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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Gteno Splcpelier.

en- SperraIfeIie al Den glpbeligite
srt er / bisie Gage bIit en- / San.
pea oeb 2onoon boiat Samilie HiO9.
man tiloel. s Sftober iiior for.
ipanot paa en- bemmeligbeosfuIo
Maabe ben 60-aarige Irfiteft Sames
Riospap. Den, ser iioite bauoe taIt
meb 6am, bar bans Soigerisn, @il.
liam barnard, iom bnube truiiet BAN
peb 2uogate-G irfus 2onoon. -
Gen gamle Serre pil6e begipe iig til
@bitehapeI / neutrality-suspicious..
De, o. man f%or1no0c0e, at ban for.
iulgte Sporet al en- Ipo. Der bauoe
bcitiaaIet bam for 400 Collars i
8ill6.
ga Rr. Tioapap life pen6te til.
bage til tit Stem ! 8ropeIauenlte /
Sanpea, og aae giteriorifninger for.
bleu uoen Reiultat. antog man, at
ben Soriornone par ialbt iom Sffer
for SorbrpSere, ifigrt Der life op6a-
geoes roget, Tom tp6eOe berpaa. 5or.
siepes iofneoes ser ! ale gloe og
aanaler / pio Sntfrios, og Telegram.
mer ienotes til ale Soipitaer og Sig
buie | gn9lano.
Saa fat troe6e ma poa arfitef'
tens 0so, at bans Tamilie anlagoe
Sorg og / bisie Gage piloe aa6ne
bans FOR lpngere Sio tiIbage ifreone
3eitamente. "a mo0tos Wrs. Rios.
man fra Sancollper et grep fra lin
Rano, iom bun / Itaaneber bapoe
besraot ipm Sso. San meooelte ben
De, at ban laa paa ct Soipitai og
neppe piIoe operlepe en- Operation.
ban mautte unberfaite JIG. San bad
lin Suitru ON at ienOe bam lit Soto
graf og tiIisiebe, at ban ! lin Iii
maatte bape miitet SrfommeIien, DC
ban ielp life pibite, buoroan ban pa,
fommet til gritIif Columbia.
RosIe Gage eiter bIeu Jamilien ira
Soipitolet / gancouper urSerrettet
ON, at Mr. Riosepap par Bit ope
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

NRENCH linen is a favorite material
IL for the making of little girls dresses
and this one is blue with lines OF
white while the collar is OF white banded
with embroidery. The combination is a
pretty one and the dress Is altogether
charming and attractive. II Is simple, too,
meaning very little labor FOR tho making.
The skirt Is a straight one. plated and
Joined TO the belt and the blouse is laid
In one tuck over each shoulder and gather.
cd at the lower edge and the dress IL
closed at the back. The collarless neck
and the short sleeves are both charming
and comfortable for warm weather but the
neck can be made high by using the stand
ing collar II preferred. The knotted tie
gives a smart touch and preferably. is
made from contrasting material as the
blue linen illustrated. Linen and popltns
and also the thinner lawns and batistes
are suited TO the design. for such a dress
can be made from heavier material and
adapted 10 the cooler days or from thinner
fabrics and suited 10 the warmer ones with
equal success, Dresden dimity or batiste
treated tust as illustrated would make an
exceedingly dainty little frock and with
II could be worn n tie Of pale blue or
pink lawn. or one Off ribbon simply tackled
10 position and removed when the dress
requires laundering. Plain colored linen
with the trimming portions Of white seal
Hoped BY hand would be exceedingly smart
and the model IS suited 20 all these ma.
tprials equally well.
For the ten year size Will be required
6 yards Of material "a or 81. AZ yards
80 or 81 yards a. inches wide with Y
yard 2T inches wide for the trimming por-
ton 2H yards ~ banding. A Nav Msnton
pattern. No. e634. sizes 9 70 II years, will
be mailed 70 any address by the Fashion
Department Of this paper on receipt Of ten
cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

