Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-09-06

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Keep your eye on the bank depos-
It's. You Will see what can be done
with water and bunch OF good farm
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Steinberg who
nave been visiting at the Bremen
nome. returned to their home at
YORK. Neb.. on Tuesday.
The best fruit Is the sprayed
Kind. See l.. A. Tillman for Crab
Apples and other fruit.
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Mr.. William Wagner left Wednes-
day for Portland. Oregon. where he
Is going to enter a sanitarlum for
treatment
h. q. Reed and family who have
been enjoying cottage In the hills
at Bellevue for the past month, re-
turned home last week.
Be sure and get your Crab Apples
for pickles and jelly from L. A. TIL
man. The sprayed kind.
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Have you got your school supplies
YETI Better see Young about your
tablets. He Is selling them at the
same old price.
School Will open for the fall term
next Monday morning. and there is
prospects for a larger attendance
than ever.
Miss Victoria Hall, OF North va
kima. Is guest OF her sister. Mrs
A. f. Wickert, at Pleasant View
ranch. northwest OF town.
Mrs. F. A Banks and two children
were guests at the home OF the for
mer's sister. Mrs Chas Burky, a few
days the first OF the week.
Mrs. A. w. Arps and daughter
Johanna. are Boise visitors this week,
taking advantage OF the teachers ex-
cursion rates
John Minis is sure some trout fish
er. he having caught his limit In two
hours on the head waters or Little
Wood last Sunday.
Farmers and breeders should re-
member the colt show given by X. X.
Morris & Son. Saturday afternoon of
this week. See notice in another
column
The Carnation Club will give its
first dance OF the season at the
Amusement Hall Tuesday evening,
Sept. 11th. Don't fail to attend. Free
carnations to all.
Don't forget the entertainment Sat
urday evening for the benefit of the
Red Cross The entertainment Will
be followed by a dance TO be given
by the Civic Club.
party consisting OF r. S Frazer,
John D. Minis. Ben Sanger. Sam Hills
and Irwin Robinson spent the week
end with Frank Hills on his cattle
ranch north OF Carey. Idaho.
Mrs o. G. Matthews and children
arrived In Jerome Wednesday OF last
week to join Mr. Matthews here and
make their future home. Mr. Nat
thews IS pastor OF the local Baptist
church
l.. lor al
ness operator on the North Side Tract
is here on a visit He reports a sat
lsfactory business throughout Idaho
and Utah, where his vast holdings
are located
The first car load OF clover seed
was shipped from Jerome on Tues
day OF this week when Mr.. Spafford
shipped a car load OF alsika seed to
A Dickinson and Co. Chicago. Ill
This car was valued at $4,000
Thursday, September 18th. start.
ing of the great serial: Pearl White
in the Fatal Ring" starts. Don't
fail to see II. Prices 10 and 6
cents
NJ. Sonnichsen. who has just mar
keted his crop OF alsike seed realized
over $1,000 from 80 acres. He also
has some $500 bushels OF wheat &c
market. which at the prevailing price
will net nice return for a sum
mer's work.
b. b. McCament and family, south
east of town, have been enjoying {
visit from the parents of the former
from Ohio, also two brothers, on'
from Chicago, and another from For
sythe, Mont. the latter of whom will
remain here indefinitely.
There will be a demonstration o
the great Majestic Range by tn
Daley-Trounson Co. at their store al
next week. See the announcement OF
the back page and be sure and atten'
the demonstration whether you wisl
TO buy range or not.
We have received n card from WI
liam S. Eakin, who is now statione,
at Fort Douglas. Utah. whose nam
hos NOT anneared among the enlist