Lincoln County times., April 13, 1911, Image 6

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

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SOCIFTir.S.
Jerone- Fir«* I ►••inirm»**nt—M«*«-t> **r«*r> Tu«*sday
t*vaniiiitat tin station. loan hall. Henry .1
Link«». chief: Norman Aniu*tt. <«-«ivtar>
WotMlnifii of tli»* World—Jerome «'ami' \««
Meets* ill«- tlr>i ate! thint Friday * of each month
at Eagle's hull A s. l.«*um>.
Sfhiuersliall. clerk.
i
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Degree of Honor—Jeroiuu « amp N
every first and third Wediu-stlay
Eagle's hall
or. Mamie K Piper. Revor«l«*r
Meet»
eiung. at
Mr* Ralph Moore. « 'hi«*t of Hon
Modern Woodmen oi America— Jerouu- fa nip No
1*504. Meets the second and fourth Tuesday
evening i»t «*ach month at ** «»'clock in Kagl«
hall A. H. Barclay. tVmsul. H 1» rook. t'lerk
I miepetulenl t >rder «*i t kl« l Fell« »w >— Jen »ine 1.« *« lg«
No. IJ*». Meets
o'clock at Eagl«
Win. A. Peter-*. secretary
ning at s
cry Thursday
hall John I» Ntms. N ««
Fraternal Onierof Eagles—Jerome A«*ri«* No iyol
Meets every Monday evening at 7 o'clock
at Eagles hall. Henry M Hall. Worthy IT»*>
ident. Win A. Peters. Secretary
Jerome Lodge No. id. A. F »V A. M Meets the
Second and fourth Wednesday s at 7 U»
P. M . at Masonic Hall. Wilbur M Massey. W
M.. Oeo. T. Riding. secretary
lock
Jennne Circle. No. 7J1. Women of Woodcraft—
Mçets every secoud Wedne-Uay .-veniiiK of each
month at Kagle'^ hall, l'annie M Robbins.
. Guardian Neighbor. M K llurrooghs. t lerk.
Royal Neighbors of A mérita. Sunshine tamp No.
t*U t—Meets first ami third Tuesday evenings of
each month ai h o'cl«K*k at Eagles hall. Mau.l
K Piper. Oracle. Grace Bailey. »«vorder.
HARRY C. PARSONS
Specialty of Breaking Horses to
Drive, Work or Ride
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Kaneh 5 miles north.
Jerome, Idaho.
C. F. AN NETT
-IfsTK'E OK THE I'EAi E
I
Office at C. F. Annett A Son's
W. R. FORBES
Baggage, Express and Transfer
PACKAGE DELIVERY
Courteous Treatment
Prompt Service.
Leave orders at Taeha's store
Phone 45
H. T. PUGH
stone: mason
Stone Houses a Specialty
All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory
Jerome, Idaho.
Box -Rtf.
Coppdale Contracting Co.
Plowing, Harrowing. Leveling,
Seeding, Ditching, Building.
Anywhere in Jonathan Valley
Box 7, Coprn.U.K, Idaho.
Wm. A. PETERS
I-VWYER
notary rrm.h ani> « onvevanfino
First National Batik Building
Ir>.\ hu
Jerome
JIenry M Ham.
Adam B. Uarci.av
BARCLAY A. HALL
LAWYERS
Practice in all State and Federal Courts
Jerome, Idaho
J. S. HARTSHORN
LICENSED AUCTIONKKK
Main
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
Jere C. Martin
Ro
il llvIlISSK
MARTIN 4. HADDOCK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Jerome
Idaho
DR. J. F. SCHMERSHALL
Over Jerome Drug Store
Main Street
Jerome
Idaho
GEHRMANN BROS.
Will Contract Clearing, Plowing
and Leveling hy tlie Acre
Jerome, Idaho
Address
A. B. STEVENS C. E.
LICENSED SURVEYOR
Irrigation and Municipal Engineer
Idaho
Jerome
Dr. LEON G. PHILLIPS
DENTIST
Hours, 9 to 12—2 to 5
CiORMAN Bum;.