Ipie Sommerbag efter MuIter iom
Jamle Gage, BOG life iaa meset meo
SIaattefolf.
@i reiite bent til spre Snligen bpor
ri bIep til oper Wiboae. Salpor bill
De abioIit bore mes til Giare meo
&eit. Ger er flor @elitono paa Sou-
gen hos @nnn9ilo @roper og Slau
Sfrebe. De bar 7 fiGffe Barn -
Gutter % 3 Senter. De bar o9ret
paa SsiifoIen os paa 9anbbruesifo-
len, en- er 99rer. 9e bar begge GAIT
g~egaaroere, paa neore Sorigen ifal
bpgges mt. lfSbusbpsninsen er i9r-
big. Gen gamle Saueebpgning er
flpttet bio til aleiper9nbspeien og er
M en- Silial al S~presbals S~orbrugs-
forening. Sergen 2airpbal er Son-
belsbetient ser. Der iettes pp 9a-
geri ogiaa MI, og Sanbelen gaur
gobt.
8ifte MI | oct iioite Der / Spres.
oal: @nfemanb Sobn g. Rinben er
gift meb Gina 8. Sortoeit, Smut
8alsbammen meo Gina Sopperub,
Qnne Salporsotr. aoien meb Slap
Sanbpif peb Iape. gnfemanb anui
Earieiion Horoifog meo 9uro g.
Reirebs.
9sbe er: Siauro Z. Sic, SAILOR
s. @asberg, aaie gla. Storerub.
Set oemofratiife Garti Ieirebe peb
&ommltnepaleet / SIT, meb A ct.
Slertal. Storbsrberre er life pibere
/ lit Clement, for lit Reoerlag. Sbaa
lite 9ooenber Ter ri ben fsrite Sne
/ Ssit. gne Sr9r Itaar inaue, bpert
2sp er falot til Sorben og ri mao
bel ogioa frpbe / 81 for @inter oa
Sne. Ser bar peret iaa beilig en-
SSt % Solf bar facet giort unna ube
meb oft muligt. ghl pil leg mart
bort til &piteseio % mauife oioere,
iaa ifal s faa bsre ira mig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

rerct % mart oiloe pGre iriif, mel,
at ban ipntes al Iioe al Sanucinatio.
rer, iom loo iis iorflare peb. at ban
irSiil for fort Si0 iioen Iepeoc ! Den
Gro, of bar bapoe or9bt ct Renreife.
San bapoe pao ben Saa, ban for.
ipanot fra 2onbou, ioriulgt ben
Rano, iom bopoe I~tianIet bans Ben.
&c, til Ooper, bar poo aaien Bit trliet
meo en- Golf al ham % baooe / Rso.
pGrae puffet BAN / gauoet. Soor.
San ban bar fommet til 8aneouper,
bapbe ban aIbrig funnel oplpie ON.
vi Srngt Tor at bIioe nnfIaaet for
0sorb bapbe ban uuolaot At itripe iii
iiu SamiIie. Ssrit for fort Eio Il.
ben bopoe Den Soriounore e%riuret. al
bans ansriber / goo 9eboIo par Bit
trliffet op al 8anoet.
0er. Hibgepap oiI life penoe Ill
baee I'll England, men bar anmooet
lin SomiIie ON at fomme til Sar.
COURIER iii bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

