Lincoln County times., July 13, 1911, Image 8

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I have a
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
Give me a trial and get a square deal.
NO MORE, NO LESS
F. THOMAS, Propr.
H.
Nibley-Channel L'br • Co.
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
And ail kinds of Building Material.
If you are contemplating building a House, Bam, Shed or are in
need of Building Material of any kind, we will be
pleased to furnish you estimates.
V. K. SKADDEN, M'gr, Jerome, Idaho
Jerome Blacksmith Shop
JAMES KERSEY, Proprietor
General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing
A Specialty of Diseased or Crippled Feet
ALSO CARRY A FULL UNE OF
Farm Implements,
BUQQIES, WAGONS, ETC.
JEROME,
IDAHO
|James Summers
1 DEALER IN
HARNESS, SADDLES
-AND
HORSE CLOTHING
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Repairing a Specialty
Jerome, Idaho.
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
W. D. OARLOCK ABSTRACT CO.
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
SHOSHONE, IDAHO
Our System of indexing the most perfect, Our books the first started 1
coin County. WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
in Lin
HOTEL JEROME
Under new management
First-class Cafe in Connection
Electric Heat
Rates Reasonable
M. G. BRENNAN, Prop.
GO TO THE
WEST END POOL HALL
and BARBER SHOP
For Fair Treatment
CIGARS. TOBACCO, CANDY
and LUNCH in Connection
J. O. ADAMSON
AT HER OLD HOME
Mrs. F. A. Oakes Writes Interestingly
of Her Eastern Trip.
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Dekdsviux, Isn.,
Jr\K, 29th, 1911.
Editor Lincoln Co. Times.
Perhaps some of my friends in Lin
coln county, Idaho, might be interested
in a short missive from me while away
from Sunny Soutliem Idaho. While I
am reveling in the shade of the beautiful
trees, watching the com grow, and the
harvesters cutting the golden grain, you
are cutting the alfalfa and having bright
sunshine.
I have also witnessed several haul
thunder and lightning storms, together
with much water from the clouds, not
old Snake River from which we get
water supply.
For a month it has been my privilege
to visit scenes and localities in Miami
county Ind., with which I was familiar
in my childhood days. The country has
materially changed, yet there remain
some old landmarks which remind me of
bygone days.
In taking a drive over the country
with my sister, Mrs. W. I. Leffel, we
passed, among other interesting objects,
the old school house on Weesaw creek,
where I used to attend school, and the
hill I used to slide down on a board in
the winter. Owing to the centralization
of the public schools this school house
is no longer used. Its portal is closed,
and never more will boys and girls romp
on the playgrounds nearby.
Ojd School House, although abandoned,
still stands, "Like a ragged beggar sun
ning.''
I stood by the grave of my lather and
mother, who came to their deaths by
stroke of lightning, June 20th, I860,
leaving me an orphan with two sisters
older and one younger than myself. The
resting place of my parents is marked by
a modest shaft in the Ebenezer M. E.
Cemetery.
My trip to Indiana has brought back
many pleasant memories, and my visit
with relatives and friends has been very
pleasant. I leave the scenes of my child
hood with a feeling of regret, yet after a
few weeks visit with my sister in Kansas,
1 will be glad to return to the lonely
bachelor on the Acorns Ranch.
Mrs. F. A. Oakes.
We might add that in a letter to her
husband, after reaching Kansas, Mrs.
Oakes states that everything is entirely
ruined there, and not even a potato
be had. She states that the heat is al
most unbearable, and she is anxious to
return to Idaho, where water is plentiful
and the climate unexcelled.
our
Yes, the
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can
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line--Union Pacific.
Special low rates to Cheyenne, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago
and many other points. Tickets on sale
May 20th, 24th, 26th, and 27th, June
3rd, 7th, 10th, 14th, 17th, 21st, July
6th, 22nd, 26th, August 16th, and Sep
tember 2nd and 6th. Limit October 31st,
with diverse routes and stopovers. See
agents for rates and further particulars.
Estimate of Expenditures.
