The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-06-18
Ice, Half Cent a Pound
Ice, delivered at your home, half cent
a pound. Wood River Dairy

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Ice, delivered at your home, half cen
a pound Wood River Dairy
House for SALE Easy terms.
Herbert M. Moore
Swimming is the principal industry
of the smaller boys, these hot days
The water is said to be fine down in the
coulee east of town.
Mrs. Lane. who was taken i'll while
visiting at the Lane ranch south oil
town, is reported to be up and around
again.
W. S. Parkhurst attended the Press
Club meeting at Twin Falls, Saturday
to Monday, and then had business for
Monday at Pocatello
Don't forget the Tssot Bible Pictures
at the church, Sunday night. This is
the third evening of the series. All the
pictures are fine, and should be seen by
everyone in Richfeld.
The band concert Saturday night, was
well attended, probably the largest
crowd that has attended any of the
public concerts. Well-merited applause
greeted the players for their excellent
work. The concert was in front of the
Recorder block, where they had chairs
and good shade.
The Odd Fellows secured nurse this
week from Haley, to take charge of
one of their brethren who was taken i'll
with spotted fever, out on the Morrison
place. The gentleman is member of
a Missouri lodge, but the Idaho Odd
Fellows are of the same fraternal body
as the Missourians---and so they have
taken care Of him as if he were their
own.
No action has as yet been taken by
the school board, towards filling the
places still vacant on the teaching force
of the Richfield schools. Or, rather,
they have not yet found teachers to fill
the places as they want them filed
One or two agreements were made by
the board, but the applicants decided
to accept other offers before receiving
the contracts from here
Children's Day was observed in the
Richfield Sunday School with a fine
evening program by the children. Sew
eral class exercises were given in which
all the children acquired themselves
most creditably The music and speak
ing was all of high order and reflects
credit on all who took part. Some of
the teachers worked long and hard with
the little folks to bring them to the
point of excellence which they reached
John Eagleson, of Boise, candidate
for the republican nomination for state
treasurer, was a Richfield visitor, We'd
nesday night. He is travelling by auto
with two well known commercial men
of Idaho. Mr.. Eagleson makes good
impression, and his business and politi-
cal standing is Improbable. He has
received such warm encouragement |
where he has been, that he feels well
pleased with his prospects. Blaine
county in particular has given him
warm welcome.
Several land prospectors are in town
this week, from Greeley, Colorado.
They are men of influence and respon-
sibility in their community, and repre-
sent large number of neighbors who
have trusted them to come and make
fair report of the land, the people, the
climate and other conditions. They
have been so well pleased with the Ida
10 Irrigation Company Project, that
hey may be expected to have a fiatter-
ng report to take back home A gen.
'ral exodus from Greeley to the high
trade, low priced lands of Idaho may
esult from their visit