Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-06-14
Buy a Liberty Bond.


Buy a Liberty Bond.
Plants for Sale l mile west half
mile north. c. A. Miller.
Quite a few Jeromeites visited the
Ice Caves Sunday.
A good residence lot for sale In
north part OF town at one half the
original cost. Virgil Halbert.
ii. l.. Speakman has commenced
the erection OF a new residence on
his lot In the southeastern part of
town.
George Hoffman. of the Falls City
District. has bought 40 in that vic
Unity, and is now railing the same
preparatory to cropping It.
| have several good Collie-Shep-
herd pups for sale at my ranch 3
miles west, porth and ~ miles west
OF jerome. William Cunningham. 17tf
Next week will witness a Red Cross
drive throughout this section and
every family in jerome district should
be prepared to do its mite IN this
noble work.
See your banker about the pur-
chase OF Liberty Bond.
A. w. Atwood has taken up
chestnut mare branded OIL which the
owner can have by calling at his
home one mile north OF town and
paying all charges.
Hazleton and Eden have both been
experiencing an epidemic OF small
pox and the county authorities have
taken the matter In hand and are
enforcing strict quarantine regula-
lions.
Three Buick Cars sold and deliv
cred In 6 days TO Geo. Lawshe. How
ard link and Jack Graham. Ask any
Buick owner II he likes his car. We
will abide by his answer. As s775.
SIS $1185.-Frasers-P Co.
On Saturday June 9. Mr. and Mrs
Bishop and Rev. and Mrs. Fletcher
took dinner at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Carlson. after which their in
FAINT daughter Marjorie Lucille. was
baptised.
Mrs. James Grant is nursing out
at Mr. Earsman's as they have 10
pound daughter at their place. all
are doing fine Mr. Grant is enjoying
the bachelor stunt while the Mrs
Is away.
The Eagles Lodge OF this place
have shown their patriotism in a
loyal way by purchasing 10000
worth OF Liberty Bonds. They have
set an example which other lodges in
the town will likely follow.
VIM. Turner. OF Chicago. was an
over Sunday visitor on the tract, hav-
ing come out for few days to look
over his property interests here, and
he returns TO the city muct better
pleased than over over North Side
prospects.
Mrs. A. S. Herman and Mrs r. A.
Richter and children made a business
trip 10 Wendell Saturday afternoon.
W A. Richter driving the car and
from his expressions he doesn't en-
Joy trips I'm such dust storms as oc-
CURED Saturday.
W. NJ Lane. accompanied by his
son. arrived from Cascade Locks. Ore
on Tuesday and they expect to remain
here for several weeks or until the
haying season is we'll over. Mr.
Lane il the owner OF a fine farm In
the Arcadia district.
Fishermen and hunters In Idaho
must remember that they must have
license before engaging in these
sports. unless you are under IL years
OF age. This law will be strictly en-
forced this season. Licenses can b'
obtained OF Frasers-Pence Co.
There was quite heavy frost OF
Monday night. the mercury reaching
81 above. In some places the alfal
IA shows signs OF the frost. while
beans and other tender garden plant
were quite badly nipped General,
speaking. however. the frost dl'
little damage. as Il was not har'
enough to kill the fruit.
This is Chautauqu week and o
course everybody is attending
the present writing the weather prom
ises favorable for the event, al
though II is hard to bet on weathe
conditions these days. The program
arranged throughout the week is
very interesting one and some hig
class talent will be heard.
We are devoting considerable spac
to Red Cross matters this week a
we deem A our duty to do 30, and W