Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-07-19
For automobile Insurance. see w.
A. Heiss.

w III eHce PRENTICE has gone
to Picabo, Idaho. where she win
spend couple Of weeks with her
friend. Mrs. Richmond.
Mrs. w. A. Heiss returned home
last week after quite an extended
visit with relatives and friends at
Morrison and other Illinois towns.
All leather work on autos neatly
repaired by Jas. Summers. tt.
Mayor $. II. Hays of Boise and
Judge c. o. Stockslager or Sho-
shone were here on business last
Saturday
The brick work on the new Zug
building is about completed, and
Mr.. Tug expects to open his moving
picture house to the public about
August 18th.
Contractor Paul Kartzke is rush
Ing the work ahead on the new At
wood building. The brick work is
completed to the first story and the
building will soon be ready for the
carpenters to do the Inside finishing
Improved 80. immediate posses
sion. Extra fine terms. Enquire of
Barnett Stillwell. 20tf
The First National Bank are en-
larging their headquarters and will
hereafter occupy the room formerly
occupied by Peters & Keenan,. who
have removed to rooms above the
bank.
Mrs. G. II. Richardson, of Chicago
arrived last week on her annual sum
mer visit here. and is domiciled at
the Carr home west Of town. Mr.
Richardson expects to join her here
later.
1t is announced that the Oregon
Short Line will put twelve new
freight locomotives into service west
OF Glenns Ferry on the 18th. These
engines are of the heaviest type and
cost about $4,000 each.
Contractor Anderson has the
foundations for the new garage on
Main street about completed, and
judging from the magnitude OF
them. the building will sure have a
solid foundation.
You need a water bag this bot
weather. See James Summers and
he can supply you. II.
Mrs Cesara Guerico. OF Seattle.
arrived last week to join her hus-
band here. Mrs. Guercio is daugh-
ter of Mrs. Burke. and sister OF
Mrs. f NJ Churchman. and her and
her husband contemplate making
their future home here
II your harness is out OF repair,
don't wait a minute but bring 1t to
James Summers and have 1t repaired
promptly. If
VIM. Wagner was down from Boz
Sc the first OF the week long enough
TO say hello to the boys, and incl
dentally to look over his attractive po-
tato fields and other farm crops. He
says he feels fine. but his physicians
Will only allow him a two days fur
Tough at a time.
We are pleased to note the APP
pearance of ]. o. Adamson on our
streets again after undergoing a per-
Tod of very critical illness. He has
been spending a week at the Guyer
Springs and hopes to be able to at
tend to his business again within a
very short time
l. b. Perrine was In town last Fri
Immigration commissioner of the
Union Pacific railroad. who is on a
tour OF investigation OF this section
with a view of colonization. After
spending some time here they left
for the Richfeld tract In company
with w. II. Parkhurst.
Let ma take charge OF your fire IN
surance. w. A. HESS.
21-tf
The West End News chronicles
the sudden disappearance OF s. M
Strader, who was working on a
farm near Hazelton. since which
time nothing has been heard OF him
He leaves a wife and three children
who naturally feel much uneasiness
over his departure. as he was not
feeling we'll at the time and they
fear that something has happened to
him.
This section OF Idaho is experience
ing a very long drouth, which will
prove disastrous to the dry farmers
Word comes from the great grain
section near American Falls where
dry farming is carried on exclusively
that the grain crop is likely to be g
total failure there II they do no
have rain at once. Even then, tn,
crop will fall far below the average
Dr. f. II. Weeks. a dentist from