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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
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ben. serner lit aud in Germ Sig
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
Sie Sef6rbermng bpn 500
beri@iebenen Qlrtifel,t
9luf ben Grfsnbabnm bes aanbes ion
untsriast iperben.

9Dofbingtpn, D. G., Is. ROB.
Di. giisnbabns9riss bat Der
Regierung empfcbl,n. bab Der Gtien-
babntransport DON mebr als 800 Orr
tiieln, bic ni9i als a5Iolut n0tbis fir
oas iGslt9e aeben erodtet ipsrben,
eirgeiieIli rerSer ion. 9leid5eitts sab
bic Beb5rbe cine grifdruns db, babius
Iauienb, bab fpenn Der eifenbdhuDers
tebr aud, ftrnerbin in BEN Mabe sus
nebme, ipis tiss isbt Der GaIl in, bic
Gobnen i'm Minter .nitt I'm Stnnbs
isin ipiirbm. ben an iie eeiteqien Gor'
berunosu sii eeriisen.
Deldlss bic 4rtitel itnb. bersn Be-
f5rberins unterfust tperben ion, tt
ui&t ousestten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
Praftiides @efiiseIialahten EN-
Bon G o obert Degen

@eim SdIndteu uno Der Cube.
refining oes @efIiigeIs fir ben 9er'
taui iperben i'm aIlgenleinen iirnner
nod aIlSu Iaye gPetbooen beobabtet.
Gin Siibn .. 9. iolte IN elmer 8ei'
ie geialadtet un6 seriipft fperSen,
6oB es elm eefaaiges ausieben er.
bdlt uno Die aufu1erfiamfeit oes
adufers errset. gsogere. i1ls9t ge'
riipfte. nafI1iiie seidLadltete Sbiere
nit bI6lili9 alsiebenbem Gleiid
fin6en neben ben fetteelben, iaubsrn
iinb oppetitIifeu GyeutpIaren tpenig
ged9hina unb brirgen natargenids
mih gerineere greiie,
Der erfte Stritt 5iir BebanbllutJ
bes @efIiiseIs fiir BEN waarft beitebt,
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snnlphoniefcn,ert.

Gdegsntli9 ber btioen nd9fien
Spmpboniefon5erte, Die beiite Nadjs
mittag un6 am Snnritag abeuo
ifatt;rnben, pirft als Soliftin bic
@e:eenbirtuoiin Wauos pOpsG nit
unb ocs BON Sr. &anpulb SuInms
mengsitellte prosrumm 1T ME foIgt:
3psi inbianii9. 5dn3s StiItDn
Star SJnbg
&on5ert fir @eige Saint Saens
SDnrr bouis in gsmoQ Ro. 8
BsetboDen
lie ipipriinsIide annabne, Oab
Die Spmpboniefon5erte, neil iie ers
5ieberiihen 3tpeden oienen, bon Der
9ergiiigiingslteuer befreit iino, III
irrig, oenn mie ims aus Der Office
Der Or6eitra gliiociation ntitgetbeilt
fpirb, nriiiien StorBertbeiufer Die
5e1npro5entige ariegsitelier ebenfaIls
be5cbIen uno ons be5iebt iih ioDobl
auf bic Spmpboniefon5erte nls aud
ouf bic Gonntags 9oItsfon5erte. 9odI
iiito Synbaber BON SniionbiIlets, Die
Dor oem 1. Rooenber gefalift tporoen
fin6, BON Der 9eiteuerling befreit. ssl
oieiem Gimme bat Dos Shasant ents
id)iecen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
Die Jagbsgaiipm bat
begnnneu.
Slei95siiis tperben a6er audi i4on cine
2n5dbl llnghidsfdlle gemelbet.