At a special session of the Board of
Village Trustees, in compliance with
Section No. 2269, Code of Idaho,
following estimate of amount necessary'
to defray the expense of Municipal Gov
ernment of the Village of Jerome, Idaho,
for the fiscal year ending May 2nd, 1912
was made.
Warrant Redemption Fund,
Electric Lights,
Water Hydrants,
Salaries,
Park Fund,
Sinking Fund,
Interest Fund,
Streets and Bridges,
Sundries,
Total receipts from July 29th, 1909, to
April 5th, 1911, as shown by the City
$8,636.73.
Passed by the Chairman and Board of
Trustees this llth day of July, 1911.
R. F. Rtpp,
Clerk.
the
$2,500.00
800.00
500.00
2,100.00
500.00
300.00
360.1«
1,500.00
1.000.00
Books,
Trustees Meeting.
The village trustees met in regular ses
sion July 5th. The resignation of
C. F. Annett as clerk was received and
on motion accepted, and F. J Rupp was
elected to the position. The report of
the treasurer, which appeared last
week, was read. On motion the sum
of $80 was donated to the Fire depart
ment as an appreciation of their services
to the town. In explanation it might be
said that as the new road law does not ex
empt firemen from road tax, this sum
will be devoted to this purpose.
An itemized bill was presented by the
Independent School district, amounting
to something over $1000, as the amount
claimed by the school district as its share
of the fines collected by the town since
its organization. On motion the bill
referred to a committee tor consideration.
Drafts of ordinances from the Jerome
Water Co., the Great Shoshone & Twin
Falls Water Power Co. and the Southern
Idaho Telephone Co. respectively, asking
for franchisee from the town, were pres
ented, and on motion referred to the
ordinance and franchise committee.
The sidewalk question was again taken
up but no definite action taken.
n as
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.
Via Oregon Short Line.
Special low round trip rates to
Pacific Coast points during the months
of May, June, and July, with long limits.
See any O. S. L. Agent for rates and fur
tlier particulars.
varum«
Idaho Southern Railroad Train Schedule
Effective June 23, I«MI.
STATION
DAILY NO. I !
DAILY NO. 2
Gooding Arr. 6:00 p.ni.
Beam'd
Wendell
Appleton Arr. 4:55 p.m.
Lv. 4:45 P.ni.
10 p.m.
25 p.m.
45 p.m.
Lv. 3;i«i p.m.
Arr.XtJ» p.m.
D. t'. Mai-Watt»«*, V. IV .v G. M.,
Milner, Lia.
Gooding, Ha.
( looiling, Ha.
Lv
Arr. 5:S5 p.m.
Arr. 5:2» p.m.
Lv
Lv
Jemnu'
supt
E. S. Jackson
F. C. Bistt, G. P. A
For Sale
6 Young Milch Cows
All fresh and first-class stock.
100 Young Duroc Pigs
All weaned.
lO Good Du roc SOWS
Will farrow from August to September.
Three of the number thoroughbreds.
4 THOROUGHBRED
POLAND CHINA
SOWS
This stock is ail in good condi
tion and will be sold reasonable.
For particulars address
C. K. THOMAS
Box 623, Twin Falls, Ida.
Notice For Publication Final Proof,
I. Oeo. B. Hawbecker. of Jerome. Idaho, as
signee of Arthur W. Gueriw* y who mail** entry
number 1701. under the provisions of an act
of the legislature of the state of Maho. commonly
known as the ''Carey Act
1999. which embraces nl 1
Rang» 10 E. b. M.. do hereby give notice of my
intention to make final proof to establish m>
claim to the land above d* serif* d. and that I
expect to prove that I have resale \ on. reclaimed
and cultivate«! sai«1 land us r«*<iuired by law. be
fore R. H. Traill, at Jerome Idaho. on the llth
day of August, ly 11. by two of the following
witnesses:
R. C. Sherman. A. c. Alexander. J. L. Roberts
J. Carbon, all of Jerome. Idaho.
Uko. B. Hawbecker.
Entry man.
First pul*. July IS 1911. last pub. Aug 10 1911.
pproved March 2nd.
WS Sec. 11 Tp. 8 #,
Notice for Publication--Final Proof.
