The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-03-03


Something good for you in wall pape
at Moore S.
Manager c. Fl. Fitch was a DietIic
visitor this week.
R. E. Mickelwait transacted bushes
in Picabo Thursday.
Come in and see the wall paper sam
pies at the drug store
NJ. J. Byrne was transacting bust
ness in the city Wednesday.
An 8-room rooming house for sale, ;
bargain. See York Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. McVicker visited il
HALEY the latter part Of last week.
Lost, lady $ blue, elastic belt Find
err please leave at the Recorder Office.
Don Grant, Jr., has returned from
trip to the western part of the
state
Look to the left upon your arrival to
Richfeld. The Big Iowa Lumber Com
pany, Ltd.
Manager C. H. Fitch of the Idaho
Irrigation company trans acted business
in Dietrich Wednesday.
To all farmers wanting seed oats:
will have a car on the track here, Thurs
day and Friday. cuET JOHNSON.
r. E. Estel has resigned his position
as meat cutter at the Byrne Meat Mar
ket. T. J. Byrne viii 90 his own meat
cutting.
Did yon hand in a slogan, war cry,
motto, text, legend, Advertising catch
word or other Richheld tcoster words,
for the $40 prize?
W. M. Mcconnell and family left this
week Tor Seattle, where they will be
'at home" for time. They have made
many friends here, who haa hoped that
they would remain here.
Lennon brothers are about decided
to build new and larger store building
this spring. They have built up fine
trade, which is growing steadily, and
they need larger quarters.
j. w. Koeller and wife, of Freeport,
Illinois, arrived here Thursday, to make
their home in Idaho. They have leased [
the Black cottage here in town, where
they will live at least until they can 90
out on their land IL miles northwest.
1t wouldn't be a bad idea to make
arrangements now for your seed DO
tatoes. if you contemplate putting
out considerable acreage of puta-
toes for crop. 1t requires about
bushels Of potatoes to properly seed
an acre, and good seed isn't so easy
to get, especially if the order is put
off until planting time.
We handle d complete line of builders
and fencing. The best galvan-
lied barb wire, American Field Fence,
Poultry Netting and American Drive
Gates. We are prepared to figure your
estimates, large or small Let us hear
from you. Inquiries by mail cheertully \
iowa LUMBER Co., Ltd. Q
VI. J. Unger, Local Manager.
w NJ. Breek has received new il
Incubator, which he is preparing to r.
set to work The wooden hen" a
dea appeals to him as one OF the is
,est methods of making farming a
,ay. and he viii go into the poultry b
CT RI
3recker is one of the wide-awake 81
armers OF the tract, whose farm ci
viii be an object lesson to those IL
mo wonder what to do to start their pl
arms right. OF
Word has been received that w. s. w
,urnin, G. M. Shells and >the others
no left here to take positions with
le big new irrigation company at
ale, will not have their head II
uarters for long at that town, but
i'll soon go to the new town on the c:
act, which is to be established as
ION as the weather will allow. There To
quite colony of Richfield people To
almost the whole office III
rec. including the manager, J. A ar
reen, having gone from here -
1t is understood that Gilbert Fe
hite, cashier Of the Lincoln County
ltional Bank at Shoshone, has
ught the M. J. Alton 40 acres ad-
ming the townsite on the north
EST Mr.. Alton drew first number
len Richfield or Alberta, as it 7
Is then tract was opened three W, w
airs ago in June He sold one emf
If of it to VIM. Motheral, who 3,
oved up on it last summer and is a an
'eo'eu ~ piae ~ ii'o to"H io1s ed
S spring. The later sale is the mu
minatfon of a deal made last sum- the
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