Lincoln County times., April 06, 1911, Image 5

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LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
Pntilisliinl overt 'ITnirsiluy at Joronii*. Malm.
MV
lOtlilor mul l*rn|i*r
!.. T. Al.KXANIlKit.
$ 2.00 per year
Subscription,
Alfalfa seed at the Klevalor.
If. S. Fra/or was a Shoshono visitor
Tuesday.
$1 Tnf-Xnt IJ loves at Aiimkthom.'s.
Mrs. J. T. Krivanok. of Wendell, is
visiting in Jemine this week.
Call at The Kuoket for stone mill, pans,
jugs, ehtirns, orooks, water founts, In an
pots, mixing bowls and (lower pots.
A little rain Tuesday morning «as of
untold lienellt to early grain that has
hoen sown.
Paled hay at the Klovator.
Messrs. Fullerton <V Hygurt, two htisl*
line real estate men of t ioodine, «ore
Jerome visitors last Friday.
Onion Sots, The North Hide Warehouse
<V Commission Co., I.td.
Carlo I la/.olharth, who enleivd on a
-to northeast of town, arrived last week
and «ill proceed at once to prove up.
(■anion seisls at the Klovator.
(denn T. Massey, deputy Count)
Treasurer, eame over from Shosliom* to
s|H*nd Sunday with his parents.
The Is'st ."S t cent work shirts at
a position during
AKMs-iKiiM.'s.
Tin* weather |H*rmitting. the
tors ex (set to linish the hriek v
the new seliisil house this «iek.
Ifumsey Harrington left for Wendell
Tnesilay, where he In
the summer.
eoiitrae
ork on
Treat your grain and
with Formaldehyde. Tin* Jerome Hrng
I potatis-s
Co. gnarrantie theirs to U- lull strength.
Miss Hazel Ifohh. the genial and atluhle
elerk at the Ifaeket st.ire.
tilled to her h<
»iek.
Fnizer-Misire Co. have mi exhibition a
jsirlahle alfalfa meal mill, also samples
of the meal, and if ymi an* interesleil
drop in and investigate them.
Hr. Matthe« .1. Beislel lias otliees and
residence in First National Bank build
Hay or night calls pr**mpll) all
Tel Tli.
has Is . I
rule
>■ with illness the past
:
nitf.
HWlTlsl.
hr. J. K. S* hiiHTf'liall if* al I'. »ix- lliih
\urk atti'iidin^ a nuiTiiitr «♦
M élirai i*xumiiu*r>. *»f uhi«*li In* if*
iiu*n»Ur.
Try **ur ladi***' I'k* li«»f*i*.
f tli«* Slat«*
;(
I nr. ii \» k kt.
A *|*eeial train was run over the Malm
Hm.lhen. last Friday, distributing tele-1
pis me (Miles for the new telephone line
Is'ing ens tisl ls*twien here and < i.siding.
The Is*st f-i.'si slua* in America, at
Ahmst in im.'s.
Il F, Barrett, proident of the First
National Bank of Wendell, was in town
a short lime Tnesilay, attending the
meeting of the hoard of dire, tors of the
( anal I sers Wn
IL I. Smith, a hmtln*r-in-luw «»I .î. II.
Knfinaii. arriv«**! hu*l w«*«*k fmin St«an»s.
Mont., with a car •»!' hIim W. and tanning
uUiihilf*.
in^ hi* thiiur* «»vit In»in then*.
\V«» an* in tlu* market l«» I my a few
He eame via Shoshone, hanl
acreage tracts.
Bl I!KIIKA II-i I KIS« Bcvt iv Co.
Sn-rels
The ciiinlition of Mrs. J.
has ls*eiiuie such that it was thought ad
visable to remove her to a hospital, and
accordingly she was taken t** Boise Sun
day. accompanied hy Hr. J. !•" Schtner
shall.
F.
Messrs. A. L. Johnson of IVuveralid
J. S. (irimesof Tulsa. Oklahoma, who
an* conversant with irrigated «fiions,
have I*een looking over the North Side
tract this wit*k. with
elimitiotis.
