davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
Sin intcrehautcr Scr
fauf DOn BeinfteiOcrM !
1928 Ste StraEe N.-@.
Nna Meccn fiir fG1nr G1mfcri !.

Ger mlgelpobnli6e @crfailf bon
peridieoenortigen 9eirfleioern I'M
Tr~icolGnberS @roS. @el6dfte, 42S-
9tc Ctr. g. 50, Sicbt cine 5ablrei1e
&unold)oit an. Die @aibingtoner
MGmncriuclt munloert iih iIber oieIen
leltcncll &crtanf. Gin Eager bon
5000 9einfleioern lpltroc bon oicler
6irmn mligcfmtft ino spar 81 einem
Yreiie, scr ms in 0ie Gage perlett,
Die SSorc fiir meniaer ais ielhlt ben
%GngroSprciS 81 pcrfolilen. Siele
HuSmabl cntbdlt fait i1mmtlife
Sdnliite mo Gobrifote. Gs aibt Do
rim cnqliiOe uno gewobnildc Witlter
0cltrciit oOcr in einfoher Sorbc. @ir
fGnncl oen Stoif uno bie Sorbe Scr
&einfleioer foit jcScnn lle6cr5ieber ail-
pniicn.
SSir oifcricren bier perid)ie0encs(r
zen:
@cinflcibcr ionit bis $500 jett $t.S5
9einfleiocr loult 6iS $3.50 Jest $2.35
@cinfleioer ionIt bis $3.50 ictt S2.S5
9cinlleiner ionit bis $500 jett 1886
@ei Sen nicorigcn Greiicn finoct
oic &orc l6neae N%bnobne. Won
femme alto ioalcih.
6rieblanber Bros.
42S 9te Str. W.-M,
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

Iiariet gclamtia, Statt Nhltinstsn. SIS:
80, 6ondre Momn. Ndhlnr !u rtsr
ee%uauunisu BanL tsihmSrt bisrnit. taB etiatr
3ni1t mad mriufm ttlfsn Milsn unS 81
miIeu nab, be:if geirru III.
Scwaie @Crlr, aalpsrtr.
@pr mir tsi6prgsn unh mnlsrlGtistsr ttn
). 5aa bss McnatS Mai 1917.
s. @rilss 9asob, OTsn:libsr Nriar.
Sir sis Nihtie.tit aiisliirtn
S6Saui Authens 8nellsr
90 q @ibts 50 Mupprt
8 3attsImann " . Huyh
So Sbm Y 2 Glartf
y. Sarrilra 5shuien. Wm q StnAnsn
jobn y 0jeisr ). pbilip Snrmlnn
Wm. Mills, Iirtf!crfa.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

S,pOber iulA ui@t S%ebtnsmitttls
0ittator ltin.

@ei@Iagmabmte beMti6e 6ampter
nmaetamft- SriSbane brimt SaHSe
ftr 6aS @ier-GbieasOer 3eitnA-
aem erbBben Yreiie- 1baius MnS.
I~tefermms uertueisert-Gin Mnter
amerifaniider 9i0iliiatiOH.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
9 6arft Wortt.

Sin Spstulant, rpsl6er in Rrisss-
asit.n bic Wabrun9smittel Der Nation
au%fitap.lt, 1T elm @srrdter unb iOlts
aIs FOLDER bebanbelt peroen." iaste
Carl 9. @roomun, Silfss NderbduTss
trstGr, in elmer Grtldrun9 an Ole
rltniteb prtB." sfu6 griff sr Colonel
S6sobore @ooieoelt uufs f4drfits In
elmer @srfammIung Der Gbieagoer
Sanbslstammsr an, @r bs3eihnet.
ben grprdfotnten als rsin qspiTes
Snbipiouum, bsiien Grpd9uns ieinsr
@nsslegenbeiien ben 8ongreB pOn mid
tigertn Sodben obhielt." Gr Fiigts
1tnau: r@ine Mrmee inter Der 5ii6=
rsrI9aft zines Mannss, Der nidts BON
mooerner 8risgsfiibrung beriie6t, na6
Srantreib gu Ienben. eraGte i4 als
nt9ts mebr oher penigsr psnn Wafs
.fenmoro."
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
Decentralization:

