The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-06-06
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20 fine Buff Leghorn hens fol
salee r. 0. Clark, Richfield.
Herman Anderson is recovering
from an attack Of spotted fever.
Miss Jessie AIoFaiill all, of Sheshone
visited this week with Miss Tress
Mcmahon.
You've tried the rest, now buy the
best It's wire that stands the test at
Iowa Lumber Co. Ltd
For Sale Two burner New Per-
lection coal oil stove, in good con-
dition. Mrs. George Smith.
V. V. Bower is having a comfort
able sleeping porch built on to his
residence, and a lot of carpenterins
and repairing 10 get ready for the
hot weather
Miss Emma Hopkins, who came
for two weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs w J Taper. left Monday
Tor Mountain Home. where she will
visit for time.
W. d. Gariock OF Shoshone is Wis
iting his son, l.. w Garlock, here
in Richfield, and incidentally doing
a particularly attractive job of paint
ing on the latters new house
Gasoline was at great prem
ium in Richfield this week, for ev-
cry purpose from cleaning clothes
to running automobiles. Some us
ers made as many as half a dozen
bcrrows or loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester c. Walker
of Richfield are the proud parents
OF Lester c. Walker, Junior lit
tie boy who came to gladden. their
home Sunday morning. Mother and
son are doing finely.
The Recorder family has been in
tribulation this week, because of the
visitation OF the carpenters who are
rebuilding the family house so as
to make it little more roomy anu
comfortable Mills and Edwards
the pioneer carpenters of the tract,
are doing the work.
f. NJ Jacobs, who recently came
here to work his farm west of town,
left Wednesday with his family for
Montana He will work at his trade
OF carpentering until fall, or perhaps
even until next spring, when they
will return to Riohfield with the
money III manu- " SetiiJ On thStA
farm development in profitable
way.
Mrs. T. |. Mcmahon visited Sho-
shona this week, to see the won
derful rew baby in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. J Mcmahon. The lit
tie one is thc tiniest little babe so
far reported III this part of Idaho,
weighing only a Little more than
pounds, but it promises as well as
a child three times its size. The
parents are receiving congraurl atioEi
from their friends all over the coun'
try.
Dietrich was the winner of he
second base ball game with Rich
field, the game being played here on
Sunday afternoon. 1t was well
fought game from first to last, and
either side might have won it---but
as a matter of fact, it was the Wis
iting team which finally did come
out ahead The Dietrich Texas
leaguers are playin good game,
and whoever bea them will have
victory worth while The score was
13 to 8.
Prof. George F. Gorow, lately Sc
lected as principal of the Richfield
schools for the coming year, was in
town over Sunday. He has lived at
Parma, Canyon county for the past
four years, where he was superin-
tendent OF the schools, and his fam
lily is there now While here he
rented the Diesem house. and has
to ship his goods here.
The family will be here before long, |
% make their hcme. Mr. Gorow
,omes with the best reputation, as
teacher and as a citizen, and a
good year is in prospect for the To-
al schools.
R. O. Clark, living west of town,
las probably the largest pear or
hard on the Richfield tract, and ev-
ny indication is that his pears will I
,e one of the best investments any
where around here The Recorder
amily recently visited the Clark
arm, and was delighted with the
ruit prospects of every kind. If
he Recorder ever needs a corrobor-
ting witness for its constantly re-
,eated insistence that fruits of every
lind, and especially small fruits, are
he great crop for this section, Mr..
Clark and his bountiful orchard will
,e an unimpeachable wwitness.