Phone 80
L. R. ASHENFELTER
MERCHANT TAILOR
Complete Line of Spring Suitings
Cleaning and Brewing a Specialty
Jerome, Idaho
TMI: TRUSTEES MEET
The- Newly HlecteU Trustees Meet and
Organize und (let Dow n to
The ln»ar«l «»! trustee met in a«lj«»nrne«|
session last l ri«lay evening. The elerk
preaented hi« annual report whieh was
read and upon motion uiveptisl.
Active Business
I'lien
U-ing no further business the Uiard ad-1
jounied sine .lie.
.lustiee Annelt hereupm administered
the uath of ollii-e to the newly elected
niemU-rs of the board. A temporary or
ganization was [H-rteeted by the selection
of K. A. Musse as ehairnian and Ralph
Moore, elerk.
The resignation of K. G. Heed as elerk
was received and on motion accepted.
I'pon motion tlie laiarvi adjourned to
meet Tuesday evening. April 11th.
Tuesday Evening, Apr. 11.
The tmaril of trustees .met as [ier ad
journment, members being all | -et -sent.
and proceeded at once to |>erfect
a (aTtnanent organization. K. «5.
tianss was unanimously seleeted as chair
man of tile hoard, and tt|M>tt assuming
his official position took invasion to thank
the board for the honor conferred and
the eontidenee reposes 1 in him. While
tlie ottiee of trustee was a thankless one
in many resqieets it gave him pleasure to
lie altle to serve the people of the town,
and itis aim would he to administer the
attains of tlie town in as economical a
manner as is consistent with sound bttsi
ness principles.
The election of a elerk 1 icing next in
ortler, Mr, Ralph Moore was unanimous
ly ehosen for the position.
Applications for tlie position of Marsh
al were received from W. S. Berry, the
present incmnlieiit. and .lohn Gott. I'p
on motion the applications were tempor
arily laid on the table.
There lieing several imjiortant matters
which were to lie considered, ehairnian
tianss advised that the Liard go into an
exivntive session, and to esea|v any erif
ieisms that might tv passeil, ex-elerk K.
ti. Reed and a representative of tlie Times
were inviteii into the session, and we
e:m assure onr readers that nothing wa
done at this session to jisipardixe their
interests and though trustee Kusse did
bring up the question of''graft," as it
liad reference to tree grafting, it wxs
promptly overlooked.
It is the aim of the new Uiard to pur
sue as economical a course as [lossihle
and with this end in view the question
of consolidating the ottiee of Marshal and
Water Master was discussed at
some
, . , . .... , . . .
length and it was finally «nier.*! that the.
Clerk advertis»" for sealisl applications for
tins position.
Cpon the question of the selection of a]
while the present iiieumlvnt
small compensation, it
treasurer,
wxs nremng a
was the sense of the hoard that the duties
of this ottiee sliollld lv rendered grain
itously and accordingly the name of W.
L. linyette, cashier of the Farmers a
M erchants State Bank was presented and
ii|Hin motion lie was unanimously elected
with the imderstainling that he would
serve without compensation.
The matter of stnvt sprinkling having
Uvn very unsatisfactory in the pxst, it
wait deemed advisable that the town pro
cure a sprinkler of a modern ami ap
prover! pattern and hire a competent man
to Ojvrate the same. The chairman wa
,
authorized to pmeiire pneea and s|kviI,
rations on same.
On motion the ivard adjourned to
meet Tuesday evening. April I nth at S
o'clock.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing ivtwtvn II.
K. R'n limond and J. M. Male, under the
Ann name of Richmond Mercantile Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
J. M. Hale retiring. The business will
lie continued by II. K. Richmond, who
is authorized to collect all accounts due
the company, ami who assumes all in
dehtedness against tlie said company.
il. F.. Rll IIMONU.
