Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-09-30


H. Leave orders at post Office. 33tf
Roberts, the fruit man, will have
a display Of his products at the Fair
Friday and Saturday
Come and see the cows sell or bet
fer vet buy one, at j. Il. Howelrs,
Tuesday, Oct. 12th.-C. c. McCorkle.
G. w. Braman and wife have leas-
ed the Millson place for the winter,
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Millson
c. ID. Gallentine, of Morrison, Ill,
is here looking after business mat
ters connected with his large landed |
interests on the tract.
Remember the Fair and FIELD Day
dates, Friday and Saturday of next
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church, will hold a
rummage sale on Saturday, Oct. 9Th.
Place of holding same will be an
nounced later.
Coal bills are large part OF your
living expense-reduce both by using
Coles Hot Blast Heaters 33
Mrs. A. w. Atwood was called to
Reinbeck, Iowa, the first OF the week
by telegram announcing the criu-
cal illness OF her mother who resides
at that place.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs Quigley Friday, October LIST.
at p. III. sharp. Fifteen new mem
bers have been added recently and
the society gives promise OF doing a
good work in Jerome.
have several parties who want
to rent good farms. II you want to
rent, let me know what you have
w. A. HESS. Jerome. Idaho. 29
| will sell to the highest bidders
my entire herd of dairy cows, known
better as the Slagle cattle. The
sale will be the 18th Of October at
the ranch of J T. Howell. 2 miles
south and 3k miles east OF jerome.
&C. c. McCorkle.
The Civic Club will conduct re-
freshment stand on Main street just
east OF the Office OF w. A. Heiss, dur
ing the Fair. A hot lunch of Chilli
hamburg sandwiches pie, doughnuts
and coffee will be served at the noon
and supper hours both Friday and
Saturday.
This section was visited by rail-
the past week which commenced fall
ing on Saturday and continued
throughout the night. 1t was vel
coined by the farmers in general a
it will have tendency to put tn
ground in fine condition for fal
blowing.
Mrs. NJ. w. Lane of Cascade Lock
Washington. arrived Wednesda
morning for the purpose of taking /
Jeromes big fair and looking owe
their farm of so acres, which lie
southwest of Jerome. This Is Mr'
Lanes first visit to the tract and sh
is greatly pleased with condition
and crops she has seen.
FOR SALE-40 acres raw lan'
we'll located, $50 an acre. Excel
tional terms.=Barnett Stillwell.
The Shoshone creamery is gettin
to be about the busiest place in TOW
and the ranchers who have cream
sell are taking advantage of Il
splendid service and prices they a
paying. They are also turning out
&c
ready sale for all they can make
Democrat.
Dr. George Lininger, of Chicag
was a visitor on the tract last wee
having come out to inspect his pro
erty interests here, and incidental
to inaugurate movement for &
Barrymore Townsite Co., OF viii
he is president. Mr.. Lininger
deeply interested in property in t
vicinity of Barrymore, and 1t Is t
intention of the company to put 81
rymore on the map the coming ye'
]. A. Waters of Twin Falls, was
Jerome last Friday, looking al
some business matters. Mr.. Watt
Is member OF the committee Oh
rigation and drainage laws, provit
for by the last session of the legisl
ure, and having made an exhaust
investigation of the various ca
Act tracts, the committee expects
be able to make their report ca
the coming month.
A Shoshone dispatch to the sta
man says that modern hospi
under the direction and managem
of the Sisters of Mercy of the koi
Catholic church. is to be estaDns
in Shoshone. Two of the sistern
who came from South Dakota
here planning the hospital with
people who are interested with u