The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-08-08

Chas F. Fletcher, OF Spokane, a
new arrival en- the Richfield tract.
this week bought 40 acres three
miles west OF town, through V V.
Bower the land man. Mr. Fletcher
has sent for his family. and he is
now out on the place at work to
get ready for them.
Hay for sale, 81 ton. Herman
Anderson, northwest of Richfield.
A card received from Frank w.
Taylor, gives Antagonist, Nova SEQ
tia, as his present address. He
left Boise about month ago.
Just received, a shipment of barb
wire and American Field Fence.
Gem State Lumber Co.
H. Jameson, who came in from
the dam a few days ago, has been
supervising the loading and ship
ping of the steam shovels which
were used to build the dam They
&C to San Francisco, it is under
stood. Mr. Jameson has been out
at the dam for long time past,
as head rigger in charge of all
machine mounting, dismounting and
transport.
will grub 20 acres of sage brush
in exchange for 10 tons of Alfalfa
hay. P. o. Box %, Richfield.
N W. Thompson, who returned a
day or two ago from a visit up on
Camas Prairie, says that they are
preparing to harvest a truly enor-
nous grain crop on the Prairie this
season. There is a larger acreage
than ever before, and the average
quality is exceptionally high. The
country will be one vast granary,
according to all who ahve taken no
tice CT its crops this year
Ice cream, Soda Water, Grape
Juice, Root Beer, Vim Fizz, Mint
Julep, Aliens Tame Cherry, and
other delightful cool drinks
H. NJ Moore e Co.
r. X. Lovejoy and family are pre-
pairing to leave Sunday for Vale, s
Oregon, to which place Mr. Love-
joy has been assigned by the rail-
road authorities He packed up to {
go six weeks ago, only to receive /
word the day he expected to start, I
that he was needed here for a lit Q
tie longer. He expects to go for t
sure this time. The people of Rich 7
field regret to see them go, for {
they were good citizens for any t
d
Fer reliable piano tuning, address |
Ernest Wennstrom, Gcoding For l
nerly at Chickering'S b
R. B. Macarthur has bought
lew Russell threshing outfit, which
lie expects here this week or next +
t is a 15-horse engine, and 30 y
nch cylinder separator with So
nch body---an ideal sized machine A
or this country. He and his bro =
her George will run THE machine,
10Th having had years of exper-
ence with threshing. There is an
grain crop here this year, p
nd more machines were needed to
landie it.
Mrs. H E. Essley. who left two
weeks ago for a three months visit =
t San Diego, California, wired back \,
thursday that she was on her
-ay home, and would be here Sat
rday morning. She reached Cal
crnia, to find infantile paralysis
with rigid quarantine es- FL
lblished to try and check it, and
S she had with her her little girl,
gnes, she was not willing to stay Is
nd take any chances with the
read disease.
The Ladies' Aid society enter
tined the church choir Tuesday
gening, on the Denton lawn; the
ecepticn being a testimonial for
lie concert given by the choir two
eeks ago, the proceeds from which
ent into the Aid treasury The
wn was nicely decorated, about so Pa
eople were present, the refresh
ents were of the finest, and all in ri
! it was one of the incest soc
| functions of the year