The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-03-19
HH Richfeld in
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For Sale-For first-class seed wheat.
see the Youngkin Implement Co. 3-19 at
w. S. Parkhurst has been about half
laid up for several days past with i'll
ness.
For Sale Good, true work horse,
cheap; 1900 pounds. See Youngkin I'm
plement Company. 3-19-4t
Eggs have fallen to Is cents per doz-
en-, the quickest and biggest drop that
has ever been recorded here in a short
time between the high and low prices.
The Farmers Society of Equity has
been buying a lot of farm supplies,
among other other things ton and a
half of alfalfa seed at an exceptionally
lew rate Tbs stuff will be here with
in few days.
J. L. Fowler, of Haley, was in Rich
field on business, Thursday. He and j.
L. Jameson are associated in the auto
business, under the name of the Fowler
Auto Co., and they are general agents
for the Ford cars for this section of the
state.
L. C. Eastwood is making good prog
ress with the rock work on the Sho-
shone- Richfeld road, below Marley.
There is about $50 cubic yards of rock
to be moved to make the new highway
what it should be, and he and his crew
of powder men will soon have it ready
for the graders.
Word was received the first of the
week, that John Morrison, who was
taken two weeks ago to Bellingham,
Washington, for medical treatment for
a nervous breakdown, is recovering fine
ly. He is expected to soon be as well
as ever. The news is most gratifying
to the many friends of the family here
at Richfeld.
The Wilson company was in town,
three nights the last of last week, and
gave a series of excellent performances.
They have been up on the Camas Prai-
RE and at Haley, for more than a
monsh, part of the time blockaded by
the snow, part of the time showing to
good and appreciative audiences. Mr..
Wilson has been putting on good
shows, with capable company, and
has at all times deserved a good pat
ronage.
H. NJ Moore has been getting in
some especially fine photograph records,
one of them being an Easter song by |
Herbert Witherspoon, the famous bas-
so, and another double piano number
by Frank LaForge, the pianist. Mr.. |
Moore is a personal acquaintance and
friend of LaForge, who is one of the |
most promising of the new American
pianists. A record like these of his is
real revelation to one who believes
the monograph is merely toy---it is
the greatest of all musical instruments.
j. L. Jamison had his first auto out
on the street, the last of the week
1t is the 1914 Ford, and a real beauty
There are several improvements over
the last years model, mostly minor re-
fnements that make more for comfort
than for durability--for the Ford was
always durable car. Mr.. Jameson ex-
poets a good demand for these cheap,
effective cars through this part of the
state. The new good roads districts
should make the automobile favorite
and profitable investment for every far
mer out several miles from town, who
has considerable travelling to do The
saving of time, over one-horse vehicles,
would easily pay big interest on the in
yestment in an auto. A Ford car will
cost only little more than good team
and outfit, and the saving in time, and
-he cutting off all expense when it is /,
not running, commend it as most de-
sirable farm investment {