The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-04-23
Al Theriot was Haley visitor, Sun

Al Theriot was Haley visitor, Sun
day.
For Sale-For frst-class seed wheat
see the Youngkin Implement Co. 1884
Mrs. N. E. Morrison is going this
week to visit her son in Washington.
He has entirely recovered and is living
with his uncle.
A ruling of the postoffice department
states that letter may accompany q
parcel and be attached thereto. In this
case the letter requires first class post
age as if sent separate. This means one
more inroad into the express companies.
For Sale-Good, true work horse,
cheap; 1900 pounds. See Youngkin I'm
plement Company. 3-19-4t
The Recorder is in receipt of another
consignment of garden seed for distri-
button among those who wish to try
them. These packages, which contain
corn, lettuce, onion, radish and turnip
seed, are said to be good and adapted
to this latitude.
6 Per Cent Loans-obtainab to buy,
build or improve farm, ranch and city
property or remove incumbrance there
from; Special Privileges and Reasonable
Terms. For proposition, address:
Finance Dept. 1927 Busch Bldg,
Dallas. Texas. 1890
$25 REWARD-Two bay horses COM
ing three years old, branded 2 on left
side, very DIM one bald face, one hav-
ing star in forehead Above reward for
their recovery. Notify Toni meas,
1915 Shoshone, Idaho.
The Home Products lunches served
last week by the Social Science Circle
in connection with the Art Exhibit,
were q marked success. The expense
for the Exhibit was S12 dollars. The
amount taken in at the lunches was
S25. 10. So the Circle has neat sum to
put into the treasury for the carrying
forward of some of the philanthropic
projects already started or in prospect.
For Sale-A lot of Poland China sows
and Gelts, all bred to registered boar,
some ready to farrow. Also about 100
shoats, from 80 to 100 pounds.
COLEMAN RANCH CO.
If Burmah, Idaho
Rev. Leitch was reported quite sick,
Wednesday, and fear is entertained the
ailment may develop NTH pneumonia.
1t is hoped that this may not be true,
and that Mr. Leitch will soon be re-
stored to complete good health.
w. S. Parkhurst succeeded this week
IN making a sale of very desirable
piece of property to R. L. Nc Tween,
If Santa Rosa, California. A check for
s141. 65 was sent to clinch the deal. Mr.. |
McIlveen notifies Mr.. Parkhurst that
lis family have already set out for their
lew home on the Richfield tract, and
will bring with them the household eff
ects and other possessions. Mr.. Nc
Tween will come overland, bringing his
took, wagons, farm implement, etc.,
md will take three or four weeks to
complete the trip.
AS given out Sunday night at the
dethidist church, DR.. Fulkerson will
ccupy the pulpit Sunday evening, SER
ices to commence at o'clock. instead
f 7:30, as heretofore. The subject for
iscussion will be Parish Abrood, a
heme that gives full scope to the doc
or's wonderful descriptive powers and
yill be one of the most entertaining
ermons that this community has had
n opportunity to hear for some time.
is hoped that large attendance will
gnalize the doctors first appearance
ere. He is most pleasing and enter
aing talker and all those who attend
ill not regret having done so.