 20 acres
cleared, $50 an acre, terms. Bar
nett Stillwell
Mr. r r. Eichelberger is having a
new house erected on his land just
northwest OF town for the occupancy
OF his tenant.
Mr. a. l.. pyle. OF the jerome
Mere. CO.. was contend to his rooms
with illness several days last week.
but is again on duty with no appar-
ent bad effects from the attack.
You will make money If you buy a
silo. See Ostrander. 81
Mrs. Geo W Dewey, who accompa-
MED her mother to California some
few weeks ago. returned home on
Sunday She reports her mother as
somewhat improved in health.
Mr. J. 4. Armstrong departed last
Saturday for his annual inspection
trip through the markets of the east.
He expects TO be absent about three
weeks and the ladies as well ms the
men can look for the latest showings
upon his return.
Forty acres; 80 acres under plow'
Is acres alfalfa. with buildings to
trade for team and machinery. See
Peters.
Miss Helen Rice entertained about
20 of her young friends at her nome
last Friday evening. Jan. 29th in a
most royal manner The evening was
snent I'm games of various kinds, fol
lowed by a most bountiful supper.
The young folks report a right marry
time and vote Miss Helen a success
as an entertainer.
A copy of the Pecos Valley News
published at Artesia. n. Mex, reaches
us and i'm which we find hearty wei
come extended to Mr. J. S. Major and
family who were until recently resi-
dents OF this section. but who nave
returned to Artesia. where they FOR
merly resided before moving TO
Idaho.
Get your harness ready for the
spring work and have II oiled righ'
by Jas Summers. $125 per set Tor
double harness; 10 cents for single
harness.
Last Sunday morning at SUNDAY
school the scholars presented SUPP
II. c. sherman a fountain pen. MT
sherman is leaving for chicago ""'
the pen was presented as an ennp'e''
of esteem by the children. me E'
was greatly appreciated ana MI
Sherman extended hcartiuelt thahN
for the remembrance.