golumtus, Obio, Is. Rop. -
Die SasosSdiiOn, bic 40 Gage oalert.
nebm am Oonusritag in Sbio ibrsu
glHfans. Die 3abl Der Sdssr, Die IN
5elb unb gBalb 5Og, mar cine iebr
srobe uno es ipurbe cine srobs ansa9l
bon Saieu sei4ohsn. @leiG5titis
trafsn absr AUDI iaon gcri9te Iber
llnsIiidsfdlle ein, bic ii3 auf btr SasS
in Deri4ieoenen Sbeileu bea Staat:a
ereignet eaben.
SObn arabmeier. 81 SABRE alf. fam
inns 2eben, als iein S9rotgeiuebr.
ipabreub sr SftIi9 bon Der Stabt iagte.
5ufdaig entlaben tuurbe.
aus Springfielo, Sbio, tpirb 5e'
melbtt, bab bort am Qlbenb bsm ~
Sabre altsn 5enrs 5aper elm gein am,
putirt purbe. gr mar auf Der Safens
IjasO Don ieitem S4pisSeriObu IN D:u
SUP gei9oheu pOrosn. Sbaper D:ro
ipubrf4einlidb ni4t nit Dem 2sbsu
oaDon tpmmen.
5eber GtrOng. elm 16 SABRE alter
anabe, tpurbs am Radmittas auf Der
Stelle get0btet, tpdbrslb r IN Ger
Rdbe bon 2ouborpiIIe, 4i6lanb &C.,.
jagie. 81 befanb ii9 IN 9efeIIdaft
eines aaHrraben unb trus beibe @es
iDebre iiber eiuen Bad, als sins baDoH
lossins unb bic 2abuns ibm in Die
ausen fuhr.
Strons mar Elm BdHsntnabe aus
Columbus unS lebts BEL etnem Garmsr
in Der Ribe ron 2oubouoilIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

pleatbo Parens bstinbei lin fit Eseen 3ob.
rel ani tcul gldrfie. - N einc iongeH.Eitis
9lifanimeIlsbnna bon beilsnben. IiHDetreen gr'
ifralten, iugidie ~ cnule NIT atdHniiriem 81,
seriiirlib aefsifdt pfrofH fiii boufs 2iHf -
ofer es iGnn In Ioicu bon 8ctH zrooisn IN
.spbem- 3irii0hbe bon Golden sirsrnorimen
- anersrfte eois 5IiIlet iSgnSefpoIls eia.
hcfiiaq IN Grfdlt1naen bee asPits o0er bfT
BgHii leipobi BEL GHbsrH ale gripddlfenGl.
Sese eeTfnHfie 1iai6e isiro ais snrirnenifei,
fni aGrdHfirf ober Sne Sclo 5nrliferifnifft
bon gts elefbIrn 8roonfts 90, 1dHioH. cbip.
O. ~ GriD1rniB. eln 0olcs Hiui beririisls
len. 1iei biliaef dls fftiiaGffienis 6IiieHs
ftst Qtialirnfa 5rimliiel 81 fdusn nnber'
fful fcriisn Sie fsius pirfnnaSbsge1 Ueblsin
enoefudfie inHffH. Sine ,Jlafdbe wiro INT bie
teliier sidmilieH eine SaiioH dEsrsidbcn Inb
he aetieiet GiHboli ootr berfiirsi fne f9suere
Vunlinna. ,UenH iif iH rdiaer 1eife etnges
rcgilnen NTH 9eetr fDobl anortirier apctbefeF
!is'tFi WsEtbo.edrene Rsbmen Sie fsins gr'
iesmitiei aH-far 9brsiDsasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
SObn aS. ssOfter
Sm Gitsr bon 81 Sabren In Wafb
inaton Seitorber.

Dafbingipn, .. G., is. Rpo.
Sohn SO. Softer, Der. ct. Staafs'
fetretdr IN ben So5rsn 1928 urn
'SdIlpieeerpnfer bes Staatsfetrstdra
Earring, eiuer Der berporrasenbften
ameritaEiiden StaatBmdnnsr, Dean
res ameritanii9en biplomatiiten
aorps unb 8steran bes 8iirgsrtries
ses, ben er bier Sabre lang mitges
lHatt, 1T bier und LANCER &rantbeii
i'm Utter BON 81 sSabren eeftorben. Gr
ipnr nus gtfe gountp, Snb., sehiirtig,
anb als iunser Mann bate er diid
N Gbanspille, ssno., Don 1857-1S61
ols abrotot prattisirt, BIB er nfs Wsus
ipr in bic llnionssqrnlee eirttrot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