SD. ) bi s GdlOH. aafisrtr pu ttsn-
ssnanntm Nant, tfi1USu bisrmit, ta6 etr
Obiss Hsriht mad mrinsm telttn Mi0tn nm
@eWilItn wabrbeiiSgeiren III.
,5rbn 6. GdlpH. Nanitrtr.
Ger mir hrtAHeNn unS mtftjhIiftfn am
Z. Sas res MpiaiS Mai 1917.
ism. 2 Isrtst. Snrntli&sr Metar.
8ur biz Nnhtiattii attslfisrm:
gunc $ Mutci d et4GNf
" . 8io sitr 2 s Nieeertt
w Sbcm lea litefrru.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
&cridt ii6Cr OUl S.nno Der
STREET
SAVINGS BANK


N lcdiR udtcn, 8. 6, an NtG i4uf I'M
l. Mai 49,.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

ynnhrol, %canoaf, ,uirflide Helita.
tciien. limb III 9aben bel.
@abIers,
532 Center Mab Is Nisas Warft.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
Stridt i6rr Den SfNuO
ttr
Second National Bank
in Maibiusipn. i'm Tiir fl Columbia tfin
WtlbditsatitMG AM |. Mai 1917.
g nlhattn

y II ibattn
Dafsbm une TiSrentos ....... Sl,5iS.3i0 80
llttsrscgtn, gtidet II. ur9eHdfTt llO %
Vsr. StdatSn U5nbs CUR SiAsr-
l%itllnag eer GiTMihiien. ....... .jl0,tNN Ca
ysr. Sidntm SOups Suf Si6n.
Gtanna @er. Stlattn Itp.liien 21.ON0 60
ptdmifn auf 0fr. Sthattn. @Cnes $1,000 GO
2Irtnt POINTS snr Sihfrit anrs
tGr Y +. It Stpoltm -. $1,000 90
anptrt Sihsrb. lien II. 49,. ...... PCS, o. IS
&elfrVs BAIL, wtnIoer slTSN0hw II 300 %
Fh itbhIS ............ 2IOtk0 %
Mcbfl II 8 2lu,ltattInI ...... IS 80 ~
@utfIsS y runet gentnm =. 22S2 9S
u Antis { NsisEpsaatntsn -. sH.O7l 81
Sen Sidais,, 9,yiVai. nut Spar-
tdh!tM Nnnfieie II. lrnl~ SOmp iF5 0l9 80
grhanstS GitarinsbOnir ..-..... a. III IL
@h IL IN Gln'tn ieitiSn 5idtt 1912 80
@bsd0 unp anstrt Hharttlrast. ) 136 So
papisr Nisiueelr, MifelS u Gsnts 255 20
u, ira aYtersy Ndticnaltaifen -. l,6b GO
8sSsral Nsi ~ Mo.tn .......... I.9s5 90
Sc , MD Gtr:iNfale -. /. -. 3SS,639 50
&stem slicnsfaus in 0dncsn bts
@s-. Sidaisn 5baBmtiittre $4,000 90
Nntsrs Standardization 500. 25,0O 90
5r.ai....... .."...... s3,i31 Isl 81
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
@sIbintli6ttittu:

NV"N ~ ".-ssss 's'''sF~V.VV' y
Tihih Columbia, Siatt % .iAinaisn, IS.
I'D, 5oibua swans, ST., Gafisfu ett
rbsnssnannisn gnnf, tslAwSrt bierult eeb
Otilrg 0aiAt nab mfiusm ksiItn S3iti it NM
@epiNsn NahrhsitSsnutu ii.
JOibpl evans, .ir. aaiiitsn.
Scr mir tfFbwcysn nnb nnitrlttitrsa am
$. 5aS bss W9ndi5 Mai 1917.
Wm. >. Dcsisg, SHtrt! Nrt1r
Sir eis Mihtiefoi aisiit sm
{ As,np Onsal @baS 8 GSlUstr
u 6 Wiliins 81 R TulanN
" s @iltS 50 ghrromtt
& 5slriss Mm Q 8latbr
j Wdrfnfle 9irtfTcrsu.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
GtIammt............ $to,562, OO1 81
@slnmmt. ........ -. $40, 562, OOt 3

