The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-24
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some friend.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Engle, a
son, Tuesday morning.
Teddy Hopes wins first prize in the
boys potato club, for Lincoln county.
Registered Hampshire gifts and boars
for sale. Mountain View Ranch, W..
s. Parkhurst, owner.
8 per cent farm loans. Send for ap-
plication blank. J. E. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
Just get onto the poetical effusion
eminoting from Richfield all in one
bunch.
If you want all the news all of the
time of all of the project subscribe for
the Recorder.
Mrs. A. O. Davidson presented her
husband with a bouncing baby boy
Monday morning.
A number of our young people re-
turned home Sunday, from Moscow, to
remain during the holidays.
A fine bunch of Christmas trees ar
rived Tuesday for the H. M. Moore Co.
Christmas trees for everybody,
John T. Morrison former governor of
Idaho, passed away at his home IN
Boise, Monday morning.
E. E. Streitz and Bion Church left
Thursday for Yakima, WASH. Church
will bring back car of dairy cows.
C. o. PauIson left Tuesdsy for Spo-
kane, The Dalles, and Portland. He
will be gone for month.
The Republican National Convention,
will be held in the Windy City by the
lake on June 7th.
H. L. Childs and D. ]. Evans of
Fairfield were guests at the Richfield
hotel Monday night enroute to HALEY.
Don't forget the Christmas tree Fri
day night at the city hall. Everybody
invited.
FOR SALE: A fine five year old
o.lorthorn COW. Enquire at the Recor-
der Office.
Just few of this splendid issue OF
the Recorder left Get busy today If
you want to send one to your friends.
Mrs. George Schwaner arrived home
Thursday, and that far away look has
disappeared from Georges otherwise
pacific countenance.
Reserved seats are now on sale at
the drug store, for the Equity Enter
tanners, who will appear at the city hall,
Tuesday, December %.
FOR SALE: Choice big type Poland
China boars. Bred right. Priced
right. Papers furnished D. +.
Drummond, Burmah, Idaho. Nov
]. L. Jamison and crew of HALEY, !
arrived in Richfiield Monday night from
Magic where they have finished putting
in the new three ton gate at the dam.
Anyone who is receiving this paper
that did not subscribe for it themselves
remember that some friend has pa'd
for your subscription, and no bill will
be sent you.
Neils Johnson wishes through the
Recorder to thank the friends and
neiRhbors, who rendered such prompt !
and valuable assistance during the flre
which destroyed his store last week.
The drawing for the big doll will take
place at the drug store Friday at p.
m. The winner must present tn cir tic
ket for the prize within five days, or
will be had.
The North End Club held their Christ
mas tree on Wednesday night to ac-
.omodate teachers and several others
who will leave Thursday to spend the
holidays at various places, and also
hat the people of the north end may
.ttend the Christmas tree exercises at
Richfeld on Friday night.
C. R. Shaw wholesale lunh erman
# Boise, was Riohfield visitor Tues
lay. Mr.. Shaw ownes 800 acres join
ng the town sight of Richfeld, 16O OF
which il in alfalfa and rented by the
and 100 on which Geo Hopes
ives. Mr.. Shaw il very op timistic
bout the future of this tract.
In this issue Chas. J. Lisle, the
ormer owner and publisher OF the
recorder takes the opportuI iity to
express his appreciation OF asst sup ,
,ort given this paper. Mr.. Lisle is
recognized as one of the mos forcible
nd capable writer's in the State, and
he Recorder under his m Anagement
las been a power in the upbuilding