oct "gamIe Sfnlebus / @if" "bci
fsrite i Stiftet, ia maaite / belle Gan.
bet". 2Grer SIap Sanoe heretter
ON ct 9eiss "biaa SbomaS Griticr
SprIbeim" ocn iibite gienIepenoc al
Sc tupre 9%eiroeler. SorSe bar me.
get nsiagtig n~eoiegnet. booo scr,
gamle Soloat bapoe at iortple ira
ariaens 5ib. Spalbeim por ieot
17SS % Ieoeoe enbnu / 1888. Nina
nueniis Raih giper ct Sibrag I'll Ger.
bols Ireitebiitorie.
TremierIsitnant Sang ifriper ON
"Sogmngernes iioite 2eoingSirro"
oeres Cog til Spinirno 1912 / an.
IeSninJ al aaImarfrigcn. Ger gipes
bl. a. en- fu~Ioitanoig raouIis 6or.
teaneIie ooer uofommanbereoe %
hiemmeiiSbenSe 9sn0er / iamtliec
Soans IS Sffbreoer. s en- anben
artifcl ifriper 2siinantcn ON "Sog.
ninaer faIone / 3ampen oeo Ilpser
16be Woi 1S0S.~
@~aorobruaer 3arI girfnGs isser
at poapiie, bpor @~ulatbinget bolotes,
@ooSeier Seibcra reSegier Tor 2aset2
Sirfiombeo / 1909.
Sililut inSeboIber Seftet Reolems'
iorteaneIie. Get ices, at So5uinacr
og Soaneinteresiereoe i % uSeufor
Soan bar i~liittet iig manoiterft OIL
Sorctngenoet. 8ontingerten: 1 SIR.
aarIig ener 90 Ser, enaanq Tor alc.
6or oiSie Tenge faces Sa8etS Fubli.
fo+,n.nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
9lncfooter ont lGrsc WGno.

On I~rofesior / @sttin1en, iom
forlonete al De Snlbenter, ser par
oppe til gromen, at De IfulOe inoinoe
iig / SpitibsSragt, fit engong ie en-
@raminano trGoe inO iiert Sper'
ooasfIpber. as en- ionOon 0tagt
pleier man life at beIsgc beOre 6olf!"
breIte ban til Stuoenten. "Rei, oct
gisr leg heller alOrig!" ioareoe oerlne
rolig.
Inatomen Grofesior @ilbrano /
@ieSien opoogebe en- Dag, at bans
Sen 8iFbeIm funoe bite meo Creme
poa Ell merfelig Waobe. San toJ
8utten mco Jig paa lin nGite Sore.
lpsning, iom banbleoe ON Grets
anatomi, og iaeoe UNDER oenne :
"Wenneifet fan life Longer irtte Ore.
muiflerne / geo9gelie, Set fan fun
Iberne. @ilbelm, trG0 irem % pis
Stuoenterne, bporban set ioregaar!"
Weoens ben g%enialc Spnfer Nit5'
ife pur Refrut, iaeoe en- aorporal en-
Dag til en- 8prnepli9tig: "Shnl5e,
on err ct ggiel, iom life "ioritaar bette,
ieIp en- Sbiot iom Hiet3i&e %ifisnner
oet!"
"Spao pr SorIfjenen melem Wini.
iteren @rep 8. og Gincinnatls?"
Ipur1te Brofesioren og StatSmanocn
Soiei llnger / 8ien. 90 ban iuareoe
ielp: ga Gincinnatlts baobe truffet
iio tilbaee fra oct ~oifentlige Sip, git
ban bag Eloeen; ON 8reo 3. ifulne
gisre oct iamme, MATTE BON gaa
for in Ylogen".
Sorfatteren 6elir CABIN, bots no.
man "8ampen ON Hom" 10 er fienot
ogiao hos os, bolbt en- Sang ct Sore
Drag / Samburg, og en- Sfare gcltn'
orere pilbe bpoe bom paa Set bag
efter. 0abn ipntes ubeitemt og Iagoe:
Seq fienber til, boorban man leoer
Der / Samburg; peo nit isrite geisg
Der gioroe ieg life nnbet emo oriffe
o. iooe / Ter Tiger. Snobpoerne
ipurate forunoret, booo Slags Gel
fob ban % bapbe befunbet zig l. %
Gabn oplpite ga irilenbe ON, OF De
ier Tiger bapoe ppret De fsrite / bans
Gin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

