Lincoln County times., April 06, 1911, Image 8

About Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919

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C. F. ANNETT
JfSTICK OK THE PEACE
Office at F. Anm-tt A Son's
W. R. FORBES
;age, Express and I ransfef
PACKAGE DELIVERY
Courteous Treatment
Prompt Service.
I-eave orders at Tacha'» store
Phone 45
H. T. PUGH
STONE MASON
Stone Houses a Specially
All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory
Jerome. Idaho.
Box 400.
Coppdale Contracting Co.
Blowing, Harrowing. Leveling.
Seeding, Ditching. Building.
Anywhere in Jonathan \ alley
Box 7, Comi.u.E. Idaho.
Wm. A. PETERS
LAWYER
NOTARY PKBI.lt AND CONVEYANCING
First National Bank Building
Idaho
Jkkomk
Hkxkv M. H.u.i.
Adam B. Bxp.ci.av
BARCLAY &. HALL
LAWYERS
Practice in all State and Federal Courts
Jerome, Idaho
J. S. HARTSHORN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Idaho
Jerome
J. F. GRINDER
VETERINARIAN
Office at Foster's Barn,
IDAHO
JEROME
DR. E. D. PIPER
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Jerome Drug Store
Jerome, Idaho
Ross B. Haddock
JereC. Martin
MARTIN &. HADDOCK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
In un i
Jerome
OR. J. F. SCHMERSHALL
Over Jerome Drug Store
Main Street
Idaho
Jerome
P
GEHRMANN BROS.
Will Contract Clearing, Plowing
and Leveling by the Acre
Jerome, Idaho
Addre:
H. J. LINKE
PLANING MILL
Store Fixture
Store Fronts
Window Frame
ALL KINDS OK MILL WORK
At Ostrander Lumber Co. Yard
A. B. STEVENS C. E.
LICENSED SURVEYOR
Irrigation and Municipal Engineer
Idaho
Jerome
Dr. LEON G. PHILLIPS
DENTIST
Hours, 51 to 12
—2 to
Gorman Bldg.
Phone 80
E. B. TAGE
LICENSED SURVEYOR
Practical Irrigation Engineering and
All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory
Office at Jerome Drug Store.
L. R. ASHENFELTER
MERCHANT TAILOR
Complete Line of Spring Suiting»
Cleaning and Pressing a S|iecialty
Jerome, Idaho
Gem
George
:
Ranch
H.
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Stock
I Lawshe
J, Proprietor
Farm
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Holds World's Record lot Butter
Chester White Hogs
Champion Dressed Carcass at 1910
International Live Stock Show
was a Chester White
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS
The World's Standard Fowl
Eggs (or Hatching
Stock (or Sale
[Coppdale has a doul'lc header this
week, the copy for last week reachim; us
Coppdale.
after we had gone to press, thanks to our
etlicientl'.'I mail service somewhere. Fall
The Varna Varna Whist club, on Mar.
•_'4th.. held its last session of the season,
there being lb present. Mrs. tieo. Uiwshe
got the first prize and Mrs Cline tis>k the
"small" end of it. while the gent's lirst
was copped by John Haight, and tieo.
Gray won the booby. After the cards
and lunch was over it was voted to dis
pence with the cards until a later date.
Tom Nue/il has just finished fencing
his 4U acre ranch. Besides his own 40
Mr Nuezil will work a 40 for Mr. Junes,
of Chicago, and says he is going to have
the so acres in crop by May loth, and
will do all the work himself.
i,,
Do you know where the Times office is
on Main street, in Jerome? Well the
next time you art' in town, step
and meet Mr Alexander. A nicer
man can't lie found anywhere, and he
would like to meet all the farmers.
When you have a little news just drop
in and tell Mr. Alexander about it and
he will tlx you up.
say. the funniest thing of the season
will be when the married men of Jona
than Valley play the single men a game
of baseball Sunday, April bth. Berry
Dodil is captain of the single men and
would like to hear from all of the
single men of the valley. Just drop him
a postal card and tell him w hat you can
play. While on the other side Geo. G.
Gray is captain of the married men and
he would like to hear from all the mar
ried men of the valley. Address Gray
at Coppdale and Dodd at Jerome. Make
this a holiday and everybody come and
see the single men get trimmed. The
game will take place at 2:3n o'clock. G
mile south of Geo. A. Whitehead's i
tier in Coppdale, on Dodd's grounds.
Be sure and get your name in early if
you want to play, but whether you play
or not lie sure and lx- a rooter, either for
"Dodd's Colts" or the "Coppdale Kids."