bejobIt tDerben.. isiir be 25c Eidets
miiNen 3 Gents uno fin bic 50c liz
dets nniiien 8 Gents be5abIt iDeroen.
9a Der gnorang Dor 8egiun oes
9on5ertes iuobl Elm itarfes ieiu tpiro,
70 mare es gerotben tDeim ieoer
Sidrt=Snbnber Dem betreffeitben Be
troa cntridJtet, obne Dab geiue6ielt
nerOen miiB. Gs miro 0aOurf piel
NnientbaIt aeipart.
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empfinSlider gerlui..

Samusl pulsiton. 1864 eeIeitinI
strabs. melbsts Der qOli5ei seitern
2(bsno, SnB sr auf bem 8ese 5tDii4rn
Der Oritien unD Gin Strabe unb Iets
ner @obnuns cine grieftai4e nit
SIS, iOipie sfpsi ebeds iiber $40 rsip.
$3.50 Derloren babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

Fart ausnut, beren @atte infoles DON
WiB5anolungen, bic er in QoHgpieiD
erlittsr, eeitorben IN, iopis drau Wi.
q9en 2757 Wabiion gtouo. 6rdu 6.
Eanriss, 216 @Opinsion 2lDe., Jrdu
Jiobslla grOnB, 1843 Soiephine CTR,
sSrnu Geo. e. gnhnnan uno So6ter,
frau 6. gobnentemper, 347 Glen
SiraBc, i5rau g6ris. Snuer. Ro. 100
sBsit Ulc1Riann Strabt, 5rl. 4nn1
5offmdn. 90 @eIt 13. Sirabs. Grnu
Rulie Mnri6om, 727 Carlisle 2lpe.
Ii. a NJ, bic ibrsH ausinssn sufolss
aae 2lngeb6rise bdbsn. fuel6e in Der
2(nifalt mibhanbtIt uuroen unb In
manden gdGen ben babel srlitisnen
@srlrkunstn erlngsn. Sie ole srAisl.
zen Gtleesnbsit. Dor ben @roBgsIhpos
reHth ausinsen gu mnfsn, iiber beren
SnbSlf bssreifliheriusiIe feline auss
iuHft ertbeilt perbsn fonnte.
4uberbsm erbielt Ridtsr Hippert
.uGbreno bes gsitrissn 5ases cine gro<
BE 4n5nN YrieIs, in bsnen bic S9reis
riif bsrsh ertldrtsn, ,por bengrObges
fdporsnsn 5u sri4einsn. um bd5u BEE
sutrasen. ben i9redliden 3uiiinben
in eongUisip Elm Gnoe ;u MAIDEN. Die
iommtlidknsJ sJnformanten purben aufs
oeforbert, ibrs Q6iiGt nus3ufiibren
lnb Ti3 pGbrenb Der nG6fsn Soss
rel oem StdntsnnpaIt ober BEN Ri9s
ter psti0nIi4 5u mslbsn.
Gin neuer IaIl.
Pad'pem Coroner Dr. Bauer eeIiern
lie 2eide Der ipdbrenb Der Rd9t pers
itorbensn 76idbrissn patientin gDa
Strei.. bon 4003 Samilton 4be., bes
fiatfe. unb sntbsdt batte, bab Der
a0rprr i6pnrse unb blaus Dlsde aufs
t'ies, orbnete er uuperji jiisIib cine Ob,
futtion an, bic bon o.. gbas. Soips
arb porgsnOmmsn tpurbe un6 ergab,
bab Die Greiiin elmer GunssnentSiins
bung erlegtn mar.
Dei.ere Sbbuftion aus
geor6net.
S2Gt seitsrn Ra4mit.ag autoriIiris
Ridter Rippert ben Coroner Bauer,
sinenar5t gu ernennsn. ber ii9 NIT els
rem Gnberen BON BEN Staatsannalt
gu ernsnnsnben 4r3t no4 Wansbille,
ap., besebsn iOl, I'm eort an Der
2eite beg Cigar Siepart, bic gu bies
Fem 3peds nussesruben fDerben ipirb,
zine SbOuition por5un,bmeu. Stetpnrt
iiar5 am s. HObember b. 8. in aong>
rieip unb feline anseb1rigen bebaups
ten, cab be. Sob info,gs einss S9ds
Nelbrrrbs unb anberer 1srlebunssn
.ingstreien isi.
4nfIaseH In gorberei'
tung.
Sn Der ouseni4einli9en 9orauss
i'9t, bab bic grobgel4worsneu eineu
Spe5Ialberibt unterbreitsn niirben,
fpurbsr ansebli9 ssft:rn Rodmitias
l4On 5ipei qtntlasefdriften gssen bic
5ipei perionsn aussefertist, bic nit
ter grmorbung bes Gobiu. 5olIifttr
in gerbinbung s.brad. porben iinS.
gHb tiefe 4ntlagen iolIen beibe ouf
Iorb i'm erften grabs laiten. Die
9ranb Surp Osrtusts iid isOo9 Bis
tsuts. obns ben gsriht unterbreitet
5u baben, ipes6aIb NOD feline ipeiteren
iiber bic antlasei9riftsn
81 erIaHgeu iparen.
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r0as publitlrm, ipis ou4 bic
giI.nbabnperpaltungsn rliiTen cou'
rasirt Der Sbatiate ins Guge bItt'
ten, beibt es IN ber 9eianntmadnns.
,,nab inter ben fdlpierieen 8erbdIts
nifIen, bic I'M Binter eirtreten tper'
hen, es ipabrfteinIi4 ben gtfeHbabuer
unm5sli9 fperben tpirb, ole DaGreu
su bsf6rDern. bic rom publRum pTfs'
tirt perbeu~.
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True TRANSLATION fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati ON November l5
1917. as required by the Act OF octo'
her eth l0l7
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Fatal Accident on the Grade

