Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-10-24


draft board had started to mail the
missionaries on that day to those
In the recent draft from 81 to 40
years of ago. A certain percentage
Will be mailed each day until the
list is completed.
All kinds OF harness repairing done
IN a workman like manner by James
summers. the pioneer harness man.
Most all of the big flock masters
now have their bands OF sheep on
the Tract. Pasture has been selling
at from 81 to IS per acre, depending
on the feed it contains. They are
moving to the Tract little earlier
than usual, owing to the scarcity of
good feed ON the desert.
Miss t. j. Lee, who has been in the
employe- of j. Alfred Armstrong in
the capacity of bookkeeper for the
past year.. is this week returning to
her home in Everett, Washington.
Miss Lees youngest brother has en-
tered the Tank service and leaves
soon, thus the reason for Miss Lees
hurried departure.
Don't buy until you have seen our
complete line of Monarch Ranges;
also Charter Oak and Perfection
heaters. L'Herisson Furniture Co.
X. S. Frazer received a card from
his son Starrett stating that he was
on his way lover there" Starrett
has been waiting for many months
for the word to go, but as his
services were more valuable to his
country over here instructing raw re-
c;uits the privilege of going to the
front was denied him until last
week
R.V. Wilcox, candidate for dis
trict Judge, was in Jerome the first
of the week in the interests of his
campaign. Mr.. Wilcox has the hear
ty endorsement of the North Side
Settlers Union. AS will be remem--
bered the name of Mr.. Wilcox was
written In on over 800 ballots at the
primaries and while the nomination
was not solicited by Mr.. Wilcox, and
so deeply does he appreciate this con.
fidence of his friends that he has en-.
tered the race for the judgeship and
will make every honorable effort tc
be elected.
Smallpox is preventable. Get vac
cinnated. Health Officer.
At the meeting OF the State Lane
+ Board, held Saturday at Boise, tn,
2 matter of maintenance for the Nortl
Side Tract and pu-1ping plants wa
presented and passed, as per the pro
D posal presented by the Canal com
\ pany. The proposal fixes the price 70
maintenance at 4 8 cents per share o
acre under the North Side Canal, an,
50 cents per acre under the Nortl
I Side Pumping Co. At recent meet
= ing OF the Canal board of the Twi
Falls South Side Canal Co. the main
e tenance Us fixed by that board 70
: the coming year was $500 per acre
e which is double that charge by tn
3 local company.
Jerome is at present in the throe
: OF small pox epidemic. which struc
our section the middle of last weel
= The local health officer, DR.. Schmei
shall, reports nineteen cases OF th
disease yesterday. None are seriou
however. and as the small pox in tn
country is usually of mild form,
is not considered dangerous. ID
Schmershall suggests that every on
be vaccinated to stop the spread {
the disease The "fu" seems to
well in hand here. no new cases b
ing reported, and with our little eli
remaining under the quarantine 1t
hoped we will be spared the terrib
loss sthat has visited some OF II
little communities in this countr
Cards have been received In j
| rome ny lIltHhh VI bht biiuC, a
nouncing the marriage OF Louise
Millson to Mr.. c. p. Bradford Bar
lett, a mining engineer, with hea
quarters in southern California. tt
ceremony was performed In Ia
Angeles. where the bride has mat
! her home for the past two year
Immediately after the ceremony u
couple left Los Angeles for Lillove'
b. c., where Mr.. Bartlett is develo
ing large mining interests. The brit
b is quite well known here, havil
made her home in Jerome a numb
4 of years and while here made he
of friends who will be glad to lea
of the happy event and extend tho
congratulations.
Don't buy until you have seen o
complete line of Monarch Range
also Charter Oak and Perfectl
heaters. L'Herisson Furniture Co.
The suggestion has reached
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