Don't forget the date, Sunday. April bth.
Berry Dodd had a bid on Geo. Langer
IP
to play with his colls, hut Mr. 1-anger
fooled Berry by getting married last
week so that he could play with the
CopiMlale Kids. That will mean another
rooter for the Kids.
The Oregon Short Line is nut at Copp
dale.
They are bridging a Coulee known
as Gray's Coulee. After erossing this
coulee they will start on the ( Vip(>dale
The rails for the siding are now
lie thrown off at the
siding.
on cars ready t<
beginning of tlie siding.
Geo. 11. Lawshe, road overseer around
in the road for the
He is grading tlie main
Jerome and
Coppdale, has been
past week,
travel*-1 mad lietween
Shoshone Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewhirst and Mr. Dodd
called at tin- Ridge Ranch last Saturday
evening and after Mr. and Mrs. Gin. G.
Gray played several pieces on the piano
and zither they left well satisfied.
Sine*- March the Winona Ranch, of
which Guy G. Towle is manager, has
plowed, graded and seeded over
acres, 40 of this going to orchard.
Towle is sun ly a hustler. He also has
over bOO different kinds of check boxes
IUI
Mr.
ready for irrigating.
The moving picture allow at the Copp
dale o|iera house did not
night, owing to the
power lines down,
running sha(ie now .
week is, "Seven Buckets of Blood or the
Mystery of Who Stuffed the Sink."
(i**n Monday
wind blowing the
but everything is in
The program this
Still they come to Jonathan Valley.
The writer was unable to get the name
but a young man and Ins sister has just
taken ii(i a piece of land south of Geo. A,
Whitehead's ranch and north of the
He is seen daily in the
Miller ranch,
field, so he evidently is going to get in
some crop this year.
Mr. and Mrs. N'euzil s|ient Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lick ley, at the Ridgi
ranch. After a very enjoyable day they
left about 10:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lickley S|ient a very en
joyable Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. Geo.
Hogshire last week. Mr. Lickley said if
it hadn't been for ids cow they would
have staynl all night, they had such a
grand time.
On April 7 Mrs. Haight is going to
give her pupils an entertainment, this
day being set for the last day of school
at Coppdale.
Come and bring your friends and help
make this a success.
Don't forget the hall game April 9
Coppdale Kidds vs. Dodd's Colts.
Mr. and Mrs. AI. Lickley s|s-nt last
Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Stein hack.
Mrs, Walter Copp spent Saturday at
Twin Falls, going over in the afternoon
and returning Sunday on tlie Coppdale
stage.
Everybody is invitul.
J.C. Osgissl returned from Shoshone
Saturday last, where he has in-en serving
as a juror. Mr. Osgood made hisdepar
lure Sunday night, "after a fan-well to
his sweetheart," to Is- on deck when
court iqs-iinl Monday morning.
Mrs. Cline, who is employed by the
Towle Land Co., is the first in the valley
to have hahy chicks. Alsiiit six weeks
ago she set her incubator working, and
got inn chicks from 125 eggs. She re-set
her incuhatqr with 5nn eggs and the last
n-port finds her with over 450 chicks, all
alive and kicking.
Mr. Geo. A. Rogers of Tacoma, Wash.,
and uncle to Hurry Dodd and Geo. H.
Lawshe, left last Friday tor ffiis borne,
'If- Rogers -pent most of his time with
his nephews in Jonathan Valley and
saiil that this is one of the littest coun
tries he has seen for a long time.
Rogers will return some time this sum
mer to huy land in Jonathan Valley.
Just one visit to Jonathan Valley is all
that is necessary to convince anybody
that this is the place, and I'm not a real
estate man either.
hook tor » its», laiwshe.
Mr.
He is out for
road tax. in Coppdale road district.
Mr. Mis. Geo. Gray had the time of
their lives at the Firemens Ball last
Friday night. Mrs. Gray said she en
joyed every minute of the evening im
mensely, and wished the Firemen
would have a hall every night, hut Geo.
said, "the dnee with the dog-gone halls.
That music and slick lloor nearly made
me dance my legs off."
Fred Roberts, manager of the Windy
Glenn ranch, lost a cow .last week, the
animal dying of bloat from eating alfalfa.
Mr Roberta said she was one of the liest
cows on the tract, and he would not
have taken $150 for her.
The Varna Vania Whist Club and the
Jonathan Valley Farmers will hold a
picnic on Faster Sunday, April Iti, at
Shoshone Falls. They would like to
meet the ranchers of Auger Falls and
Arcadia Valley. Come out and get ac
quainted. Wii.i u; Live.