0sinmmt. ...... -. $40, 562, OOt 81
Stael @aibiuston, Iiii.ict Grlnmbia, S.:
sd, 9orrY @ Wetm, Sdagmsiitsr Der Obsn.
stnannttr Pant tsihp0rs, sne pbiasr 8sri@t
nab mfinem bsltsn s9if.n NIB NsWiItu
pahrheitstIfu III.
8 TRY q. Msem, ShaBmflin.
llntrribrisben nnb tsId,wprtn spr mir pteltn
Z. Ias es9 Mpnat5 Mai 1917.
ellfrsp y. Dent pisnilidu 9tptar.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

Sic belten inlGnSiidJcm mnS ans
lanSiiden Meime nnS eif0rs lie
iert aMoidliehlid fir Tamilicm-
bebari Sas aroEe NIB rci@6altigc
Eager upn Ebriitiam fanSer, 900
liz Str. W..&.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
MIt.r NrpAth trItbtat.

Sos 9unosso6ergeriht pies neuli9
ben 6eriibmten 9rO5eb Triiberer Neesr.
ltlopsn unb i6rer Grbsn al, bi. bon
Der Regisrune ii6tr SOS, 100000 fir
BON 1857 bis '6s i'm Sioen gelsiitett
Grnteorbtit foGlsttieren polten. Sts
ma9ten 9eltenO, ooB ss ungeieBliGt
Stldptuar6sit gspeitn Tsi.
Seine Quufbabn btsnost.
Sen isinem 9eiin IN Retpton, MaH.,
lit Seetapitdn G6as. 6. &aiIett, Der
i'm leBten gtopsnrbsr isintn bunbertttR
@eburtstag 9~sfeisrt bat, ssEOrbsu. er
bat cine Msnee Gobraeugs befebltst.
barunter ben S9oouer ngsautiIus,"
Der bic pifsniaaftli9s Expedition Don
1860 nab GrBnlunb unb 2abrabOr
ptrbraht bat.
.GrGnenqas" TN Rrttg.
0as n3rGnens@us," bas bon ben
Guitertsn i'm G9aBsHerabsntampf be-
rubt miro, 1T siHe @rftnbung bon Or.
@obtrt QG. @oob, profeKor oes 2sbrs
fubles fir 9bbiit an Der Sobns Sop
Tins ,llntberiitGt, Der bic 6ormsl iei'
mem 8r.uno, Qrofefiur Cotton IN pa
ritz, geIonot bate. prDfeHor Cotton
lbertpies Die Grfin0ung benz franaDfs
f9en RrisgsminiItsr. Oas @as dft.
stert bic @ugen unO oerurIa6t Trds
nenerguB. IS 1T cine Mtf9uu9 Don
8enapls8 romib, unO pbpobl es cine
ttmpordrt @rblinouns perurIa9t, fOl
bsFen @sripenbung benz Saager Rons
bent ni4t 5upioerldufen.
CAN'T ii ben sob"
Setbert 6. 6pppsr bate neult9 etnt
etnfiinoi9s 8onFsrens NIT Dem 9rafs
benton, ndbtsnb pslder bic Nabrunsss
Iieferungen al Die M1fitrten befpro4en
tpurbsn. Mls SEER 9ooper aus benz
Metben 6aule trot, murbe er bon ben
Decentralization nit Der Trase erns
pfangen:
uWeroen Sie Den Blab zines Nabs
runesmittel 0ittators annebmen, Faas
Elm FOLDER geihaffen pirb9"
.Nsin, iA perbe nt4t Ndbrunsss
Dittator fir oas ameritantfde BOLT
tperben. Der Dam. Der bisfes Amt
i6eruimmt, tpiro glei6 on ben DRAFT
psrbausu ser sriten S4ibsngrdben
fallen"
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