On Saturday last a most Distress
ing accident occurred on the Sho-
shone grade, in which w. T. Pickett,
of Berger, and Mrs. w. L. Pickett,
of Shoshone were instantly killed and
W. L. Pickett seriously injured.
The accident occurred while de-
scending the grade on this side of
the river. Young Pickett states that
In coming down the grade they stop
ped because Of horse and buggy in
front. He got out and cranked the
car to start 1t up again and then sug-
gested to his father that the car be
backed up, while he stepped around
and into the car The old gentleman
put his foot on the wrong lever and
instead OF going back the car swept
over the bank, landing on two rocks,
between which the younger man was
thrown. He rolled down the hill as
far as the car did
The young man, though seriously
injured, is slowly recovering at a
Twin Falls hospital. The funeral Of
the unfortunate victims was held al
Twin Falls on Tuesday and was large
ly attended, as the parties were well
known in that vicinity.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Married

"At the minister's study. First
Christian church. Wednesday. Octo-
Der "a. at 600 p. m. Mr.. Theodore
Lawshe and Miss Stella Cook, of Je-
rome. Idaho. Accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. d. II. Cook, father and mo-
Their of the bride. Walter F. Har-
man, officiating minister"
Our young people are slipping off
so quietly and getting married that
we cannot keep track of them and
have to rely on our exchanges to keep
us posted. The above was taken from
the Twin Falls papers of last week,
and the participants are we'll known
young people of this place, the bride
being a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
o. Cook, and the groom the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H Lawshe, of the
Barrymore district If not too late
The Times offers its congratulations
to the young people.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
HALL BOOKS THE
GREAT MURDOCH
Leading Magician and Company Hero
Friday and Saturday. Nov. o & 10