II. J. Linke, tin* planing mill man. is
just now busily engage*!, making head
gall's. for w hich he has numerous orders,
and it you are in the market for these
articles lietter see what he has to oiler
you.
favorable in
i' 1 ry
Herbert Sein tent hal, of the Jerome
Hrng Companywas called to Lincoln.
Neh., yesterday, to the Ifdside of his
father, win. is quite ill. The old gentle
man is ('>".• years of age and his condition
is considered quite serious.
Bridge gangs are busily engaged creel
branch
ing the bridges on the O. S. 1
between here and Hillsdale, and expect
to have them all completed hy the time
the tract laying crew reaches hen* from
the west.
promised us hy July 1st.
Huy a $1.771 Covert pant at
Trains an* now positively
AhmstiioNi.'s.
Bev. J. II. Burton, of Boise. Idaho,
will preach at the First Freshyleriun
Church, morning and evening, Sunday,
April ttfh. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. He will also preach in the
afternoon of the same day at Auger
Falls church.
M.
K. K. Beatty, President of the B.
Kelloggi'o,i of Three Hiver» Mich, arriv
in town this week to superintend the
preparation and planting of his acreage
tract of 'Jl! acres, adjoining the town on
the north. This company are exclusive
growers of strawberry plants, hnt will
experiment in nursery stock to a great
II extent here at Jerome. It is the inten
K tion of the company to supply their en
tire northwestern trade from their Jerome
branch.
'
K any oui* doubts the advisability of
•k al
near
where iIh> mi 1 «! «as wiwii un
lia* top of tl i neb. -s ni Hiinw . ami in now
«■'lining up 1 1 in ■!}.
A lew si'll'fl farms
sowing alfalfa curly, they should I.
liulpli Moore's • 'XI » -ri ■ I ii-ii i a I Held
tlii' stole
and acreage I rai ls
at a saerilii*!* if taken at onoo.
tionlars, s
For par
■ Hard« iek ,V ( 'ompany.
I'., (i. (ialtss, ot the Ifaekel store,
•hough kept pretty hnsy, linds time
do a little larinim.* on the side, and has
■n put I i ii|* out ten
this spring
they ex|s*et to put ip t!
in addition to the orehard.
al
to
■
• •I nn lia r l
Tnfn*!li<*r with his trnunl.
a<*n*s of
I he hoard ot Trusties
Tuesday
evening to eauvass the I (allots east at the
met
elert ii in that day.
business and allowing the regular month
ly hills, the hoard adjourned until Fri
day evening, April 7th., when the newly
dieted Trustees will he inaugurated into
olliee.
After transacting this
Athletic Flk Hide siloes, at
All« STKoNI.'s.
Mr. F. V. F.llington, win
address hefon* the farmers iiislilule last
ek. was a college student with Mr. K
W. Ifiee,
delivered an
« III!
here, and it is
gentlemen
talking nv
entertained him while
sale to say the young
greatly enjoyed themselves
college days.
el*
Buy your Formaldehyde of the Jerome
Hnig'Co. The) guarranlis* theirs to
Ik
lull standard strength.
II. H. Cisik and J. W. Walker were at
yesterday attending a county
of tin* Model'll Woodmen.
They went as delegates from the Jerome
Camp, and «hile the day was a very
disagreeable one. they tool «ell repaid
lor the trip.
Shoshone
,.invention
Hiawatha Nut and Lump t **al at the
Lieval**r,
Mr«. Alla T. Misin* eiiteriaiiusl a largi
tiiimlier of lady friends yest, rda) aller
uiug, llie hours heing from
Cl to à. and Irom .'. to T F. M. It
termed a ( l.ililielter party, and the ne«
game «as pl;.)e.I with i on-i.ier.thle /.I «1
hy ali pré«, nt. Mm- I nur) «inning f. i—t
prize. Hainty retreshments hi re m-i
and tin- ladle« all repoii a
lion
« as
i'd.
-I elij* *) able
lime.
A dollar s worth ot prulei'iion tnay hi
the means of putting > |m into
|M«'kel alter tin* lire.
