The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-10-28

hogs for sale. Inquire Of VIM. strunk
Klchfield, Idaho.
R. E. Mickelwait has been appointed
treasurer of the village Of Richfeld for
the ensuing year.
Galvanized wire 1913 per hundred
and black wire $500 per hundred al
Iowa Lumber company.
Contractor Hayden left Thursday
evening where he viii commence plas-
tering on the new hotel.
For sale-A few Rhode Island cock
erels about six months old.-K. G.
Phelps, Richfeld, Idaho.
For Sale at a bargain:-40 acres land
half mile from CITY limits. @o.vu per
acre 9onus. York Dentou, Richheid,
Idaho.
A.. H. Wright is building a large eel
lar to hold his potatoe crop. he ex-
poets to have ABOUT $50 sacks Of po-
tatoes.
$500 Reward:-For the return Of one
light dapple gray horse II or IL years
Old with roach name, ring bone on
right front foot.-Mrs. r. c. viii
Hams.
The Recorder Office has been about
the busiest place you yer saw, for
the past few days. A great rush OF
printing has kept the force moving
day and night. But still the Office
isn't too busy to handle your work
Byrne Bros. this week purchased OF
Ed McNulty ninety head OF two and
three year old steers. The cattle were
fat and in good condition and wiz be
shipped to Omaha as soon as cars can
be secured.
Get your tickets and go to the
recital by Miss Garlock at the church
Friday night. The Ladies Aid So
ciety is sponsor for the entertain
ment, which promises to be the fin
est OF the KIND ever given in Rich
field.
Bert Crothers holds the record this
year for big trout, so far as announced.
While fishing on the Big Wood river,
north Of S~hosbone, a few days ago, ne
landed a trout weighing IA pounds,
about as fine a fish as one ever sees in
the waters OF this section.
E. E. Streitz, assistant cashier of the
North Yakima Valley Bank, Of North
Yakima, Wash, ana n Of the stock
holders Of the First State Bank OF this
city. arrived in the city Thursday and
is preparing to make final proof on a
valuable piece OF land near the city.
The Lemon-C rabtree- Crothers hunt
ing party, that started some time ago
lee leaa "trip in1o the heat of the
sawtooth mountains, has returned
pretty near home, a telephone message
having been received nom them, at
HALEY, on tuesday. They report great
success.
A very enjoyable time was had at
the church last Thursday evening, by
a large crowd of young folks, the
occasion being a social given by the
Epworth League. There was q very
large crowd present and after a very
interesting program the crowd enjoy
ed a delicious lunch.
Mrs. r. C. Williams found the horse
advertised for in last weeks Recorder.
The horse had peen gone about TWO
months. The ad in the Recorder die
the work and a saddle pony thai had
been gone for some time, was also
brought in. Pretty good results ior
one insertion advertising for one horse
and find two.
The ladies aid society met last
Wednesday, with Mrs. Mcmahon and
Mrs. Wright at the home OF Mrs Nc
Mahon and a very enjoyable time is
reported by all present. There were
about twenty ladies' present, and at
ter a social visit a lunch was served
after which the ladies adjourned to
meet at the home OF Mrs. Pagan
next Wednesday afternoon.
The first ball given by the fire
men OF Richfield, was held at the
Commercial club rooms, Saturday
night. The room vas cleared and
brilliantly lighted, and the time the
boys had on that occasion was some
thing to go down into history At
the time Of %reconing it was discover
ed that $12 had been cleared above
expenses, which will go to the fire
fund.
Miss Martha Garlock, Of shoshone,
has been engaged to give a recital
in the Methodist church, Friday ey-
ening of this week. Miss Garlock
is a reader Of exceptional ability, her