Thrift Columbia. Stnct 9Sdlbih1tcn. IS
SD. Acbn =. 0Cwnrp S%dIBmtilttr ttr ctra-
ataonten @anf, bsibprrt biamit, raB pt: Re
rift g'nnu il, had meiatm rtltfn Winen une
@epilen.
s. 9. SUwarG lrfhiurr.
Dor mir btidnpOrsn unb dnsTfdr'ebtn am
s. Mai 1917.
@rntt q {hrmpipn. GfsNtlids r MetAr.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
8eric6t iiber Den Stolio ser
Columbia National Bank
of Washington

MaibinstoM i'm DIR e GOismbil esim
@snGfsabI6IuB am /. Mli 1917.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

Inter Der @egriinbung. naB Ianee
8.i6dftigunqsloiigteit .i6on in Sries
bsnsoetten unb nod bielmsbr in
Rrtsgs3eiten ungtredtftrti9t lei, eat
bic Gtoatsbeb0rbe fir Conference.-The
sunq in Wsit @trginia %befdnnt, Ie
pereb in Der an IA. Mfai ~bsginnenosn
grtrasS ibun9 Ser Legislature cine Sc
iebesmaBna6ms befiriporten, Ole al,
Manntr I'M g(lter pm Ie65e6n Bis ls6s
sts Sabren 3pingt. 8el6ditigung gu
fii9en. Sn sinsr Gibunq Der 8e60rbs
gar @oubernuar @ornell t%etonut, baB
cine 3dblung Der arbeitenesn uno Der
Neutrality-suspicious. Mdnnsr i'm Situate
our 3eit uor iih osbt. Nu6 bat bic
8eb0rbs beI9lofien. cine 8ia einaurete
den, pel6e bic Spetulation in Nabs
rungsmitteln un0 anosr.n 2sbsnsbe.
biirfnil en- perbietet.
6ermunn BON WahI6e TO t.
@iner Mslonna aus Sos Mngslss,
Calf, aufotse lit baielbit Der e6emaz
lige beutits Oberlsbrer Ssrmonn bon
Mablbt i'm Mlter bon einunbiieb8ig
Sabren geitorben. Sc mar aus Heus
entir4en III O~loenburg gebiirtiq, abb
iolpierte ons 2sbrerIeminar 5u @e9ta
unb fam 1866 na9 Nmsritd unb Iies
bette Iid in Cincinnati an. !@ier pirtte
er 3unG1lt an elmer tat6olii4en Sc
meinbef9ule uno bann in eleiGer
@iaeni6aft in Ct. Soiepb un6 Maoi-
IOnoille. Sno. @On oa sins .r na4
2ouispille unD mar bort 3e6n Sabre
lang bsutIher Sbsrlsbrer an ben
5ffsntliAen Sdulen, als Ct ipieoer mad
Cincinnati suriidtebrts.
Gr nurbe 5unG6lt orittsr 4KiIt.nt
in Ser britten SntsrmeoidtI9ule, riidtt
bann gum bsutIden Obsrlsbrer auf
unb betlei0ete bieien poitsn is9sunbs
spanais Sabre lang, als er Ii6 in ben
ipoblp.rDienten &u6eitanb auriidsos
unb nit iein.r i'm i~iberlebenosn Sat.
tin na4 GalifOrni.n iib~eriiebelts. Don
Wablo. tuar etn tii&tiser pabasoss,
Ser allg.m.in s.e6rt unb seibdst fpur.
be. @u@ als Observation-Disclosures
Di9tsr bat er ii4 einsn Gamsu gs.
ms4t.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
@eriht ii6cr sen Stono Der
Washington Loan and
Trust Company

in @aibirstru. int Iitritt Columbia. btim
NrltGfisdslhinb aa t. Mai 1917
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
@cridt il6cr ben StnnO ocr
Home Savings Bank of
Washington, D. c..

in @aiAirstSH, i'm Difriet Columbia, teii
WntdiltdtlhiuB an 1. Dai 49,.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