Friday and Saturday will be well
filled at the Amusement Hall, the
Great Murdoch with his supporting
company appearing at that place.
Murdoch was booked through the
Northwestern Theatrical association
who vouch for him as the leading
magician OF the day. AS is well.
known, the Northwestern Theatrical
association, Of which John Cort is
president, controls the leading the
aters Of the leading cities OF the
coast. Murdoch has been playing
their time, is we'll known by them,
and their recommendation Is an I'M
doubted guarantee OF quality. In
his performance Murdoch requires
the assistance of a company of nine,
among whom are included some ex-
ceedingly high class singers, dancers
and entertainers. The performance
is divided into two parts. The first
is devoted to magic and illusions,
during which Murdoch offers mys-
teries and illusions in startling sue
cession. The second part of the per-
Torrance, styled the "Spirito Seance"
is without question the most awe in
spring performance ever witnessed.
Opening this part Of the performance
Hindu harem scene is enacted in
pantomine, featuring Aleta and Ar
nita in a series of old Egyptian and
Arabian dances, to accompaniment of
Oriental songs.
Murdoch appears as the White
Mahmatma, or crystal seer, in
thought transmissions with the aid
of the crystal. Murdoch answers any
questions asked by anyone in the aud
fence regarding anything that mpy
| be of interest.
Murdoch is heralded by the most
learned critics as a brain marvel, and
his performance as an occult phe.
nomenon. He is showing this week
at the Lavering Theatre in Twin
Falls.-Adv.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
biggest Bargain Ever Offered

Every subscriber of the Lincoln
County Times who pays years sub
scription to The Times from this
time on at 50. which is the regular
yearly rate for this paper, will also
receive a three years subscription to
The Idaho Farmer without any ex-
ira charge.
This almost unheard of bargain is
made possible by a radical reduction
in the subscription price of The Ida
no Farmer for the purpose of releas-
ing a large number of men from its
army of agents for use in other In
dustries and in the military establish
ment.
Just read the details OF this won
derful offer:
The Times, one year ....... $500
Idaho Farmer, three years, old
price ............ ...... 3.0O
$500
BY this clubbing plan, all for
only .S-.Vo
This offer refers to renewal as
we'll as new subscribers.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Bricker on Friday afternoon OF
this week, November 9Th.
sirloin steak. 20 cents per pound
at the Independent Market on Sat
urday only.
Attend the Civic Club card party
for the library and rest room fund,
at Jerome Rest Room, November 16,
at 8 o'clock.
Frentress Hill, OF San Francisco,
who has large landed interests here,
has been In town the past week look
ing after the same.
Mrs. DR.. E. D. Piper returned last
week from quite an extended visit
with former Chicago relatives and
friends.
The Barrymore Priscilla club will
meet with Mrs. o. ]. Wilson on
Thursday afternoon, November 10Th
Important.
E. c. Bricker has purchased a lot
on Avenue A. little east of the
Amusement Hall, and is preparing to
erect a residence thereon.
Beef Pot Roast. Is cents per
pound at the Independent Market on
Saturday only.
The finishing touches are being
put on the new Coats building this
week. and Mr.. Coats announces his
formal opening for Friday and Sat-
urday OF this week.
A full and complete line Of heating
stoves from $3.50 up. Also stove
pipe, hampers and collars.
Frasers-Pence Co.
Madam Petrova in 1.-The Exile" al
the Rialto Theatre Sunday night. &C
and see the woman whom many con-
slider the most handsome living act
ress.
The Rialto Theatre offers a fine
musical program In addition to Its
usual run of pictures for Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. See
the announcement OF this special at
traction in another column.
Miss Ethel Bailey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Seth Bailey. underwent al
operation for appendicitis at a Sho
shone hospital the first of the week
Late reports are to the effect thai
she is getting along nicely.
Ernest OFT. who formerly conduct
ed a restaurant at this phase. ha
leased the Hazelton Hotel, and to
gether with his wife has removed t.
that place. Ernest is good chef
and will give the people OF Hazeltol
good service.
A full and complete line OF heating
stoves from $3.50 up. Also stow
pipe, hampers and collars.
Frasers-Pence Co.
Sterret Fraser and Joe Jaycox, tw,
OF the Jerome soldier boys, being Of
a short fulough, arrived here Tues
day evening. and will spend a fey
days visiting their parents and friend
here. The boys expect soon to be o.
their way to France, and this vii
probably be their last visit at HON
20
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