THE sailor suit il always a fsvorite one.
l. II is~sminently to be desired for out
ings and for school and for general
use and II is always pretty and always
attractive. This one can be made In a
number OF ways. II can be finished as
illustrated with an applied yoke on the
blouse and with a yoke on the skirt. max
ing II perfectly smooth over the hips. or
the plated portion OF the skirt can Be
extended 10 the belt and the blouse can be
maze plain. The sleeves can he long and
tucked or in ~three-quarter length and
gathered. Genuine navy blue serge IL the
material Illustrated and the trimming IL
braid cf two widths. while the shield IL
made Of white flannel. Suits OF this kind
are made from various materials. shep-
herds check and other mixtures as well
as plain color. Linen Is liked made In this
way. cotton poplin Is durable and smart
and also the thinner and lighter ginghsms.
chambrays and materials Of the sort are
quite appropriate. For the trimming both
contrasting material and braid are fashion.
able and the shield can BE- made to match
or In contrast AZ preferred.
The suit consists Of blouse and skirt.
The blouse is made with fronts and back
and Is finished with hens at the front
edges. When the yoke is used Il is ap-
piled over II. The sailor collar finishes
the neck edge and can be made on either
square or round outline. The sleeves are
cut IN one piece each. finished with rolled
over cuffs. The skirt Is seven gored aud
plated. The yoke Is circular and when
used Is Joined 20 the upper edge Of the
skirt that has been cut Off at the nsces-
sary depth.
The quantity OF material required for
the medium size (16 years. IS 11IA yards
~ or 81. GU yards ~ or % inches wide.
"a yS-ds Of wide. An yards OF narrow
braid. q yard 27 inches wide for the
shield.
The pattern 1892 is cut In sizes for
girls Of IA, re and IL years OF age and
will be mailed TO any address by the Fa-
shion Department Of this paper on receipt
OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Srep fra Defien.

Siben nit iibite grep til "9eco.
rabRoiten" er fslsenbe l,opmrbret til
amerifa fra 8efien: anna Nifals.
batter (Str11b) Sfalanb, geter ..
@ptb Warfen, geter g. gifoal, Gina
g. 0immelbal, Soban anoersien
(Salssg) meb Some, Soban 9arsien,
SEQ Rilsien og gernt Nilsien ira
alspiemo, 8arI Safobien Sinsaas,
Ggit ariitianien Selinsfois, Ssfar
%leranoericn Sermo, CLAUS SsrboI,
Martin Staurem, Ole greiroal 'og
gilef @rspa, geiI Sobanien og 8arl
anbersim, De A iibIte ira Woiisen.
Sibite CONNER Dor en- ualminbe.
Zig tor CONNER for Selgelanb. Baa
mango Tiger bar oct iaa at iige frit
for Regn. 8anommsel manseitebs.
Soroene laa brunbr9note. Sset fom
risnof uaIminbelig gobt / Sl1S.
Ws9ngben = | BET itore og beletaget
for gefien = fanife liot unber ct
MiobeIsaar. &%ornaplingen mao bel
iiges blep goo ener meeet COB. go.
teter og Siirnips tos itor Sfabe al
Ssrpeiret.
8reaturpriierre Dor normale, so
% 60 Gre pr. 8g. for benbolosois
8ofisb % Saarefiso.
Smfring lobe Septbr. fom &egn'
peiret for alnor og blep langparig.
Wean fit iaalebes ogiaa iaar BET aIbrig
lpigtenoe paabe "Sinbpttpeir".
2iben Sorretnins / Tirbpttet, en-
2-3 R1tiifantere os en- Is Selt'
bonolere.
aipritabosbruen (aabeIbru) er MI
fRrbig. Gems 8oiterbe er bel omfr.
5000 Ser. gaaoe prioate % fonlmu'
male 9ibrag er gipet.
Selefonen Se1ingfos-8ron5-
HomsoS err mn feroig. arbeibet pao
@ronepeien poaeaar UNDER arbeibs-
formano 8isrnaielbs 2eheIie. Oct
blir iaalebes Spsrgsmaal ON 9ru
oper 8efienelben peb goefielomo.
Sa, 8ommunifationerne foitcr
Tenae. men ioa er De oaiaa en- 2ips.
beiingcIie for Soils Griitens.
gienbomsinlg: Safob =. @eiet bar
fiebt @oarben @eiet at afersboras
arpinaer, Slap Sauasbers bar fisbt
en- Del al Sau1sbers % bar bDgget
nebe peb Sritaelp.
s Woiieen bar Snerretsiaafsrer
8. &. SIion fisbt grtfefru Nilsiens
8aarb, ltrmager Sensien goeer
Sheis gaarb og SanbeIsbetient So
hanien Sfomnger 8oalflotbs @aarb.
Shei bpgaer oppe | Woen.
Tormanb / Weieriitpret err iorti-
SEN Sons Spore ~(gienoalat peS flo.
tie gorsms6e). gprige StpresmeS-
Iemmer er 80. ~. IIsennrS og q. g.
Sorsmo.
Ieieriet bar mi bpttet geItprer,
ibet &. 9israum bar fnaet iig en- Be
itnrerpoit pes Srebrifsitnb, oa / bans
Steo er oeo Vetlen Uteieri anlat en-
pnare gror al BAN.
Seq bsrte SoIf ubtale fin Bella
qelie oocr at mite Soritein gisraum
iom 9eitprer al Weieriet. Sans
9patiobeb nar arerfienbt, Seq bill
Sa enife at bans pnare grober fom-
mer til at iplbe 8labien lige eoot.
Noiisen fommer Jig nof baaoe mo.
terieIt og aanbelig. 9ppn hor fin
&iasmonIiorenins (ia ogiao Ifeolen.
mer fra 2anoet) % lin "Sorserfor.
ening".
Togen nmtet ON at oen iioite er
iom en- Siial al aiiltirforeninaeu
"Sor aultur % Sribeb moo SorbitS
oa Spang"." s Riesmaalslassitp.
ret iioSer 81. a. 8narobrueer Ben.
bitt Straum 9reoieu.
gleftricitetsperfet | Roiisen funbe
life bIi enig meS 9~rrnbeierne Der.
oppe / anIeonine at Spoamninaen
al 2onaponhet. geS appropriation
fnrbtes 1900 Groner en- ~posenbe
@oStaisrelie, De nnr fsr buot 1900
p6rouer Ser inrInunfes 1000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Gn cngcljf 0ioen7fabsmano