&chit -, go,Ji I.JUJ VI
Silfrift @elu mia, Siatt @altieaien. 81:
Sd, GbmmarS :. @olit, aaiins.
Der ebsnsenannisn 8anf, t~sfd,mrrt hermit.
pas esr ctiae @sri@t naG, msiasm hslIsn
Wilsn nne Wtpiifn wahrns!tsarneG ii.
S>mnne 2 Mclft. Gaisr.
@pr mir %tsItWrrsn ms nnisridritsm am
s. Eaa tss Moaais Mai 1917.
Onralt W. Hptsriion. Uisnhihn TeiM
diif st Mi1iisfsii Mislifm:
y y HeasFs pm n 0sies
81 Werbiinotf @ 2 0coe
G 5 Ssf lr sDm y giPseomg
y geo aclp IN rartu
Auslsnn
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18
Seri9t iibtr otn S!ano
eer
American Security and Trust
COmnanv

in Waislnsten, I'M Dilriet Columbia, balm
NsltaftsatlbMB am l. Mai 1917.
GuibabtM:
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

Emlttm uno Ii5cOntos .........$i 800 10 63
liebet iiebunaen 0eild,Frt unb mn.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Three jerome Men Selected

Out of a list of something over
four hundred applicants for admis-
sion to the officers reserve training
camp at the Preside, In California,
eighty-six names of Idaho residents
have been chosen, and out OF this
number, three from Jerome have
been given the honor of being admit
ted to the camp, and In fact these
were the only ones selected from Lin
coin county. We call 1t an honor,
for the reason that there was a long
list of applicants and the examina-
lions are very searching. The for
tunate ones chosen from Jerome were
S. l.. Anrud, Chas. r. Burky and
John /. Hillman.
These gentlemen are required to
| report at the camp on August 25th
and they expect to leave for San
Francisco the last of the week. AS
to how long they will be absent Is
simply matter of conjecture, as
the school for training as we under
stand 1t, lasts for three months, and
as to what disposition may be made
of the men after this period, they
are not prepared to state. However
Jerome should feel honored by being
represented. as there was long list
of other applicants from Lincoln
county, but none we're fortunate IN
securing admittance except the Je
rome Representatives mentioned.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Big Canning Party

After preparations for a week or
more quite large fishing and hunt
ing party left Jerome Tuesday morn
ing, for a weeks sport In the hills.
The personnel of the party includes.
d. c. MacWatters, ]. M. Hale, Fred
Clark, ]. d. Minis, r. S. Frazer, Ben
Deifendorf. Sam Hills, DR.. L. G. Phil
lips, c. c. Fraser. Geo. Lawshe. B.
b. Stanger. A. Stanger, H. Yumma
and A Kasuya.
The party expects to reach the Big
Boise River country. which is over
the Big Smoky range of mountains,
north of Camas Prairie, where they
will establish Camp Deifendorf, and
spend a week hunting and fishing
They pulled out Tuesday morning
with their autos loaded to the limit
with all the equipment necessary for
weeks supplies. and it is safe to
wager that they will have = glorious
time.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
For Sale
Pure bred Whiet Pekin Ducks.
Mrs. II. H. Gordon,
25-2t S Miles west, IA Mile Soutl


We are informed by Manager
Shepherd hat the water In the canals
will be turned off sometime between
the LIST and 18th of October, to en-
able the company to make some ex-
tensive repairs on the system. An
official notice will probably be given
OF the dates when the water will be
turned of, but we call attention TO
the matter that all settlers will have
ample time to get their cisterns in
shape, or make other arrangements
for stock and domestic water. This
will be imperative this year, as with
the present condition of the water
supply of the town, it is not likely
that the water company which con-
trolls the supply for the town will
be able to supply the farmers with
water. as they have done in the past
1t is likely that the water will re.
main out of the canals until the
freezing weather will stop work or
the canals.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Shower for a Coming Bride

1t has often been said. Ego away
from home to hear the news" and
it becomes quite true in an instance
which interests two Of our young peo-
pie. and Il comes to us through tho
society columns of the Sunday Cap
ital News.
The item refers to a shower that
was given to Miss Ada Benning, a
we'll known Jerome young lady, who
It is said will soon wed Walter Clark,
prosperous rancher of this section.
The item referred to apepars In full
in our column from Arcadia, which
place is the home of the prospective
groom.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Gard of Thinks