Company tor ymir lire insni'aine.
y«»iir
S*«* 11 urdu iek iN
^ |*r«nniH**| to In* tjuiu* a lin
pn \( niid laM Sm»«iay iiinriiitm !•> liimdj
and a« liv«* work l»y llalnii Mimih*
Will*
and
gatden
Kd. I«*»yn<»l«lf*. with tin* aid ««f a
liofM-. Stiiu* aroinnl a ham.
n
»viilly va**at«*d l»> Mr, Sh<*|ilar,
, m . iu M1I1 „. , llv .„. r „„ K
illl|y llin . a „. m "| , ll( . .|, v ,,|„.l
[ | )arl , „j
; ; „lj, unit, g
caught
aimer, and imi
that of Mr. I pdegralFs
An alarm was turned in. hut
( the assistanie ot the. department «as imt
requited.
In
Buy Yellowstone SjHiial Flour
your merchant. Fver) sack giiar.nilied,
Mr. F. F. Heilendort of
»malm, win»
Nvii a oi In-' I »r« *t Imt lin», and
of whom mention «.is made last
after a thorough investigation ot the
North Side, could imt resi«l the tempta
tion ottered, and aeeordingl) g* k *.« home
jiossessisl ot a line -tit acres, one mile
north and a mile west o| town, adjoin
ing the Bi*ed pro|«-rty. Aimtliei spring
will .«ie Mi. 1*. one ot um hustling lai
eel;.
mers.
Have you wen that display of new
spring suit.« at Armstrong's'.'
J. C. Mi lstren. wife and two sms ar
rivisl from Chicago Saturday and are he
ilig fed and pro|«'ily cared for hy the
former's daughter. Mrs. B. C. Sherman.
Mr. Melsireii is llie owtier of a list two
miles north <>f town, and while here will
devote his time to putting mil !>t acres
of orehard, U*sides a large nnmlK*r of
hat he al
l if eotirse we all
shade Infs, in addition t**
ready has set out.
knmv Me. would enjoy being with us all
the lime, hut then hi* are glad I" sis* his
I'easioually.
smiling l ounleiiaiii'i*
Bifleaned sif.l Barle) sl.Tô |«*r hun
dnsl.
Noiitii Sun: \V vnriiot si: ,V Com. Co.
Bev. Thomas Faekanl of Beadshoro'
Vermont, who has come to he pastor of
the Baptist churches of Jerome, Wen
dell and Hooding, will preach next
Sunday at the Baptist ■ Inin h of this
place. Mr. Faekanl will endeavor to
make his services both interesting and
helpful. He has for many years made a
s|«fial study of music and is an associate
mendier of an Fnglish college of violin
ists. The services next Sunday will he as
at In a. in ;
Sunday
preaching service al II a. in.;
C. at IB.'to p. in.; evening service at
All an* cordially invited.
foil* .« s :
B. Y. F.
tint' carload of stoneware is here, tie!
vvh.it yon want this week and next at a
Tnt: B v. ki t.
J. C. Faucher has associated himself
with the Jerome Hardware Co., and is
already in the harness, and hard at work
becoming familiar with his new vocation.
Since the departure of his brother,
(ierhoth lias had more to look after than
he could eonvienlly attend to. and his
friends feel he has made no mistake in
ussiH'iating himself with Mr. Faucher.
The latter gentleman has l«*en among ns
only a short time as manager of the
Ostrander l.ninlier Yard, hill being p.*s
sensed of pleasing manners and business
ability, lie has made many friends who
will lx* pleased at his determination to
lM*eome u permanent resident of Jerome.
Success to the new linn.
special price.
Mr.
The "hubby's" Banqueted.
Tlir ladies composing a aorii'ty known
as till IV K. <)., f whatever that is) have
sot an example that other snrii'ly ladies
«ill liuvi* t<> follow if they «ant to ktep
their "linldiy's" from gelling "grouchy."
