The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1913-09-25

FOR SALE-Mare and colt, single bug.
gy, and double harness. Inquire of
Mrs. F. A. Jefferson, Dietrich, Ida.
The Magic Dam will hold water. the
American fence will hold stock. Iowa
Lumber Co., Ltd ADV.
James Spellman has bought the G.
M. Shells residence here in town, and
this week moved in to establish his
home there.
1t is proposed to close the stores on
next Thursday, the day of the excur-
sion to Jerome. so as to encourage a
large number Of Richfisld people to 60.
Sidney Bloom leaves the last of this
week for Pocatello, to attend bust
ness meeting of the Southern Idaho
Producers Association, of which he is
secretary.
The Statesman Of last Thursday con-
tanned column article on Richfeld and
the Richfield tract that should make the
rest of the West throw up its job and
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ground floor at Richfeld.
For the first time since the Richfield
schools were established, there are al
most enough big boys in school to think
of a regulation football team. Football
with homemade rules to suit the limited
number of players is still played here.
Postmaster Reeves has received word |
that his father, F. F. Reeves, has sold
out his property at Norton. Kansas,
and is preparing to move to Idaho. He
expects to be in Richiield, at least for
q visit, the first or second week in Oc-
tober.
J. G. Pearson was down at Indian
Cove the first of the week, to look over
the work he is to do in taking charge
Of the company's farm development
there. 1t is pumping project, the wa
ter being pumped by electrical power,
to the height of $50 feet.
T. B. Brush reports the sale of the
w Oibclo L al III iOi lHcdol VI iOWily W ~
D. Dixon of Mabton Wash. Mrs. VOL
.ers expects to take her children up to
HALEY, where her people live. Mr..
Brush has also sold 80 acres of the Hen '
y Becker place, to M. G. Nordstrom, {
If Fairview, Utah.
A. H. Brailsford, we'll known sheep
nan of Hagerman, was in town Wed
lesday night, on his way up to Corral.
lie was here three years ago, as a can
iidate for county commissioner on the :
democratic ticket, and made a most
adorable impression. He is loud in his
raise of the good roads and the gen. S
raj development of this section.
Rev. Leitch, the new pastor of the !,
,ichfield Methodist church, has preach
d two Sundays here. and has greatly
leased everybody who has heard him j,
lie is an entertaining speaker, with a
ne funt of anecdote along with an ear
est Christianity that should make him :,
n exceptionally successful pastor. An
rgent invitation is extended to every :,
ne to attend.
A boxing match that promises to be Il
Ill of interest, is to be held at Wards a
ID pool hall, Saturday night. Peter W
Toe, of Richfield, the former amateur c,
champion of the north o
est, and D. L. johnson of Marley, q,
,rmerly of the Portland Athletic Club, n
i'll spar six rounds for points. John +,
IN is quite clever, and outweighs Moe n,
good many pounds; but Moe is bard, q
I'd a whirlwind for speed, and only ce
cry lucky or very clever boxer could ct
ver touch him. 1t is friendly con- p
st of skill, for points only. Two pre- q,
ninaries of or rounds each will be =.
fered. The affair is to be put on by r,
e Richfield Athletic Club. =,