For Sale Cheap.
4o acres. 5 l a miles northwest of town,
li room house; furnished if desired, barn,
wagon shed, hay barn and other build
ings all new. Team, 2 sets harnesses,
new linn lier wagon, new spring wagon,
farm implements etc. Fenced and cleared,
10 acres plowed, $72.un worth of small
fruit and commercial apple trees go with
the place and other things too numerous
to mention. Call or address, th„ Times.
For Sale at Cost.
Forty acres of deeded land in Copp
dale. Enquire of John W. Shulsen.
Jerome, Idaho.
A rcadiagrams.
Can't stay away. Hey Walts'! Walter
Read of Chieago is hack for the ensuing
year to look after his twenty acres of or
chard, Walter Clark, another Walt,
has taken up his n-sidence on his ranch
summer. Clark "winters" at
for the
Appleton with Mr. Henning.
Mr. and Mrs Grant and family, rela
tives of Mr. Thus. Vipham, will arrive
s. m iti to (nit their place under cultivation.
C. K. Buhner lias taken up his resi
dence on ins own ranch. He's an Ar
cadian and don't eare who knows it
either.
Tlie Editor just passed the remark that
tills was "slush." tie*-! I guess lie can
bring one down from the airy heights,
alright. 1 was getting the impression
that I was a "Garden of Rhetoric."
Should not, for me.
Brof. and Mrs. Massey are taking ad
vantage of our pleasant Sundays, and
were out driving, incidentally looking
over the "White Bigs" in the Valley.
Oh! I guess we are all sorry that we
lia ve our alfalfa sown. What was that
rain worth? Did some one say Five
Hundred $ $ $ and then some?
There was a "Glimmer of the Glims,"
and a burning of midnight oil in Arcadia
in tin- wee hours of Saturday morning
last. An- we studious you ask? Oh yes
we all n-ad tin* Times, hut that was not
i^a most delight
Wi
the reason.
S|S-I
fill evening at the Kin-mens Dance.
That's the reason.
Mrs. ('has. Rent has been indisposed
the past week, having unfortunately
turned tier ankle.
Howard Vipham is assisting O. H.
Alllsi- to complete Ids Bungalow. Mrs.
Alliee and daughter w ill arrive in a week
or so, hence the mail.
Clyde Porter lias just coinpleRil a
green house. That's the way to apis-ase
tin- ap(ietite for something, and cuts
short that wait for the garden to "come
arroMi."
The (it v.
Barber Shop for Sale.
Thru- chair harlier shop for sale at a
bargain. Best location in town. Reason
for selling: Proprietor has made his
stake and wishes to retire. For particu
lars call or w rite
F. B. Horn,
Jerome.
Select Early Ohio Sini Potatoes $1
per hundred. F. E. Si/k-um,
3 mi. north, 1 mi. west.
Some Pie,
A siiliscrils-r hands ns tlie following
account of a large pie that was recently
cut, hut fails to slat*- whether he hel|sil
eat it or not: "A sea-pie weighihg one
and a half hundredweight, with a three
inch crust, divided into bulkhead com
partments, containing six rabbits, three
ox kidneys, thru- sheep kidneys, 2»llw
of steak, 4M lbs of tnrni(>s and carrots,
."Slllis of (sitatiM-s and 2»llw Brussels
sprouts, was served at an annual ban
quet at Gorleston, It was cooked by a
North Si-a skipper." How would a Jer
ome |>ie taste, made of North Side pro
ducts?
Sale.
One K-f<sit diHc drill, I McCormick
grain hinder, I slip scraper, 2 wagons.
Tills machinery lias been used only one
season. Tw o work teams and harm-ssi-s.
Blue stem si-ed wheat. Ball barley seed.
This barley ts beardless and hull-less.
Morris & Garvin,
1st shuck north of school house, Jerome.
Rushing Work.
I. Hull, manager of the Southern
Idaho Independent Telephone Co., was
in town Friday attending to matters
eonms'ied with the building of the new
line between here and Hooding,
staled that the work was being pushed
as fast as possible, hut he found it al
most impossible to lind help enough to
push the work along with the rapidity
he wished. I.inemen art- now at work
stringing the wires from the other end,
and tin- (Miles will soon In- in (usition at
this end.
With this line completed the service
will )>e much more simplified than at
present, as the Co. has a working ar
rangement with the Fell Co., giving
lie
much more direct and consequently more
speedy connections with the surrounding
towns.
