Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

next Friday night. May Bird This
picture Will also be shown Saturday
night.
The Mountain States Telephone a.
Telegraph company on last week
moved their construction camp to Je-
rome. This concern has about fifty
men engaged in this section In the
building of new lines from Twin Falls
to Shoshone. and also some extensive
improvements In the city limits.
See our line of Beds, Springs and
Mattresses from $500 to $500. We
Will take as part payment your old
on new, Frasers-Pence Co. Phone 80.
The picture, Revelation" which
will be shown at the Rialto Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday has been
pronounced by the critics as better
than ninety per cent of the photo
plays ever released. We personally
commend this one to our patrons as
an extra fine attraction. Do not dis
appoint yourself by failing to see it.
The members of the Jerome Eagle
lodge are planning on a big patriotic
day on next Sunday, when they are to
unfurl their service flag in honor of
three of their members who are now
in the service. Captain o. +. Hen
ming, Sergeant j. l.. Ingram and Pri-
vate M. Manning. The meeting is to
be held at Amusement hall and ev-
eryone is invited to. attend. Ex-Gov-
ernor Gooding will give one of his
stirring patriotic talks.
On last week the Jonathan Valley
Orchard company disposed of 500
of town to Twin Falls parties
Messrs. Brown Brothers, who recent
ly purchased the Overlook Farm
bought some 200 acres and Elmer
lngraham. father of Fred Ingraham
local manager for the Idaho Power
company, buying ia acres. This is
all improved but with no buildings.
and the consideration was some $780,
900.
See our line of Beds, Springs and
Mattresses from $500 to $500. We
will take as part payment your old
on new. Frasers-Pence Co. Phone so.
On last Tuesday Hugh Con-, of the
Cash Grocery. while making a deliv-
cry of goods to the Rex lunch coun-
ter. walked into an open cellar way
receiving quite shake-up. The
young man had his arms full of gro
ceries and did not notice the cellar
way being open. He was taken to the
doctor and on examination 1t wa.
found that two ribs were broken and
that he was suffering from a strain
ed back and 1t will be some time be
fore he can resume his work.
The Jerome Stock Exchange Il
making some extensive improvement,
in their recently acquired property
Quite a large barn is being rebuilt
with portable hangers, so as to ac
, commodat several head OF horses
Several corrals are being built Will
large feed racks and when all is com
! pleted Jerome will have a most up
p to-date stock exchange where will b.
found at all times stock OF all kinds
, for sale or trade On next Saturday
May 4th. f. V. Cook will offer To-
sale at the Exchange a number o
head of fine Shorthorn cattle.
All kinds OF harness repairing don
: in a workman like manner by Jane
Summers. the pioneer harness man.
Few people realize what an i'm
portant and profitable part a fey
, sheep play on a farm. Ten or TWEEN
ty sheep require little or no ear
and their feed is mostly weeds ant
during heavy SHOWS In winter the
are well contented with small ra
lions of hay and root crops. Wit
present high prices of wool and NUT
ton there is no animal on the farm
that pays as well as a small buncl
i of sheep. The Lincoln and Hamp
= shire breeds are the most poprfla
E breeds for home raising the buc
c lambs of these breeds are in goo
= demand for range herds and com
mand always high prices
d The Office of registration of voter
l. of South Jerome Precinct will b
c opened from a. m. to 5 p. m. o
II each Saturday until the primar
IS election.
All must register II they wish
r. vote.