s Cambridge (GngouN) err / oi8ie
Sane en- merfeIig gnmmel Rano,
Troiesior / Satin peo oct beruGrenbc
llnioeriitet, 8. 6. g. Mapor, aiaooci
pes 9soen / en- alber al Sc aar.
2igc til for nogle Gage iiben boIot
ban fSorelGsrin3er.
Groiesior Manor por gier al ct
al De itsrite og f~oitbareite Sibllotbe'
fer / Cambridge, % oct paoItooeS, al
ban bopoe ifaffet fig Oct peo De Ben
ge, ban ipareSe paa Wab. s fin tor
beige 9eiIigbeS / 9aarnet til ct,
Sobn College bapoe Eroiesicrer
giennemfert Sen itsrit mlli9e 6or'
emitting al ale 2ipsbebop. San bar
llngfarl og Sotaltit o9 mente, at man
finoe leoe rigti5 goot for Is Gents
ON Oagen. Selp brugte ban | mart-
oe gar fun 8 Gts. pr. Dag I'll Weoo.
San bIeo for en- Wermeifealoer el.
Ter mere iioen 8egeterianer og be-
ianot Tia bel berneb. Gn Sang THOR,
Ga ban par inoiteret til EN- itor WfiS-
oag / 9onoon, bapbe bans Bert CLIENT,
at ban bar en- al "tbe iifnple lies
gpoitle og life funbe ipiie alminoe-
La SeItmao. San mantte | Sat gisre
lin Sorglemmclie goo igien oeo at
labe fisbe noale gannrer. alt, boao
GroiesIoren ipiite, bar en- eneite ga'
mana.
Iroarammet for bans 6aitefire er
pei fienot / engIaro. Naar ban
IfulSe ubfsre ct tort slrbetoe - I.
gr. lpaae iiofte Soano paa lin Sure
nal. llbaoue - faiteOe ban De 'to'te
IMP Tiger. s beu isrite llge irotog
ban fine iroonnIige irrgale gtaaltt-
Ser fin bper anben Dag. RGIte u9e
ipiite ban boer iierSe Dag, % ma ben
treble llJe iaiteoe ban fuloit9not9.
ga en- 2pge en- Sang. oa ban par
fommct til Den ii6ite ltge, oiloe ooer-
toIe bam til al gienoptage Sptsnm'
gen, ipareoe ban fltn:
Seq bor nIbrig ! belle nit Sio be-
funSet mig iaa bel og urret iaa op'
Ioot iii at arbeioe iom mi"
Set paaitaaes, of BET par nnoer
2~psrinaen al SuuenaI og Sfilortn'
acrne al oen romerife &etiertios Or
cesier, at ban iom Toboegt flerote
ia 6raget til "tbe iimpIe lie. Gan
bar al ben Rening, at 8omerne
lin Glanstio Iigeiom ale erobreroe
Nationer leceoe poerit enfelt os tar
pelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
a. uoentlio mooeprat. %
Dec HAY l~11artou.

