The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-09-24
A. L. Fletcher has gone east on bust

typhoid fever.
Many third cuttings of alfalfa are
in progress over the tract
All the autos are carrying the Rich
field day banners these days.
Take advantage Of the clubbing Of
fer and renew your subscription.
Clarence Wheeler, Lincoln county's
Joel Priest, the Short Line spell
binder, will also be with us on Satur-
day
Dick Mustard of Dietrich is chief
engineer of the electric plant this
week.
Renew your subscription for the Re
corder and take advantage of the club
bling list.
The Richfeld merchants will all
close their places Of business Friday
and Saturday from eleven to five.
Those are some squash that Mr.. Tay-
lor has on exhibition, sey brother Adj
Olson you better get hump on yourself
The Recorder through the kindness
Of he orff, or
Haley, has a few more of the Saw
tooth forest reserve maps for distri-
button.
A. G. Thompson reports 1856 blu. of
wheat on three acres, 81 bushels to the
acre. This on the Mountain View
ranch of Farmer Bill"
State Senator w. D. Davis of Amer
lean Falls, will speak on Friday The
senator has aided his hat into the ring
for the governorship race.
Commercial travellers say that it is
an oasis in their hard knocks of daily |
travel to hit the Richfield roads. 1t |
gives them a breathing spell.
Water was turned into the Richfeld |
canal Monday. This will give an op- /
portunity to fill all cistern and ponds
for stock and domestic use.
A fellow over in Missouri writes us
to know how late the seasons are here,
that they advertise binding Irvine up
to Christmas; Younk, take notice.
A musical program has been arranged
BY the ladies to be given Friday and
Saturday, at p. M, in the City hall
Ind a real treat is promised.
Some one has wisely said, 1.-THE best
eceipt for perpetual ignorance is to
70 ever lastingly satisfied with your
'wn opinions and content with your
wn knowledge
AS the threshing season progresses
he still large yields of grain continue
o be reported. Among them is
youngkin's thirty acres Of oats thai
veraged so bushels.
The Richfield band will go to Jer-
me the first and second of October
air days and there Will be something
Ding every minute when the boys get
here.
AS there are several cases Of typhoid \
n the tract care should be taken and
o water from sloughs or ponds usec
Or drinking. The state furnishes
accine points free. See Dr. Powell
II full information.
Rev. James Leitch and wife arrived (
ome from Boise Monday night and re- I
'rt having very enjoyable time
r. Leitch has been returned to Rich
I'D for another year to which the 8.
scorder says, Amen.
IL. ioCfllS, lutlldStT w eSleTn 1nOIS
J., was in Richfield Tuesday and Sc. y
red aroom and will be in Richfielc y
: one week. Mr.. Bevins will be pre- as
red to do all kinds of photo work pc
ad in this ISSUE -
Dr.. Geo. s.. Hardan Richfield's sta :
1tist, will be absent from town fror
tober LIST to 7th. The doctor CAV a
IN good satisfaction with his wor a
en- at Hill City that he has been re.
ssted to give them the dates men
ned. II
Ri
the American bankers who are SC
rried about the millions of foreign
q coming to our shores and espec
y Frank Va.nderlip, who takes the
'ortunity to throw the hooks into
farmers every chance he gets La
hts to be relieved of some of that -,
rry we can sight him to plenty of w