In their arrangement with the Kuhn
Co. this new phone Co. have the privil
ege of installing a telegraph office at
Jerome and Wendell, and it is not un
likely that such an office w ill lie estah
It is eer
lish.il here at no distant day.
tain that a telegraph office would be
welcomed here, and cannot help hut
prove profftable to the company.
Mr. Hall informs ns that several new
phones will lie pul in here, also at \Vi-n
The toll rates will remain the
dell.
same as at (.resent.
FIRE!
Insure your building ami stocks
in such companies as the (il.F-NNS
FALLS OIUKNT, ami CALKIN >N
IA X.
These companies had insur
ance on the Overherg building and
Mr. Wals' fixtures anil stuck.
The Overlterg budding burned on
the morning of March 20th, and
we w ired tlie different companies of
the loss and in 24 hours Mr. C. 1«.
Kerns of the 4dens
on
Falls Co.
was
here to adjust the loss for his Co.
and in 4s hours Mr. Calvin of the
(.'alnIonian was here to adjust the
loss for Ids company and the Orient
Co., and
claims
tlie third day the
m
were adjusted
tin- satisfaction
and Mr. Walz,
from tin- time of the tin- we received
to tin* CU
of Mr. Overherg
and in ten days
if tin- Companies to pay
(Iverherg
Orient
tlie money
the loss, Mr.
the
receiving
tin*
from
amount that the carpenters tigured
that it would take to put the build
hefon- the
ing in as good shape as
tin-.
i from
Mr. Wal/ receiving £■
tin- Caledonian and (Siens Falls Co.,
that U-ing the amount that he tig
ur*il he lost.
We feel proud that we represent
such companies* as the altove.
long as your buildings do not burn
you do not want
if they should happen to burn you
want the money for the insurance.
\Ve also represent tin- German Am
Concordia, Fire
Place
if tin- alsive
These
As
any damages, hut
Atlas,
er lean,
Association and Continental.
your insurance in any
companies and he protected,
companies pay their losses prompt
ly.
BURKHEAD-HEISS
REALTY CO.
Jerome, Idaho
CITY MEAT MARKET
Where will U-found every
thing usually kept in all
first-clans markets, at liv
ing prices.
Proprietor
J. R. ELLIS
Phone Bö
go TO THE
WEST Elto POOL HALL
and BARBER SHOP
For Fair Treatment
CIGARS, TOBACCO. CANDY
and LUNCH in Connection
J. O. ADAMSON
HOTEL JEROME
Fmler new management
First-class Cafe in Connection
Electric Heat
Rates Reasonable
M. G. BRENNAN, Prop.
4 4
There with the Goods
W H O?
Ostrander Lumber Co M Ltd.
The
\Vm. O'BRIEN, Local Manager.
JKKOMK,
IDAHO.
Fairst National Bank
Jerome, Idoho
li careful, conservative, yet vigorous management in
a bank appeals to you and you desire every detail
of your bank business given careful attention, we
invite your patronage and will be your sympathetic
jrersonal ally to the degree allowed by sound
banking principles.
LHSTHR B. WOOD, Pres.
C. W. Gl RMOIM. Vice Pres.
(i. W. GRISWOLD. Cashier.
When you think of HARDWARE think of the
JEROME. HARDWARE CO.
Dealers in all kinds o(
Shelf and Builders' Hardware
Stoves, Paints, Machinery, etc.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Jerome. Idaho
Wm. Waiinkh,
President
Howard \V. Finch,
Vice-President
.1 P. IJllM.W \v,
Secretary
North Side Warehouse &
Commission Co., Ltd.
-DEALERS IN
III*< î< S IKS,
WAGONS,
IMPLEMENTS,
WIND MILLS,
(i.\S( »LINK ENGINES
Everything in the Une of FARM MACHINERY
HAY, CRAIN, FEED, COAL AND SEEDS
Custom Grinding and Chop Feeds
Orders for Coal, F*-*-d and S*-*-*U at our new Main
Str*-«-t Office.
1
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Main Street office Phone, H!I
Warehouse Phone, G'J
Jerome Blacksmith Shop
JAMES KERSEY, Proprietor
General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing
A Specialty of Diseased or Crippled Feet
AI-SO CARRY A FILL LINK OK
Farm Implements,
BUGGIES. WAGONS, ETC.
IDAHO
JKKOMK,
Time Shows the Quality
Two and One-Half Years in Jerome
Standard Lead and Oil and Acme Quality
Interior Finish and Calsomine stands the test
Patronize the man who uses nothing else and is on the job with
a clean card
BURROUGHS. THE PAINTER