I. Ru.-sell H. Griffiiths.of Jerome Idaho, who
made entry No. I8ô0, under the provisions of an
act of the legislature of the stun* of Idaho, com
monly known us the « ur«> Act." approve«!
March 2ml, 1*99. which enibrac«
s. range 16 E. H. M . do hereby give
notice of my intention to make final proof to es
tablish my claim to the land above described,
ami that I expect to prove that I have resided on
reclaimed and cultivated said land as required
by law. before R. II. Traill, at Jerome Idaho, on
the 4th. day of August 1911. by two of the follow
ing witnesses :
Elmer Frost. C. O. Tassel). Rupert Ambrose.
Go land Ambrose, all of Jerome Idaho.
Rvsbiii.l H. Griffiths.
Of the XK l 4
see. 27. Tp
Entry
First pub. July C. 1911. last pub. Aug. 3rd. 1911.
Notice for Publication--Final Proof.
I. Ernest A. Burkitt. of Jerome. Idaho, assignee
of Guy Thompson, who made entry No. 614 under
the provisions of nn art of the legislature of the
state of Idaho, commonly know n the "Carey
Act." approved March -2nd. 1899. which embraces
SW5% of the KwH Sec' 35. Tp. s range 10 E. B M
do hereby give notice of my intention to make
final proof to establish m> claim to the land
above describe«!. ami that I expect to prove that
I have re>l(k*d on. reclaimed and cultivate«! said
land as required by law. before R. II. Traill, at
Jerome Malm, on the Ith «lay of August, lull, by
two of the following witnesses;
R. S. Frazer. Ralph Moore, <
Lind, all of Jerome Idaho.
H G
Erneut A. Burkitt.
Entry man.
first Pub. July 6th 1911. last pub. Aug 3rd. 1911
vos. J.
Notice for Publication Final Proof.
I. Win. K*igar Hill, of Jerome. Maho. who
made entry No. 7U2, under the provisions of an
act of the legislature of the -tale of Idaho,
raonly known as the 'Carey j
March 2nd, 1899, which embraces
tp T, range U>. K. H. M., do hereby give n ,.
my intention to make tinal proof to establish my
claim to the land above d esc rib ■. l and that I ex
pect to prove that I have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated -aid land as required by law. lie
fore K. H. Traill, at Jerome, Idaho, on the >lh
day of July, lull, by two of the following wit
nesses:
fi. W. Stoi.tz. X. D. Bobbitt. J. H. Briser, R
K Briser.
com
\«T." approved
NNWJ% sec 21
e of
Wm. Ewiar Hill. Entry-man.
First pub. June 29th, last pub July 27th.
Notice for Publication Final Proof.
I. F. E. Morae. of Jerome. Idaho, a&ugn«M* of
Helen Carlton, who made entry No. 639. under
the provisions of an act of the legislature of the
state of Idaho, commonly known as the "(irey
Act," approve«! March 2nd. 1*99. which embrac es
the hf.J< swH and hwH «KÎ4 of Sec. 5. Twp. 8.
range 16. E. 1U M. f do hereby give notice of my
intention to muke final proof to establish my
claim to the land above describe«!. and that I ex
pect to prove that I have resided on. reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by law. be
fore K. H. Traill, at Jerome. Maho. on the 21st
day «»f July. 1911, by two of the following wit
nesses :
L. C. Humphrey. William Henning. J. E.Morse
W. J. Dodge, all of Jerome, Maho.
F. E. Morse. Entryman.
First pub. June 22- last pub. July 20.
Notice for Publication —Final Proof.
I. Win W. Wilson, of Jerome. Idaho, assigne«*
of Mary E. Butcher, who made entry No. 319. un
der the provisions of an act of the legislature
of the stale of Idaho, commonly known as the
Carey Act." approved March 2nd, 189», which
embraces w y % xe%, sec 28. tp 8. range 17. E. B. M
do hereby give notice of my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim to the lan«i
above described, and that I expect to prove
that f have resided on. reclaimed and cultivate«!
said land as required by law. before R. If. Traill
at Jerome. Idaho, on the 14th day «>f July
1911. by two of the following witnesses:
O. J. Wilson. Thomas Joycox. R. s. Frazer
Ralph Moore.