We are pleased to note the return
home OF VIM. Wegner, who has been
under treatment In sanitarium at
Portland for some time, and who re-
turns not only improved in health,
but In weight as we'll, until his clo-
thes will hardly At him. BILLY" says
the treatment was thorough one,
winding up with season Of practice
in the prize fight ring. and he hopes
to be able to remain here now per-
manently, II, as he expresses 1t, he
can only keep his hands out OF his
business to such an extent that he
will not overdo himself
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

Earl Davenport. who is now en-
gagged in business at Chewelah.
Wash, favors us with copy of a
paper containing quite lengthy &C.
count of the operations in the new
magnesite mines opened up near that
place. More than 1000 men are en-
ployed In and about the mines and
the town is enjoying a most vigor-
GUS growth. We trust that Earl may
reap his share OF the increased trade
growing out of this new industry.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
The Jerome Red Cross is preparing

The Jerome Red Cross Is preparing
to send out 100 Christmas kits to
our soldiers and cailors. These kits
are being made up according to the
suggestions sent out by the Nation
al Society. Z, The funds for this pur-
pose, however. have to be raised In
dependently of the REGULAR Chapter
funds. Several glass jars have been
placed about town and any contribu-
ton left therein will be most CRATE
fully received. Let us do what we
can to help make Christmas cheer
full and happy time for our absent
soldier boys.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
For Sale

One Of the best sos on the North
Side Tract. Near Jerome and under
cultivation. A bargain II taken at
once. Terms.
Also storage tank for we'll wanted.
Onions for sale in any quantity.
Call or address the Exchange, West
Main Street. Jerome, Idaho.
VIM. c. Kennedy, Mgr.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

The change in the departure Of
the rural routes makes 1t necessary
that our forms go to- press little
earlier than formerly, and hence any
advertising matter or news items for
the paper should not reach us later
than Wednesday noon. The Times
has not changed its date Of publica-
ton. but we feel that our readers In
the country are entitled to the news
on the day the paper is published,
and a little extra exertion on our part
enables us to so supply them, and we
are pleased to do this, as we feel that
our efforts are appreciated by our
subscribers on the rural routes, who
are just as much entitled to the late
news as the people who get their pa
pers through the postoffice In town.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

The Red Cross will give a card
party at the North Side Inn Thurs
day evening, November Sth. Bridge
and 500 will be played. This party
is for everyone-the men as we'll as
the ladies'. If you do not play cards
bring your knitting and enjoy a Soc
ial hour with your friends and help
the Red Cross In its great work.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
AppIes for Sale

Strawberry variety; ripe now.
Make fine butter or Gamers. McDan-
iels, just south Of Eldorado Heights
school house. Price 75c per bushel.
33-tf.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

c. F. Annett, one of the pioneer
business men OF Jerome. but now
located at Richmond, Calf, has been
shaking hands with old time friends
this week. Mr.. Annett is now man
ager OF the telegraph Office at Rich
mond, which is a city of $4,000 pop
ulation, and reports that himself and
Mrs. Annett are very comfortably To-
Gated there. Mr.. Annett has been
from Jerome only a comparatively
short time. and he marvels at the
improvements that have been made In
the town since his departure. espec-
tally the substantial new business
houses that have been put up on
Main street. Notwithstanding that
he Is nicely located, his love for Je-
rome has not diminished in the least,
and 1t would not surprise his friends
here to see the family return to
Southern Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Applos for Sale

Fine cooking, eating and drying
apples for sale. w. G. White. Or
chard Grove Farm, Barrymore Cor
ner. II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Lost

On the streets OF Jerome Monday,
a lady's breastpin. Will finder please
leave with Mrs. Griffith. at the rest
room. 80"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08

We might add that Mr.. Kartzke
withdrew his name before the polls
opened, and in fact no effort was
made by any of the candidates to So
licit votes, as the Office is only Il
thankless one at best.
The newly elected commissioners
will assume the duties of their Office
at the beginning of the new year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Lost

One auto jack, pump and wrench.
Will finder please leave at this Of
fee. 80
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-11-08
Good Men Selected

There was quite an interest stirred
up over the election Of highway COM
missioners. and as a result we believe
that good and competent men have
been selected. Six names were filed
and the result OF the vote was as fol-