We take this method of expressing
our heartfelt thanks TO the people OF
Jerome and vicinity for their liberal
ity as manifested in their contribu-
lions for helping to defray the ex-
penses incident to sthe medical treat
ment and burial of our son. Our
thanks are also especially due 20 Mr.
NJ. T. Larsen for his kindness and
able assistance rendered.
John Z, Terry and Family
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

The Union Pacific system has IS
sued a folder map. showing locations
OF United States Government canton
ment camps and aviation camps
which should prove OF great interest
in thisc ouniry. These folder maps
will be issued free to applicants at
any Union Pacific System office, and
as the supply is limited requests
should be made at once.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

Jerome has been fortunate in Sc
curing 4 Red Cross chapter and par
ticulars regarding same will soon be
published. A chapter means work
and we hope each and every person
in Jerome Will be willing to help the
room is open for sewing Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons OF each
week
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Reception to Our Soldier Boys

On las, Friday afternoon abe ut 2
o'clock. a telephone message was re-
ceived from Boise, stating that the
Jerome boys, members OF the End
Idaho regiment, now the 124tL u. 3.
Infantry, would be able 10 get
furlough OF As hours. and would
leave Boise for Jerome by auto at
Z o'clock Saturday morning.
A committee Immediately got busy,
and reception and dance was ar
ranged for Saturday evening At
about o'clock on Saturday after
noon one of the cars containing sew
en- OF the boys arrived In jerome,
and an hour later they were followed
by the other car containing five more
of the boys. 1t is needless to add
that the boys were glad to get home,
and the parents and friends equally
glad to sec them.
The reception was arranged for
$3.50 p. M, but when that hour ar
rived the electric lights were out of
commission and the program was not
started until an hour later. Owing
to the delay in starting the program
had to be altered somewhat, as Mr..
Shepherd, who was to address the
boys, had to leave for Shoshone to
fill another engagement, and the sec
ond speaker who had promised to
address the boys did not make his ap-
pearance.
w. M. Massey presided at the meet
ing and called on r. S. Feurtado, ia
ther of one of the boys to address
them, which he did in a short and
concise manner, calling their atten-
ton to the fact that our flag was the
only one that had never known de-
feat, and reminding the boys of Well
ington's command to the old guard
at Waterloo, up guards, and at
them" He stated that when the U.
S. soldiers were told this there was
to be no turning back or retreating
They had the flag back of them and
the flag was the nation.
In opening the meeting Chairman
Massey called attention to the gray
ity of the situation. That while many
did not realize it. we were in the
state of war with a strong crazy en-
envy; that our homes we're attacked
and only by cooperation in all things
would we be able to win the war.
Nine of the boys were seated on
the stage. which was appropriately
decorated. during the program, and
Mannon's orchestra favored the as
sembly with national airs. The pro-
gram was short and at the close tn,
soldier boys, as we'll as their friends
enjoyed the remainder of the evening
in dancing
Refreshments were served by tn,
mothers of the boys and the proceed.
from this source were used to hell
defray the expenses of the trip from
Boise to Jerome and return.
The boys all appeared in the bes
of health, and we're very grateful fol
the reception rendered them, and ex
pressed themselves in such man
ner as to believe that it will make
lasting impression upon them.
They have not been advised as t,
the length of their stay in Boise. a
they are likely to bee allied to thei
training camp at any time and 1
may be possible that it may be lonl
time before they again see their hom
and friends. and perhaps some o
them never will, but the prayers an
best wishes of the community will g
with them wherever they are called
hoping for a safe return home c
each and every one of them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Stewart sur
prised their friends here by arriving
from Salt Lake City Sunday morn
ing. They were also accompanied by
Mrs Martin. who together with her
daughter, MRS. Stewart, will remain
here for a time. Mr.. Stewart, hav-
ing been granted only a short leave
of absence, returned to Salt Lake
Tuesday. He expects to be called
into active duty at any time.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