Wirt W. Wilson, Entry
First pub. June 14th. Iasi pub. July 1:1th,
Notice for Publication—Final Proof.
,U. E - , M g rs f. of Jerome, Idaho, assign«,
of w ill la in J. Dodge, who made entry No. 1802
under the provisions of an act of the legislature
of the State of Idaho, commonly known ns the
"Garey Act." approved March 2nd, 1899. which
embraces fSEX, sec. 19lp 7s range it. E. B, M
do hereby give notice of my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim to the land
above described, and that I expect to prove that
I have resided on, reclaimed and cultivated said
land as required by law. before R. h. Traill at
Jerome, Maho. on the 30th «lay of June, 1911 by
two of the following witnesses ;
N. F. DeVnney, E. W. Rice. W. J. Dodge. ri|„.
ton dmith. all of Jerome. Idaho.
, . , , , S . E . Morre, Entryman.
First pub June 1. Inst pub June 29.
Defprrçd to Ju]2 14 I lD1 1.
W. R. FORBES
Baggage, Express and Transfer
PACKAGE DELIVERY
Prompt Service.
Leave orders at Tachu's store
Phone 45
Courteous Treatment
Some Good Buys
80 acres No. 1 land, only 4 1 -2
miles northeast of Jerome, 20
of alfalfa, 10 acres seeded to pas
ture, 5 acres in orchard, 40 acres
wheat and oats, 3 acres of beans.
All crops in fine shape. Barn
24x32, small house, granery. cis
tern, and all fenced, at $ 100 per
. This will make the purchaser
acres
m
acre
$ 1000 net this season.
40 acres 4 I -2 miles northeast,
all fenced; about 37 acres of oats,
and 3 acres in beans. No. I land,
Can't
only $83.00 per acre,
wrong on this.
go
Burkhead-Heiss Realty Co.
IDAHO.
JEROME,
WEETER LUMBER CO.,
ALL KINDS OF
Building Material
LINCOLN PAINT
GEORGE T. KISLIINQ, A^ent
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Graded Morgan Stallion, 5
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DESCRIPTION :—Chestnut Sorrel, with silver mane and tail; stands
15 3-4 hands high; weight, 1,225 pounds: good slyle and action. The
best of disposition. Was sired by Frank E; first dam. Old Dell.
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Graded Mammoth Jack,
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BOB is Kentucky bred, Black Mammoth Jack, black, with mealy
and belly: stands 14 3-4 hands high; weighs about 950 pounds
tionally heavy bone, splendid head and neck and has
action than any Jack in Southern Idaho.
nose
; cxcep
more slyle and
This Stock will make the
North Side Livery Barn, Jerome
This horse and Jack have been inspected hy the Htat
Board and pronounced sound ami good.
. TERMS:—55.00 at, time of service; SÔ.OOScpt I-i pin
for season. $.5.00 at time of service and $10.00 March l' low' «
to insure mare in foal. Money due if -
from county. Wffl not be reepotwible for accidente should^
season at the
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Geo. W. H EDRICKS. Attendant.
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. . To '"sure mare in foal. $ 16.00. ^
GHAS. HEDRICKS. Owner.
ROSCO,
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TERMS—For the season, $12.00.
TREES!
A full line of Nursery Stock.
Everything guaranteed free from
disease and true to name. or. in
other words, it bears the State In
spector's Certificate when delivered
to you. We refer you to any one
who has bought goods of us in the
past.
The Twin Falls Nursery
•J. A. WATERS, Prop.
I" ■ k . PIERCE, North Side Agent,
Box 497, Jerome, Idaho.
A few small houses to sell
easy terms, just the same as paying
rent, and then you will soon have
a house of your own.
on
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We write fire insurance in some
of the strongest companies,
wait too long; it's dangerous.
Don't
Gem
Ranch
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George
H.
Stock
Lawshe
Proprietor
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Farm
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HOLSTEIN CATTLE
Holds Worlds
Chester White Hogs
Champion Dressed Carcass at 1910
International Live Stock Show
was a Chester White
Record (or Butter
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS
I he World's Standard Fowl
Stock for Sale
Egg* (or Hatching