The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-22
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Remember the number
1t calls the Recorder Office

Wanted man to work on ranch
Applyat the Recorder office.
John Thomas has bought out the in
terest of the Flaville Bros. in the bailer
and is now bailing on the Fulbright
ranch
FOR SALE.-Two good young
teams on reasonable terms. Enquire
of LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Marley,
Idaho.
The event of the season comes off to-
night at the Bachelors ball. Grab
your partner and all prominade to the
punch bowl.
Take squirt at Byrne Bros, add
this week, they have put in full line
of the old reliable Chase & Sanborn
coffee.
The Hampshire Breeders association
have few registered young boars and
quilts for sale. Enquire at the Recor-
der office.
The annual pure bred and registered
stock sale, will be held at the Union
stock yards, at Caldwell on October 27
and 18th.
DR.. D. C. Hardy, of Morgan, Utah,
arrived here Wednesday and is looking
over the tract with view of locating
stock ranch.
p,,.,x trooo +box, mill concorua rooie-
ture, and add to the value of your land
break the wind and add to the attrac
tiveness of the whole project
Leonard Wright, of the firm of A. E.
Wright & Co., independent lumbermen
of Portland, has been over the tract
this week soliciting orders for lumber
We understand that there was a
wooden wedding somewhere on the
tract this week and that everything |
from a tooth pick to a rolling pin was
showered.
The Recorder has made arrangements
to get the Salt Lake and Pocatello
markets, every Thursday, on poultry,
which we will give our readers every
Friday hereafter.
Deacon Weatherwax chief Pada-sha
of the Ancient Order of Bachelors. will
be master of cerimones tonight. This
is an assurance that everything will
move in ship shape.
L. C. Eastwood and w. 0. Johnson,
are busy these days bailing hay. They
will bail 60 ton for w. H. Whiting and
so tons for R. O. Clark and have sew
eral other jobs in view.
w. M. Brock the live east side 1
rancher, received last week by express S
from Ohio, a fine thoroughbred Berk :
shire boar. Breck believes in getting g
the best blood possible in the stock line
The Marley spur is getting to be T
quite shipping point. The johnson u
bows have unloaded car of coal and t
have a car of lumber coming and ex-
pect to put in several before show flies. e
Mrs. Albert Jacobson gave birth d
day parth the 18th inst in honor of her
daughter All of her schoolmates were Ii
present, the proverbial cake was cut O
and the young folks enjoyed delight d
full time. f
Stolen Horses Forty head of horses
were stolen from Libby, Montana, re- =
Gently They were branded with bar OF
half circle brand, which is registered
Circulars are being posted by w. l.. as
Brown, sheriff, Libby, Montana he
The Recorder is in receipt of letter 10
from the McIlveens who are at Santa M
Rosa, California inclosing a check for Sc
renewal of their subscription and Nc lo'
,a,,. +ho+ bo l. ro+t;no bomes;ck and Ec
would like to get whack at them pa
trout at the dam. They want to be Is
remembered to their old friends here.
Frank Wilcox has purchased the =.
Metz car from DR.. Powell, that he may
,e able to run out to his ranch, and ~
peaking of that ranch, Frank is going -
t it in the right way, he has his land all
rubbed and is having the whole forty
roken up and will put it in wheat in -
he spring. He is busy these days with -. ~
rusty bulletins and pencil figuring how '',
lany stools from one grain of wheat.
]. K. Evans, of King Hill is in Rich
cid TOT day and will be here Saturday.
e has on the tract car of apples,
SC culls, nor seconds, but Al sound =
inter apples and has several varieties
select from. Mr. Evans was here anu
out month ago with car of as 1
rted fruit. This fruit is all raised on TINS
1own farm at King Hill. IN
.s.se for
Everybody is now getting busy with puIr
, fall blowing, every acre that is in III
,ded for grain should be fall plowed 80,
has been proven beyond doubt that :.
blowing will raise the best grain, a
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