Wo have roforonoo to 1 1 it* huiiipiot tho
I . m • .a tin- uliove «H'ioty ira vo i" iloii
linsliamls on Momlay evening. Tho
•inred at tho North Siilo Inn,
plates Is-ing laid for III oonplos, ami a
siini) tiin:s onnrso iliinior was served,
wliioh «as followoil hy toasts, Mrs.
<i, Heed, who is president of tho society,
oltieialing astoasl inistn*ss in a vory affa
hl>* manner. After tho ooinpaliy had foast
od and lalkod to their heart» rontont an
adjonriieinonl «as lakon to tho homo of
Mrs. .). M. Munnoii, when* tho fun roal
ly oonniionood, and Homo time was s|s'til
initiating the men into an atixilliary or
gani/ation whieh was ohristonisl 15. I. L.
I whatever that is I and w o have found
none of tin* gentlemen as yet who oan
interpret it. Of outline tho Isiys an' all
mum as to tho proceedings, and none of
Ihoni oan* to relate their ex|jerieiiei> at
"riding tin* goat," hnt they are all loud
in their praise of the royal manner in
w liioh they won* entertained. Mrs.
Munnoii favored tin* oompany with sev
eral piano solis'tions, and withal, tho
m'rasion was one of mnoh enjoyment and
■momhero.l hy all «hose
fortnne it was to Is* present.
Wanted.
Position hy oxjiorionood, willing or
eliurdist and ranohman from Yakima
Valley. Steady work preferred. State
«.U s, Address (>. oan* TlMl>.
event
K.
W ill long he
Notice.
April II, 1011 .
Any help that the citizens of Jerome
can givi . in priming the tries in their
dilleii ni I alllie.*, «ill he appreciated hy
the hoard 'll trusties.
.1. II JosKfltsOX,
f hainiiaii.
Married at Shoshone.
Hr. .1, I S hinersliall siip| m-H quietly
mu of lown last week, ostensibly to at
« n i a meeting *u (lie stale hoard o)
leiiieal L.vaiiiiiiiT« at I'uiisi . Now. we
tie- hoard
plaeiTiiday
are ii.*t aeetlsmg tin- Hr. ot any disep
tioii in llie matter, hut the secret Is out
allil his allelida.il e 1 >]ki|i
meeting was "il'iwed h) a uiui ii more|
ini|K>rtant en nl win» h taki
at >hiisholie, where he lia*ls to the altar,
iis- \ glu-s Miller, a l imier .li nune
y.iung lady. Wlnie this may' eoine us
Hr. 's friends lu re, as
however.
wise ehoiee.
I tit telephone op
;
no <nrj»ri.'e I » tin
i ha .
th.-v.
it.
fin iniM •
1 « (iiuratiil.ito Iiim
n„. W.I.- tl,.
I, ... j, n , ,
tor
ot two
upwaros
resideme here
h «ill Ik
The eon
dining hot
made man) warm irletids «h
pleasi.l I*, weleolue her hack,
pie «ill lake a snort wedding trip, and j
«111 probably* ret int some time next
«is k. and «ill l*e at home in tin- Kri-'
vunek resideun*. a tew IliiH'ks llolth of j
the laud ollii e. Tut: Tr.tr« joins with ]
!- m h .nt) I .iigratnlationsuud Us!
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islies.
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For Sale.
Tin* (torman htiilding. opposite the
Nurlli Side Inn. at (irsl cost.
A g.K»l
tnvestmetit.
A. nagi trai l No. 71 it, «ell improved.
k| growing orehard, at less than com
pany price, improvements considered.
A good residenee, facing the park, at
lirsl eilst, st riel ly modern.
The above properties an* gissl buys
and I want to sell.
J. ( ioitw vx, Jerome. Ida.
The Flection.
oil' very quietly and
|«*aeeuhly on Tuesday, no blood slusl or
strife marking the event in any way.
Then* was only tin* one ticket in the field,
and aeeordingl)' little interest was shown,
as the gentlemen eom|iosing the ticket
were all eunsiden«! ivpresentative and
Fleet ii ill
passed
j progressive citizens.
It to votes east as lollows;
There was an even
i|..
.
lialph M'kiiv.
i. i ialtss.