"peeorahpCfrn"s GrsNass11umer pL berethr inSebOSe ntenfre for Damer %
Born. Frt ntsuher fofer 10 Gents oe Schtunreu bSes fmt til "DeordbpofsuT,
% man be6es beuYte Slauteteu pda ,f@n II Seune Spdh.
uaar nan bcfMer oe rtmfrs ma man dWe Ilumere, mml omhtus SrYht %
Stpct aS1. for Born % unr peer, % fuDf9uoia aSrsf, focScs at erepe pl ua
pr fNIeh9 life at r9aa uo9eu fell Sefrpdfn oa rtorIrs life fan ombYts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
6u Sstte iolSt gunb. Seq

On gstte iolSt gnnb. seq cr IA. ips
on mot for 5iSeu -bpaS itaI ies sisrs
meo Set?"
7o,trren: "Ga ser sr life auSet ene
en- lioeu SortifleIie."
Set fan psI life ,omme az at ie9 M
4; zommerparmeu bar IRit Yearhs
"9orSpoIeu opea8et1?"
30 10, set err life utroIia -. man
fan aloria p9re ioriiJtig NOT"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-27

with the family OF his DfOVu~
Reeves over Sunday.
Henry Dixson returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit to his oil
home in Kentucky.
George Schwanr sold to M. ].
Berne this week. forty acres of land
joining the townsite.
Percy Beers has moved onto the
McCarty place west of town.
cent lunch was served.
Work on York Denton's new resi-
dence in the north part of the city
is moving along rapidly.
Lennon Bros are filling a Sho-
shone order for 10 feet of galvan-
lied plumeing this week.
Henry Mapes has moved onto the
Motheral place just north of town.
An addition is being built to the
residence
DR.. Watts left Tuesday for the
northern part Of thse state This
climate was too healthy to suit the
Doctor.
Mrs. v. v. Bower returned We'd
nesday from few days visit with
relatives and friends at Gooding and
Shoshone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell and Mr.
and Mrs. Gorton went out to the
dam In an auto Saturday Afternoon,
returning in the evening.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs
VIM. Strunk Wednesday afternoon.
a good crowd was present and ten
cent lunch was served.
H. w. Stoecker. district deputy fol-
the Modern Woodmen of America
was in the city this week getting up
Woodman organization for this
place.
Orville Crothers was brought in
from Burns last Friday with Sc
we're case of measles, but is much
better and able to be around at
this writing
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-27

basket Dali tedm.
Mr.. Maloney returned Wednesday
afternoon from Haley where he
had been for several days as wit
ness in the cases against the ar
ties for violating the fish laws on
the Big Wood river north of this cit,
C. 0. Paulson, who had valuable
span of mares to disappear from the
range near his ranch some time ago.
recovered them the latter part of
last week. They were found on the
desert by A. B. Wells.
S. G. Venneeman who has had
charg of thee water works in this
city for the past several months. has
resigned his position and left Mon
day for Larmar, Colorado, where he
will make his future home.
Tennis is attracting a good deal
of attention among the young men
and women of Richfield these days.
The very excellent court built two
years ago has been idle a good deal
of the time, but just now it is be-
ing used almost every evening.
Jimmy Britt, that's him, has set
new example for bathing In this
section. All you have to do is get
on horse, ride down to the riv-
er and jump him off in about Is
feet of water, and after coming out
from under the water hang on the
bridge until day.
Dell Lennon went down to Sho-
shone, Saturday night, to bring up
the mounted heads of the mountain
goats which were killed by the Kin
sey-Lemmon-Crothers hunting par
ty last fall They secured five goats
and three mountain shepe, among
the latter being one famous old ram
that has for years been the object
of big game hunters above Haley
The goat heads had been on exhibit
ton In Shoshcne before being de-
livered to their owners.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-27
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern

To Whom it May Concern
Notice is hereby given that, on
and after May LIST, 1911, the Rich
field Hotel will not be accountable
in any way for bills incurred by en-
livery of supplies, labor or material
ployes of said Hotel, unless the de-
ny these bills has been
authorized by written order sign
ed by the manager of said hotel.
Richfield Hotel, A
BY F. w. Taylor, Manager
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-27


man shoveling water across forty
acre field.
Arthur Thibadeau, Of Spokane
made final proof on his Carey Ac,
claim north of town, Thursday. He
at once returned to Spokane, but ex-
poets to make this section his per-
manent home as soon as he can ar
range his affairs to do so.
A number of inside improvements
have been made on the Idaho Irri-
cation Co. office this week. Aa
the nature of the company work
changes, a different arrangement of
office room is needed, and the new
changes exactly meet the require
All the water that anyone could
want is now being supplied in the
canals over the tract Few have as
yet used water for irrigation, the
the soil is sufficiently moist from
the rains and SHOWS. Within the
next two or three weeks, however,
it is expected that much irrigation
will be done. .s ''''
]. w. Poteet arrived this week
from Colfax, Washington, with car
load of household goods and farm
ing implements. He also brought
with him, ten head of thoroughbred
brood sows, Poland China and O. /.
c.. stock and will turn his farm into
a fine stock ranch w. r. Baker an
family came with him and will have
charge of the place
In the general onslaught on tn
tree planting at the city park, t
Recorder shovel was lost and an
othre one left in it's place AS the
Recorder implement was peculiarly
stout, we'll suited to the infrequcntt
but violent incursions into the art
of agriculture which mark the ed
itorial course, and the other one is
a good deal less robust and hardy,
it would be dangerous for the edi-
torial garden to persist in it's call
of back to the soil until the trust
worthy and accustomed shovel is
returned
1t would surprise a good many
Of the people of Richfield to know
how much land is being plowed up
around near town ready to be put
INTO crop There have been no big
outfits, no plows with brass band
attachments, no blowing of trumpets
every time furrow is turned But |
'till, the ground has been cleared, |
Ind the prairie should be pretty |
mass Of green when the
,rops begin to grow There was not |
enough grain last year to more than
make a good start for the one big
team thresher; this year, there is
enough in sight to keep a whole
tring OF them busy.
R. ]. Lennon and wife, and Mr..
nd Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Lennon par
nts, made very enjoyable visit to
he state fish hatchery at Hay
pur, Sunday. They had three full
ours between trains, during which
ime they saw one of the most not
BILE small fish hatcheries in the
hole West. Mr.. Sharp speaks es-
ecially of the courtesy shown them
y superintendent Isaac, In charge
f the station. Mr.. Isaac can make
he fish business interesting to any
ne, however much one might be
to deny it. He has had
ears of experience in fish culture,
aving been with the government
sheries service for a long time be-
)re he came to the Idaho state fish
nd gam dparteement three years
go:- The. visitors came home more
ian peased with their visit.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-27
vERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

sale. Soldiers homestead land
in 49, 80 and 120 acre pieces.
Guaranteed to receive Patent Title
without delay to any government
land. Subject to homestead entry
without residence or Improvement
lands. Cost less to acquire title,
than to homestead and wait 5 years
for title. Easy terms.
c. M. FERREE & CO.,
Merino Block, Boise, Idaho.