J. M. IIai.k.
Datei 1 Jerome, April lotli, Bill.
Should Compare Notes.
One is at a Ions to judge oi the condi
tion of the weather at Goodin# last w«*k,
jud#in# from the two little loral items
clipped from tin* columns of tlie two
papers there:
Tlie i>ast
brought to light a gr« ul
many straw hats that
have U*4*n laying upon
the all winter. It
will policy to kw?p
the winter hat» where
they can lie fourni on
short notice, us there
may h»* a «lay or two
yet that they will lie
mighty comfortable.—
I>*H»ler.
The »now that fell
Tuesday au«l We«li»ea.
day is melting fast, and
in two or three days
there will he sunshine
and good eh**er among
uh all. Tlie snow
make* one feel that
the stove in all right a*
it Ktnndri. and is U-tp-r
otT in the hou** than
elsewhere and y«
will decide to leave it
up another
»••raid.
< ict to#etlicr boys and compun* not«*«
«»n such iin|K»rtant itcin»L us or
your lar#»* family of readers will not
know whether to come to town with it
winter overcoat on, or u summer duster.
There is.no danger down in this section,
as Jerome always has nice sunshiny days
— that is, most always.
veek has
.•k
Barber Shop for Sale.
Three chair har)x*r whop for «al«* at a
bargain. Bent location in (own. UcuHon
for selling: Proprietor has made ins
stake und w'isIum to retire,
lar* eall or write
For partiell
F. P. Horn,
Jerome.
llie Farmers Meet.
Tin* ivtrular nuvting of the Jerome
Canal 1 *eis
Bran.-h ..i tl... \„rtl. side
AssiH*iation was heUI last Sa lur»lay.
was i|i)lte well atU*n«li«l
ami »
hi the a I »sen« « * j
of l'ivsi«lent S|H*akinuii, K. \ (i«»ul«l was
ehosen leiii|H>rary ehairnian «»i the iiiivl
lug.
Sonie roui i ne business
Irans |
w ;
acted. alter whieh the meeting was
dressed hy Mr. A, 15.
ad
Nystroiu, who is
Professor of Dairying at the Washington
Stale College at Pullman, Washington, j
Mr. Nystroin is largely interested in !
the new creamery at Gooding,
remarks
:tn«l his
wvn* along « lui ry lines, tin*
proper rows t«> Holtvt f«»r dairy purposes, j
the most profitable feed, rare ele. ll« l
strongly adv«K*at«*s the fee«ling «if green
stuft* the year through, and urges our
farmers t«> plant corn, not f«»r the pur-1
lH»se of maturing it for dry fee« l, I nit to
lx* put up in a silo f«»r ensilage, as in his i
most promising sections for dairying that
lie knows of, as nature has endowed ns
judgement this is the best milk producing)
food that can lie feil to a dairy cow j
When properly prepared it contains all j
the nutritous elements of green alfalfa or
clover, ami he pointed out several install- \
tvs where it was being ft*l with most ]
sutisfaetory results.
The speaker considers tilts one of the i
with many advantages, ami lie urged the 1
farmers to turn their attention to this
branch of fanning as fast as conditions
would permit. it is not only a pleasant
vocation, hut a very profitable one w hich
brings in a source of
revenue each
month, in ready cash, instead of waiting
until fall to realize from your crops.
One of the most essential features in
starting a dairy is the selection of the
pro[ier stock. Beef cattle and dairy cat
tle cannot lie combined in one herd, x
there is a radical dittervnee in them
What the dairy farmer wanted was
cow that would put the results of her)
feeding in the milk pail instead of on her!
piite fully the
methods to !■,' pursue)I in selecting good ]
the
hack, and he descril**!
ilairy cows.
