The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-12-19
For every $500 cash sale we will
give Free a $100 picture.
A.. II NJ Moore e, Co.'S


give Free a $1.00 picture.
At II. NJ. Moore & Co.'S
The little rain that came up-or
dcwn-during the rendition OK liie
play Friday night, caught between fif-
nv and one hundred people from the
country without umbrellas or other
protection from the storm. 1t was as
unexpected as storm could egeF be,
ana was wet enough and dark enough
20 make everybody remember 1t.
If we haven't what ypg want, our
CO Dialogues are at your disposal we
Will be glad to order for you.
At Drug store.
If you have not already done so,
call on Secretary Lechleiter Of the
Commercial Club and get few OF the
Richfeld circulars to send out with
your letters to the folks back home
There is some good information in the
little booklets; some of it is bound to
Bring people here, and it might be
great favor to some one to give him
chance TO read it.
Tennis was played up to the first II
November last year, and the local en-
thusiasls thought they were atcaivg
! lot from the winter season. iiut
they played up into December this
wear AID had some good games, too,
with the weather warm enough to
make good playing. This is not
claimed to be Californid, but still,
this is what we have here.
J. S. Gildea left Friday for Chicago,
where he will reenter the employ OF
the Chicago Bridge company for the
winter. He was with the company for
four Years. as erector of steel bridges,
tanks and other structural steel work,
and had served as foreman on some
important jobs before coming here
He viii return to Richfeld in the
spring. to look after his farm.
Ed Feindel received word short
time ago of the death of his mother
back in Nova Scotia He had planned
for visit back there this WINTER 10
see the family, and was exl7@eiins 10
go soon, when the word came oa me
loss of the one parent. The fatnSf
died last winter, just as he was pre-
pairing to go back &c see the whole
family.
The waterworks on the E~nciman
subdivision east of town are WORKING
rs satisfactorily as if the makers of
the machinery and the inventor of
The deep well were there to run them
day and night The water is as fine
as could be wished for, and the pres
sure viii be made whatever is desir-
ed, up to Is pounds per square inch
the equivalent Of gravity pressure
of IT'S feet. Those who own property
there, and are to get this deep well
water are congratuIating themselves
on their advantages for the coming
summer, as the water will always be.
cold
Rev. c. c. Pratt is planning to hold
a series of revival meetings at the
church shortly after the first of the
year. 1t is expected that Rev S. ].
CLANCY, Of Cooling, Will be here &c
help him. Rev. Clancy is well known
IS capable, likabie man, one who
carries the Christian life with him
wherever he goes, and he will be of
he greatest assistance. The town has
aever had a revival nleetins. and there
5 believed to be fine field for such {
series Rev. Pratt. the local pastor
5 so greatly interested in the work
hat he will not fail to do everything
ossible to make the meetings a sue q
ess. Due announcement Of the time e
'ill be given later, as soon as it is
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