Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-12-05

pound box Saturday at $2.95.
Mrs. Robert Fulton, of Dixon II,
who arrived this week for an extend |
ed visit
M. Sonnichson left Wednesday for
Chicago where he will spend the bal
ance OF the winter.
Mrs. Grifen of Boise was a visit
or ut the home of her brother. G. c.
Newman, the first of the week
w. b. Millson. who has not been
in the best of health for several DAYS
was taken to Twin Falls Wednesday.
suffering with pneumonia.
Everything will be sold for the
high dollar at the Dow sale to be
held at the Foster ranch Dec. 18th.
See bill for complete list
Don't buy until you have seen our
complete line OF Monarch Ranges;
also Charter Oak and Perfection
heaters. L'Herisson Furniture Co.
The Dow sale to be held Dec. 18th
is an administrator sale and every
thing must be sold to clean up the
estate. The high dollar buys. See
bills for complete list.
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until Jan. LIST, 1920.
Last week Nelson A. Pierce was
here from Downey. Idaho. and sold
his farm OF 1870 acres west Of town
to O. c. Chandler. We understand
the consideration was $50 an acre.
MIR. Pierce likes Jerome and will pro-
badly reinvest here
Puritan full OF PRUNES. A 20
pound box Saturday at $2.95.
On account OF the number OF new
cases Of FLU" which developed dur
ing the last week. the health officers
decided best not to lift the quaran-
picture show. churches and schools
will remain closed until further no
tice.
Mrs. ]. H. Saliee Is arranging tc
open millinery and dress making
parlor In the L'Herisson building
Mrs. Sallee has had several years ex
periencc IA this line and IN invitation
is extended to the ladies OF jerome
and vicinity to visit this new per
Tor when opened. Notice OF thu
date OF opening will be made mex
week
Word was received In Jerome TIL
first OF the week that Bishop Funs
ton OF the Episcopal church had sud
denly passed away At his home II
Boise Sunday evening. Bishop Funs
ton WAS quite well known In Jerome
having visited here numerous time
aud his death viii be regretted b.
his acQuaintnnces. especially anon
the members OF his parish.
The publication OF the Times thi
week was accomplished with no III
tie difficulty owing to the fact tina
our Linotype operator. Mr.. A. i
Orser. is confined to his home wit
the FLU" Mr.. l.. c. Brickor. foI
mcr employe. consented to assist u
IN our troubles, aud although "
have been able to take care of on
advertising patrons this week. tn
reading matter OF this issue IL.
necessity. limited.
Mr. +. NJ. Brock. residing In I'll
of $500 worth of red clover see
from ~ acres, or $3.50 per acr
The owner OF the property, fro
which Mr.. Brock threshed this see
offered the property for sale TIL
spring at $50 per acre, but did NJ
find a buyer nj that time. Needles
to say the price has no doubt az
vanced ere this.
Geo. NJ Dow. as administrator Il
the estate of his late father. W.
Dow, is advertising large sale
the stock and implements of the d
ceased to be held at the Foster ran'
Z miles east and 3 miles south
Jerome. on Thursday. Dec. l2t
The sale viii consist of horses. shee
cattle. hogs. chickens. implement
and In fact everything to be foul
on well equipped ranch.
Newman Bros, largo flock ms
'ers In this section. are installing
large sheep dipping vat near {
pump house for the purpose of di
ping their sheep this fall as reqrir
Ny the state veterinarian for d
eradication of disease. The vat
on teet long, feet deep and Is II
"iae at the bottom. constructed
lumber and made wator tight. T
Sneep are driven into tho vat in s
s'e Tile and made to swim the
lance after which thoy are put II