! Mr. Nystrom's remarks were listened
| to with miieli attention, at the close of ;
Inch he was plied w ith various cj' i-i- j
1 lions touching ii|sm the matter, whiee
he replied to in a comprehensive manner
To those of our farmers who are seeking;
information on the dairy snlijeet. they!
will tilid much assistance in getting into
eoinmunieatioii witli the Gooding ( 'ream
cry Co., who will lv pleased at all times
to answer any inquiries addressed them
Spanish Steak.
A delicious dish can be made of a
, atlk of gteak Cut off a „ the f#t anJ
j *ry it brown in plenty of butter; lift
with salt and pepper and fry a sliced
)n lon brown in the butter remaining
! !n the fryU "' P an Spread onions over
he Hteak and cover It with a can of
omatoea. Juice and all.
>ut and put In a baking pan Sprinkle
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Cover and
jake an hour In a slow oven, basting
'requently Make gravy of drippings
■erralnlng In the pan and serve piping
lot.
Southern Spoon Bread.
One pint of swevt milk, one-baif cup
teo
ful of white cornmoal, one-half
spoonful of salt, one tablespoonful of
butter, one egg beaten light, one level
tablespoonful of baking powder Scald
«he milk in a double boiler, stir In the
let three hours, then
beat In the other Ingredients Note
^ ^ (g oQp tabltipoonfu , of bakln g
powder. Turn Into a baking dish suit
able for the table and bake forty minu
Serve hot from the dish.
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Power of Wealth.
Mr. Qhout—All my money cannot
give me healsh doctor.
Dr. Bolus—No. perhaps not; but It
Is of Inestimable value nevertheless
It gives your physician great confl
(ence
6,000 Acres of State l ands, Near
Burley Idaho,
To Is- sold at public auction at Burley,
Idaho, April 21st. This land isj under
tlie Minidoka Government project. Land
selling for t>25 an acre or Iidh, will
quire one-tenth payment on «late of pur
chase, balance in eighteen annual install
ments. Land selling for over *25 |s-r
acre will require two-tenths payment on
date of purchase and balance in sixteen
annual installments. Reduced rail's will
is 1 made via the Oregon Short Line,
tickets on sale from Ctah points, April
10th. ami 20th., ami from Idaho (siints
April 2otli. ami 21st. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
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Notice for Publication Final Proof.
1. Carlo Hazel ha it h. of Jerons*. Idaho, assign«-«
of Mats ! Bernice Gardner who rnad****n(ry No'HO
under Uib provisions of an a«-t of tin* h-gislatur«*
fd tlie .Slat«* of Idaho, commonly known as Urn
"< ar»*y Act.' 'approved Mar«-h Jnd. which
stnhmcm n f.% ai:J4. s«*e je. ip s rang** If». K. H. M.
<Io liorohy glv«-of my intfiition to make
Anal proof tr> estahlish my claim to the laud
»hove described. uu«l that I pxpwl t«» prove that
I have resided on, r«*claitned an«l cultivât«-«! s«|f|
l»ifi«l as required hy law. Is-ff»re K, || Traill, at
J erf »me, Idaho, on the r»th day of May. IM I, hy
two of the following witnesses:
W. A. Helss, J. II. Ashenfeltcr. James • >»|fton.
Sam J. shoenhair. all of Jerome. Idaho.
( AKUr Ha/.ki BAK1H. Km ry mull.
First puli Apr. ßth, lust puh May Ith.
Notice for Publication Final Proof.
I. Newton F. IktVaney. of Jerome, Idaho, w ho
made entry No. 7Ϋ. under the provision»« of an
act of the IcgUluturc of the state of Idaho, com
monly known as the " «arey A«-t.' approved
March #nd, IHM), whieh eiuhracoii U*t J, s«*c. in,
tp 7. rang*- 17 K. ». M .. do hereby give nolle«* of
my intention lo make final proof to e*tahliKh my
claim to the lami alKivc dc-crit»cd. uihI that I
expect to prove that 1 hav»* rcsMcd on, rccloitiic«l
ami cultivated said laml ax required t.y law. Ij«*
f«»re It. H. Traill, at Jerome, Muho, on the - r »th
day of May. »Ml, hy two of the folloiuug wit
c. W. Devoe, A. T. Hruuer, J; N«-l*on Hhepar«!.
