Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
$500 per year
For automobile insurance, see w.

All leather work on autos neatly
repaired by Jas. Summers. tt.
The wheat crop is about ready to
cut. and harvesting has commenced
on some portions OF the tract.
ID. G. MacWatters and X. s. Fra
ger made trip to the Oakley tract
on Monday.
Moved-Peters & keenan, law Of
fee now located upstairs In First Ma
tional Bank Building
A. w. Atwood and daughter re- |
turned from Iowa last Friday, with
er they had been called on account |
OF the death OF sister OF the for |
mer.
If you want anything in the lea
Their line, call on James Summers. II
Henry d. Thrall and wife. OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, are guests at
the home OF the formers brother,
]. B. Thrall. of this place. having
arrived the first of the week
MACEDONIAN & Eichelberger want
your insurance. If.
Dr. Il. ID. Piper and family de-
parted Sunday morning overland in
their car for a trip through the Vel
lowstone Park. expecting TO be alb
sent couple OF weeks at least
Fire. Life and Auto Insurance
Peters & keenan,. First National
Bank building.
The State Pardon Board met on
Tuesday. and the hearing on the ap-
plication of c. F. Massey. of this
place for pardon. was continued nu-
I'll later date.
Improved 80. immediate posses
sion. Extra fine terms. Enquire OF
Barnett St.llwell. 20tf
L. O. Hickerson, an experienced
jeweler. recently OF Twin Falls, has
accepted position with r. ].
Coats. OF this place. Ray having
found the work too burdensome for
one man to look after.
Good irrigator wanted. Steady
phone G. l. Towle.
Mr. Stacy. brother OF Mr.. o. r..
Peterson OF Jerome is here on a
visit. Mr.. Stacy has been here sew
eral times before, and his many
friends would like to see him locate
with us.
There will be a dance at the APP
pleton school house on Friday even
ing OF this week, TO which all are
cordially invited. Music VIII be fur
nished by the Pettingill orchestra
and a good time Is promised.
J. G. Lawrence has removed his
telegraph and express business into
the rooms on the corner of Maple
street, which is also used jointly by
the Jerome Milling & Elevator Co
as their retail seed department.
You need water bag this hot
weather. See James Summers and
he can supply you. II.
The firm of Gillespie & Hale
which have been conducting a com
mission. real estate and insurance
business, has been dissolved by mu
tual consent Mr.. Gillespie will con
tinue to handle the business while
Mr.. Hale will devote his time I,
looking after his building opera
lions.
II you want to buy a farm. hav'
some bargains.
21-tf w. A. HESS.
A considerable acreage of sprini
wheat In unirrigatcd districts Il
Idaho will be ruined because OF tn
extended drouth. according to tn
weekly crop report of the Unite
States weather bureau. Feed on IN
ranges is said to be drying up rar
idly, but no complaints of shortag
have yet been. received.
An unusual large number c
strange young men have been see
IN and around Jerome the past weel
with apparently no visible means {
support. as they have found lodging
I'm coal sheds and other building
There is a question as to whetht
or not these young fellows are a
tempting to escape the draft. an
the matter will be looked into
the home guards.
II your harness IL out of repai
don't walt a minute but bring 1t
James Summers and have 1t repairs
promptly. tt
The Freeman party returned fro
their trip through the park last Su
day and report a very pleasant tou
They Travelled something like 18'
miles and were fortunate In haviI
no bad misfortune. In talking wi
M. Goff, he states that he saw We
few taams In the park. and as to u