Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-04-13
FROM COUNTY ExCH NGEs
NORTH SIDE NEWS.

MON ~ SIDE NEWS.
The flag IL bling pretty general,
recognized IN jerome at this time anc
is being displayed at most Of the bust
ness houses and many Of the residences
II begins to look like a very appropriate
time 20 show ones colors
G. b. Robinson has the foundation in
for two story residence 24x32 feet
with basement at the corner Of Ash
street and Avenue 3.
At the meeting OF the Jerome Fire
department Tuesday evening action
was taken placing on the honorary
membership roll all members OF the
department who may volunteer and be
accepted for service in the army or
navy. The department already has
three members. Harold Ellis. Harold
Feurtado and Ed White. Jr.. who have
volunteered
A. Il. Heasley has his fine new resi-
dence at the corner of Ash street and
Avenue c inclosed and il waiting for
suitable weather for plastering. The
house consists of living room, dining
room and kitchen and two bed rooms
on the first floor. with closets and
pantry. On the second floor are three
large bed rooms and the bath room.
There are commodious porches both
front and rear and a good sized base
ment. Furnace heat is to be installed.
When completed the residence will be
one of the best in Jerome.
In an Interview with William Wag-
ner on Tuesday The News was inform
ed that Jerome will be supplied with
a flour mill in season for grinding the
1917 crop.
The Jerome Milling and Elevator
Company has plans drawn and the
machinery for the initial unit of the
mill purchased. The mill building will |
likely be located just east of the com
pany's new elevator, the residence now
the ground to be moved.
This company has always contem-
plated the installation of FIGURING |
mill at Jerome but heretofore had not
considered that the development Of the
tract and the production of milling
wheat justified such a move. There Is
no reason at this time. however, why
the mill should not be installed. The
flour consumed on the entire North
Side Tract has to be shipped in from
outside points, thus adding freight and
charge and commissions when
the product might be manufactured
light on the ground. The installation
IF this mill will be good news to the
people of the tract.
NEW PICTURE SHOW.
L. NJ. zug has begun work on his
lew picture show building which will
pc built on the north side of Main
street three lots east of the Lincoln
venue corner. Paul r. Kratzke has d,
he contract for the work {
The building will be brick, one
tory. 1t will occupy the entire lot, l
SKIES feet. There will be basement {
t the rear of sufficient size to ac- t
the heating plant and pro-
ide dressing rooms for the stage. The {
building win be equipped with stage $
or the use of dramatic or other enter (
ailments requiring a stage An in v
lined floor will be installed and the j
cry latest in opera chairs will be pro- !
'ided, The building will have an c
rched entrance and a 10-foot lobby at f
he front. with entrances at either side v
nd ticket office in the middle. There v
ill also be two rear exits
The building will be heated and VEN 1:
lated by the very latest electrically t
riven system, and it viii be up-to-
ate in every particular. affordine Je- -
lme. when completed one of the best II
lcture show houses in the west. Il