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I have to make a run over there soon.

Time machine more than a bar I'd say.

Looks like a nice little place.

But you'd have to buy it for love because you sure as heck won't make any money.

Buy it and turn it into an elk/mule deer camp for all your buds.

Gold mine, just waiting to be opened up. Serve a good steak with good service. Bingo!

Whore House.

Sycamore: I have been frequenting the Jersey Lilly since the late 1960's and "eating beans" and the "Sheepherders HO'Deuvres" there for nearly as long.
I always stop in for a snack and a cool one when Varminting in the area and when Antelope season and then Deer seasons start I camp nearby and have beans for lunch and a big'ol steak for dinner.
I hope whoever buys the place keeps up the ambiance it has had for so long.
Before cell phones the phone in that old timey hardwood phone booth sure earned a lot of dimes and then quarters from me - it was the only public phone for MANY miles in every direction.
Last time I got an Antelope tag and Hunted in the area of Ingomar I saw 7 Rattlesnakes in two days of Hunting (mid-October!).
I think I'll get on over Ingomar way, come spring thaw, and hopefully have one more bucket'o beans!
Long live the Jersey Lilly.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

I'd hope a rail is still available in town, I'd need several flat cars full of firewood to keep the old girl warm.

I hunted near Forsyth. That's pretty grim country when the wind starts up. The hunting's good though.

That's one bar I missed.

Just think, maybe Ingwe, Slim Jim and Samo could come down and run the place when I have to go back to okleehoma and cut hay.

Samo would drink up the stock!

I best cut, rake and bail quick then ; ]

Stopped in at the Lilly after my boy got his deer in that area a couple weeks ago. I used to live in that general area and would get there as often as I could.

The people that used to be there really contributed to the ambiance but it is still a really cool place. Lots of history. Dang good people in that area.

Never forget when I took my family there from the midwest. My niece was maybe 11 or 12 years old. We were eating and she said she need to use the restroom. I told her togo ask at the bar where it was.

When she left I told my folks, her grandparents, to watch her reaction. When the gal at the bar told her where the bathrooms were, the look on her face was priceless. Directions were to go out the front door, take a right and follow the boardwalk to the outhouses. Didn't realize it but my niece had never used a true outhouse before.

To this day, the "facilities" are still outside.

I’d go run it for ya in the summertime 🤠

LOL, I'll leave ya a case of 45 ACP's to shoot when it was slow

When the wind starts up?

Turn it into a high class chicken ranch!

I've been there many times. Used to spend a week every year hunting prairie dogs at a nearby farm and we would stop there for lunch.

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