Harry FantoiiK. all of Jerome, Malio.
Nkwton K. DkVanky. Kiitnrnmn.
Flrut puh Apr ßth. laid puh May Ith.
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Diamond Edge Tool
Hamilton Brown Shoes
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You Need Our Store
So does everybody who is careful with his money
All Spring Goods Now In
We sell everything to Hat, Wear and Use.
REMEMBER—-The best that money can
buy and sell at living prices.
WE GIVE PREMIUMS
WITH CASH SALES
JEROME MERC. CO.
A. L. PYLE. Manager
THE QUALITY STORE
Silverwreath Goods
QUALITY FLOUR
CITY MEAT MARKET
Gem
Ranch
Stock
Farm
George
FIRE!
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H.
When- will U- found every
thing usually kept in all
first-class markets, at liv
ing prices.
Lawshe
Propnctor
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Hold* World'» Record lot Butter !
Chester White Hogs i
Champion Dressed Carcass at 1910;
Insure your building mid stivks
the tîl.KNXS
J. R. ELUS
Proprietor
in such companies as
FALLS OKIKNT, and CALKDON
l*h<*ne t'ei
These eomptinies had insur
ance on the (tverlvrg building and
on Mr. Walz' fixtures and stock.
The Overls-rg htiilding burmxl on
the morning of March 20th, au.d
we w ired the dilTerent companies of
the loss and in 24 hours Mr. C. It.
Kerns of the (ilens Fulls Co. was
IAN.
International Live Stock Show
go m ritt:
Chester White
was a
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS WEST END F»OOL HALL
and BARBER SHOP
The World's Standard Fowl
Stock for Sale
For F an I reatmenl
1 .gg» for I latching
CIGARS. TOBACCO. CANDY
and LUNCFI at Connection
J. O. ADAMSON
here to adjust the loss for Ids Co.
and in 4* hours Mr. Calvin of the
Caledonian was here to adjust tin
loss for Ids com {tally and the Orient
Co., and on
elaims were
tire satisfaction
and Mr. Walz,
from the time of the lire we received j
the money of the Companies to pay j
the loss,
from
amount that the carpenters figured
that it would take to put the build
ing in as good shape as la-fore the
fire. Mr. Walz receiving from
the Caledonian and «tiens F'alls Co., j
that fieing the amount that he (ig- j
ured he lost.
E. B. TAGE
LICENSED SURVEYOR
Practical Irrigation-Kngim-criug and j
All Work (fuamntccd Satisfactory j
Ottiee at Jerome Drug Hton-.
the third «lay tlie
adjusted to the* cu
of Mr. Ovcrls-rg
and in ten days 1
HOTEL JEROME
Cndcr new management
First-clats Cafe in Connection
H. J. UNKE
PLAN I NO MILL
Electric Heat
Rates Reasonable
M. G. BRENNAN.
Ston* Fixture*
Overlw*rg rerfiving Sion* Front*
Mr.
Window Frame*
Orient 8039.00, the
the
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK
At Ostrander Lnndier Co. Yard
Jerome Blacksmith Shop
JAMES KERSEY, Proprietor
Wc feel prottd that we represent
such companies ns tin; above. Ah
long a* your building* «I«» not burn
you do not want any damage*, l>nt
if they should happen to hum you
want the money for the in*uraiii-e.
Wc also represent the German Am
erican, Atlas, Concor« lia, Fire
Association and Continental. Place
your insuranee in any of the above
companies and l*■ protected. These
compiinics |my their losses prompt
General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing
A Specialty of Diseased or Crippled Feet
ALSO CARRY A FULL LINK OF
Farm Implements
ly
BUGGIES, WAGONS, ETC.
BURKHEAD-HEISS
REALTY CO.
JEROME,
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Jerome, Idaho