The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-07-28

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F. A. Wilcox went up to Ketchum
Saturday returning Sunday.
Lorain Bower of Gooding, is visiting
his uncle V. " Bower this week
T. B. Brush expects to bring his Win
ton auto up from Gooding, Saturday or
Sunday
For Sale Two cots, lantern, two
burner kerosene stove, canvas water
bottle. Almost new. Inquire of K
G. Phelps.
M. j. Unger brought to this office
this week some fine potatoes raised on
his lots in the Underwood addition
across the tract.
Buy your coal at Summer Prices
It's plentiful and cheap now---next
winter it will be scarce and high
Iowa Lumber Company.
For sale---Thorough bred register
ed Airedale terrier, eight months OLD
from champion stock Price $4,000
C. H. Fitch, Richfield, Ida.
The young ladies of the church held
an ice cream social at the Commercial
Club rooms, Friday night. The total
receipts were a little above $780, and
the social value was at least twice that.
c. W. Tomlinson went down to his
brothers ranch near Wendell Sunday
He returned Thursday and was ac-
companied by Mrs. Tomlinson, who has
been visiting at that place for the past
ten days
Mrs Gilbert Wilson and daughter,
Mrs. Dr. Heine, left Monday for
Chicago Mrs Heine has been in
poor health for some time past and
it is thought the change of climate
will do her good. DR.. Heine ac-
companied them as far as Shoshone.
f. w. Taylor and V. V. over,
went out to the big dam Saturday
on a fishing trip and succeeded in
landing a large number of the spec T
killed. beauties. Mr.. Taylor caught
five fish that averaged better than
Two pounds in twenty-one minutes
They report a great deal of sport
along with their good luck. The
Recorder force was remem bered on
heir return.
Qeut Johnson has harvested the
inc crop of barley on the Hender-
son place near town, cutting it with
/ header Several binders have
,een purchased on the tract this
eason most of the faremrs favoring
he binder rather than the header,
Is it is lighter draft and more cas-
ly handled. But in the great grain
ields fnorth Idaho where there
S sometimes a whole section or NOR
n a single field the header is the
ne great boon to the afrmer.
j. J. Guheen, receiver of the U. {
. land office at Blackfoot, and at (
orney general of Idaho for the four
ears the Gooding administra
ion, was visitor in Richfield, Fri
ay. He is interested in some land
ear town or rather is looking after
ONE land for relative in another
tate, and wanted to see just how
lie country is developing. He was
and pleased at the grow III
nd the evidences of prosperity, and
lie fine crops were a real revela-
on.
H. R. Gard, of the Medbury val =
y, was a Richfield visitor, Friday
I'D Saturday. He traded for the
GERS land north of town, along in
lie winter, and came up to see his
ew acquisition. Mr.. Gard who is
civil engineer who has travelled
most all over the West following
s profession, is well qualified to
dye good land and he says that
'where is there a better buy in
rm lands than the Richfield lands :,
the present prices This, too, is
e consensus of opinion of almost
cry land authority who has been
this part of the country this year =