A new beet dump is being built at
the Short Line siding In town to ia
cilitate the loading OF beets this fall.
The new dump will do away with
hand labor in loading the beets, as
the loads Will be dumped directly
into the car.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

II. X. Morris & Son have set a
date for Saturday. Sept. 9Th, as the
timew hen they will hold their colt
show. Premiums will be awarded for
the best mare colt and best horse
colt from each Of the three stations,
making six premiums in all. Watch
for their announcement next week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

There will be another dance at APP
pleton on Friday evening OF this
week, with music by the Pittingill
orchestra The last event proved q
very pleasant one. and cordial In.
vitation is extended to all to be pres
ent upon this occasion.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

Geo. Bremen has 100 acres of sandy
sage brush land. well located four
miles from town which he will sell
cheap Arrangements can be made
Tor the purchaser TO work out the
payment.
2G-ff
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

Victor Carr. together with his
mother and the Misses Grace and
Rae Monroe, will form party which
will leave for a trip through the yell
lowstone Park on Saturday of this
week. The party will not return to
Jerome, as Victor and his mother
plan on spending the winter in Chica-
go, while the Misses Monroe will
spend the winter months in Boston.
All expect to return to Jerome in
the spring.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

The marriage OF Thomas Maschler
and Mary NJ. Helferts both well
known citizens of Jerome. was SOL
emnized by Justice ]. l.. Fuller, at
Shoshone. on August 7th. The cou-
pie have kept the matter very quiet.
nevertheless their numerous friends
will be glad OF the opportunity to
congratulate them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Perrine Eighty Sold Again

In a deal which was consumated
last week one of the most valuable
tracts of land In the Twin Falls dis
trict passed into the control OF 4
Pocatello concern, according to the
Pocatello Tribune, when the land
known as the "Perrine eighty" which
adjoins the original townsite of Twin
Falls on the north and fronts on
Blue Lakes boulevard was sold by
William E. Sanger, the owner since
1912, to the Pocatello Security 4
Trust company.
The consideration In the deal is
withheld, but it is presumed to be
substantial increase over the figure
of 100000 for which the Sanger
brothers purchased the property
from l. B. Perrine in February, 1912
According to the records on file liz
the county. title to the property pass
ed from the state to f. c. Manson
of Pocateilo. then general freight
agent for the Oregon Short Line
Railway company. on December IL
1905. Mason sold the property t.
Perrine about year later. The tract
cost its original owner so cents al
acre for the land and S25 an acr,
for the water rights pertaining to it
1t has oeen retained in PRACTICAL.
Its original shape until the presen
time. only a few lots having been dis
posed OF by the Sanger brothers.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
For Sale

Cucumber Pickles. at soc per hun
dred. count. Mrs. w. A. White, 6
miles north and east or l mile
north OF Grendview Hall.
26-2t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
For Sale.

Glover Huller, or will trade for
steam engine, car or real estate.
Address box 762. Gooding, Idaho.
21-<t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
EstrnYed or Stolen

Ten head of Shoats, Weighing
about 100 pounds each. Estrayed
from my premises on Monday. Re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to their whereabouts.
o. E. Karney,
II. 8 miles south. 2 miles east.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Cow for Sale.

Good Holstein Cow, 7 years old,
now giving over three gallons of
milk per day. VIII come fresh In
February. JOHN KASS,
25-2t' Box 302
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

The county commissioners of
Gooding county are advertising one
of the biggest auction sales OF real
estate ever held In this section. being
all of the lands of the county has
acquired through delinquent taxes.
The sale will be held at the court
house in Gooding on September Sth,
and will In dude farm lands and town
lots.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
Auto Supplies and Fishing Tackle

The biggest stock of Firestone
Castings and Inner Tubes in Jerome.
A complete line of Shure Catchem
Fishing Tackle.
Fraser-Pence Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16

Jersey Bull. eligible to register.
A. W. Atwood.
One mile north
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-16
FOR SALE

Good large young Cotswold Ram. In
quire at Lincoln County Times office.