Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-12

Inc scnOOlB are closed this week to
permit the teachers to attend the
state institute being held at Boise
September 8 to 10. They will open
again next Monday to continue the
years work.
Buy your cooking apples from l..
A. Tillman. Prices right.
Any one interested In the Students
Army Training Course at our state
university and other state education
al institutions may get this informa-
ton in book form by calling on ]. A.
Armstrong. Limited supply.
Mrs. c. e. Palmer was called to
her old home in Nebraska. Monday.
by the receipt OF telegram an
| nouncing the death OF her mother.
Her son Keith accompanied her to
Nebraska.-Wendell Irrigationist.
Tomorrow is Friday, the thir-
teenth, so watch your steps, as the
saying goes, and be careful not to
walk under ladders etc, and beware
OF the proverbial black cat-that is.
II you are the least bit superstititous
Rev. M. J. Brown, the new pastor
OF the Methodist church, arrived IN
Jerome last week and preached his
first sermon here last Sunday. Rev.
Fletcher has accepted call to Ash
ton, Idaho. for which point he left
this week, accompanied by Mrs.
Fletcher
See our line of beds, springs and
mattresses. We will save you money.
Frasers-Pence Co.
Messrs. w. A. burst and E. w.
Decker of Minneapolis, left Tuesday
for their homes after three weeks
stay in Jerome, a portion of the time
being spent camping In the hills near
Ketchum. Mr.. burst was very much
pleased over the conditions as he
found them on the North Side tract
both from the settlers and company's
standpoint.
Sterling Freeman and B. Thoma-
son, two of the young men in the
recent quota sent from Lincoln coun-
ty. returned from Camp Lewis last
Monday. They were rejected because
OF physical disabilities. This is the
second time that Freeman has been
turned down, once before when he
attempted to enlist in the navy at
Twin Falls.
On Thursday. September 18th, a
new serial entitled "A Fight for a
Million" starts at the Rialto The
atre. This is without a doubt the
greatest serial ever produced as is
evidenced by its being booked on
the Pantages and Orpheum circuit
throughout the country. as well as
at the big movie theatres. On this
particular night Fatty Arouckle will
also be shown in his great comedy,
"Moonshine"
The Times has endeavored to keep
the honor roll OF the boys from Je-
rome complete-a task we have
found most iffidcult owing to the
number of boys that are leaving from
here as well as those who go from
here and enlist elsewhere. For this
reason we ask our readers IL they
have any friends or relatives enlist
ed from Jerome whose names do not
appear in the honor roll II they will
please advise we will gladly add their
names.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. jacobson. of
Wendell. were Jerome visitors the
first of the week. Mr. Jacobson re-
Gently disposed OF his ranch and is
having a big closing out sale 10 be
held Thursday. September nth. at
his ranch five miles south of Wen
dell We call attention to his ad In
another column. Mr. Jacobson has
some high-producing cows to be sold
at this auction and as he has been a
member of the COW testing associa-
ton. their records are there to show
their producing qualities.
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