B. L. Felice. Jr..
J. o. Adambm,
Frank A. Busse.
Several scattering volt's were also east.
The newly elected Trustees will meet
Friday evening of this vvifk and |K*rf*s t
an organization, and elect a elerk and
town marshal.
K.
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Fggs For Sale.
I have some choice thoroughbred
White Wyandotte eggs for sale at
|K*t setting.
II. !.. Morris of lh<* linn of Morris A
teirvin. who vvitli a four horse team was
taking a load of supplies to Wilson Utke,
stopped enronte ami pitched camp for)
the night. The next morning it was
found li tt one of his horses had gotten
■ during the night, and though dili
gent search was made for the animal no
trace of it could he found until Tuesday,
when one of the ditch riders tor the
Water Company found the animal lay
ing dead l«*si.le one of the laterals, with
no apparent cause for the demise. As
the horse was one of the littest owned hy
llie hoys, the loss tails quite heavily up
on them, especially at this season of the
year.
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Christian Science Services.
Services held every Sunday morning at
1U:46
Main street.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Ii ::io to 4:30 o'clock.
Hale's Hall.
at
on
Beading room open
BUj Fr.RI).
Saturday livening, April K, From S to
A I h*im*Iîi supper,
of tin- I toy a I Neigl.ls.rs of
!«• holil in tin* Alton building on Main
street, opposite Herhoth's hardware store,
on Saturday evening ot this wn-k Tie*
malo iiioiiiImts of this l.slge ami their
gentlemen friomls w ill Is- waiters,
Ihnn Viviiniis Juennde Justiqiie vivi
What do yon think of that, you luetic
hro«i*d slantheads?
Words like thoso and Horse loap l"
tho front when tho linyal (iorge of tin
1'oyal NT■ i^1 1 1•*<r.- is to Is' di'SiTilxsi. This
is to ho pm on at tin* Alton building Sat
unlay niyflit from 6 to H.
ies and nu*ro homos «ill be
that oi iasion, and why not, when they
are going to have a Nipponese fete,
Indian orohostru, a Tyrolean siagerlitm.l. j
a Dttteli l.nm h (expurgated ). a From-h ■
menu and a Havana .igar list and |s r
haps some Irish «aitors in Now Kngland
kimonos? And, talk ahoitt spreading
olass, this menu is our idea of somethin*,;
toni|s*rmonlal in food :
M O'clock.
ii h« I« * r tin* aiiH|»ir<
Aiiii*ri<*a. will
liiil>.
Deal lieaner
lesi-rted in.
alt
MI.M .
.si..n|s*s Aux Huîtres
Alois (I rille
Mulligan and sustemenee amputated
Wormselly and l at
Bmief Xante a la t ashen
( iigot He Mi niton Bouille Sauce An\
< 'apres
■lamhoti Braisi* An Maden*
Honey and Sardines w ith Sage Tick Imeks
Beindeer, Snow deer. Hear Me, Heurkyd
and Stlltled Mule hoofs
Fried laingnid l.iver. Carter's Liver Fills
Kpinards Aux (teufe Fis hes
( "armies Nouvi*lli*s Saul«*»* lîiiern*
< 'hampiguoiis a la i r.me
Biitumi-s de Terre
Fetis Fois with strained rahhiteyehrows
U< Ki lts,
.up
Sage Brush Fxtraei
t • yon «ater
spikeless Nearlser
The following will serve:
mer. Judge .Martin. Toney timid, Hr.
Fhilli|is, F'leteher Belding, Bill Bundolph.
Hammond, Aslietifelters. L'llerrisson.
Balpl) Misin*. Fmf. liiee, Charley Mas-j
sey. Bill Hnyetie <iittidehinger, J. M.
j Hale. K. (I. t iaiiss. Fyle, Zahn, Thomas,
Bailey. Melntire.
j Fetors. Uverlierg. Linke, Is'May. Jim
mie Beams. Are Joiinsmi.
t has.
Fal
Cnilehtield,
t; ( si. Kissling. Vie Skadden. J.k* Bell,
Billy (t'Brien. Norman C.K.k. Jack
; <iyjie and Abysmal Ike.
Adult». I IT' ■ ; Children, 2*V.
Hon't forgi*t day and date.
r.Lik.
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F.asler Opening.
Mrs. Maxwell ante
I
•M'eningof Millinery. Thun«lay, Frida)
a,1, l Saturday. Apr. Il, 7 and sth.
times lier Faster
Hr. M. Collins, of Oxford, Kalis., has
Rooms for Rent.
Nicely furnished nottis with hath and
use of telephone. F.nqttire at the Shore
residence. Flumes,
t
en among tts tins week, gns*ling old
friends and meeting new ones. The Hr.
owns a very desireahle quarter section, J
mile« west of town, and is putting In FJ'*
acres of allaita this spring. As he ex
presses it. while some may think he is
taking desperate chaînes, he fiels that
he is pursuing tin* right course. As
have said before there is no
we
î la tiger ot
raising t.si nmeh alfalfa on the North
side, and if any one is credulous regard
ing it let them get the opinion of some
of the largi- sheep owners in litis section.
Fjtgs for Sale.
Fun* White 1-eghornVggs for hatching.
SI. .«( |«*r hi or so.i«t )s*r hundred.
( '. B. K vv, Jerome.
Your spring suit is now ready at
A RMSTRoM.'s,
Mr. W. 11. O'Brien assumed the man
agement of the Ostrander Limits*!' Co.
yards at this place the lirst of the month.
Mr. J. C. Faucher having n*signedto
iHfome as's.H'iated with the Jerome I lard
wan* Co. Mr. O'Brien, or "Bill."as he
is mon* familiarly known, is no stranger
to the jieople of this stvtiou. having been
loeated lien* until a siiort time ago, when
lie was assign)«) to tin* management of
the Company yards at Filer, from which
place he was transferred to Jerome. His
many friends here will he glad to wel
come him hack and congratulate the
Co. on their tangible nvognitiou . «I the
merits of this young man.
j
For Sale, Cheap.
tiood saddle and riding bridle. Imptiiv
at The Tim es olliee.
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One of the most pleasant events of the
season was the second annual Firemen's
liait, held last Friday evening. Notwith
standing the hnsy season, a large number
Iront the surrounding country were pn*
setil and all seemed loenter into the enjoy
ment of the occasion with a zest. Har
ing the evening an exhibition drill was)
given hy the tireman under the command
of Boland Annett, which was much en
joyed by all present, and relleeted great
credit upon llie hoys. Jerome can well
feel protttl of her volunteer lire depart
ment, not only front a dress parade
standpoint, hut from the prompt manner
in which they res|«>nd to the rail of duty,
and the eliieient work done. The hoys
will net $17. Sô as the result of this
hall.
Straw hau for the ladies, straw hats'
for the babies and straw hats for men.
Tlir K.ukkt.
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Our Line of
FIELD anti GARDEN SEEDS.
IS COMPLETE
See Us Before Buying
Jerome Milling & Elevator Co.
!
R- L. PENCE, Jr., Manager.
PHONE 77
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I. II. .InSKIMISiiN
A. ANDKHSON
north SIDE
Construction Co.
General Building Contractors
Office in First Nat. Bank Building
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Room 6.
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DO YOU WANT
A Second-Hand GASOLINE or Oil. STOV'E •
OEO. J. ARCHER
Has some bargains that are well worth consideration.
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.1KROME, IDAHO
Here's Good Building Material
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YOL R building
troubles will be few indeed, if
you select the timbers, joist, roofing, flooring.
siding, etc., from our thoroughly seasoned stock of
FIR AND WESTERN PINE
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
Our lumber is of a quality that satisfies and our ser
vice prompt. Come in and examine our stock, per
haps we might help you with plans and estimates
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GEO. T. KISLING, Agent.
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Jerome Concrete & Brick Co., Ltd
BUILDERS' SPECIALTIES
Cement and Crushed Rock, Cement Sidewalks, Concrete Block
Factory, Ornamental Work.
JEROME.
IDAHO