The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-22
IN Richfeld in
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crops IN earlier and the result has beer
better yields and earlier harvest.
Dr. Geo. E. Hardan leaves Tuesday
for a two months visit to coast cities.
Mrs. Geo. R. Schwaner, received a
telegram of the death of her sister on
Monday and left on the afternoon train
for Wood River, Nebraska
The Board of County Commissioners.
were in session Tuesday, clearing up
some unfinished business. Commits
sioner Schwaner was in attendance.
K. G. Phelps is nursing game hand
Oh no, he wasn't in any scrap, just took
header out of his auto. He denies
however that he was on the road home
from Shoshone.
j. U. Mcpherson and L. H. Dysart
arrived in Richfield last Saturday, with
party of homeseekers from the coast.
The men were highly pleased with the
country and will locate at Dietrich.
Lennon Bros, received a telegram
Sunday telling of the serious illness of
their mother and Dell left Sunday for
Seattle. Their mother who is IS years
old has been in poor health for some
time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
e. Church will meet with Mrs. Leitch
at the parsonage en- Wednesday after
noon, Oct 27th A ten-cent lunch will
be served at that time. All are most
cordially invited.
W. H. Fitzpatrick and H. L. Mitchell
of Picabo, were visitors in Richfield
Thursday. They motored over to look
at Hampshire hogs and purchased two
registered pigs from w. S. Parkhurst's
Mountain View rance.
Youngkin seems to have Fingered up
some, since working in double harness.
He has shipped three cars, of wheat
and two cars of hay this week, bought
a dishpan, and priced clothes wringer,
guess that's going some for one week.
Paul Haddock, the popular Shoshone
attorney, was in Richfield Monday, on
legal business. He paid the Recorder
a pleasant visit and incidently paid for
a years subscription for the Recorder,
saying that he enjoyed live paper.
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E. E. Streitz has returned from
Omaha where he went with two cars of
ambs, which topped the market at
3d. rs. Of course there is nothing
strange about this as Idaho lambs al
ways top the market, wherever they
ire taken.
DR.. J. Scullon wife and son of San
arrived in Richfeld last Sat
Irday The doctor has bought the in
crest. business, and good will of DR..
lowell and will locate here DR.. Pow
II will return to Oklahoma, where he
as considerable property interests.
M. K. Rays, general manager of the
irrigation Co., left last Saturday for |
gden, where he met Mr.. Powell the
resident of the company, and joins him
,r trip to the fair, after which they
i'll both return to Richfield and Mr.. v
Dwell will make his annual inspection /,
conditions on the project. 4
Chas. F. Kutnewsky, agency man.
ger of the Equitable Life ms. Co. with
'adquarters at Boise, is in Richfeld p
day on business for his company. e
r. Kutnewsky has been fortunate in IL
curing Geo. Schwarner to act as
cal agent for the company. The ID
luitable is one of the strong COM &C
MES of the country and life insurance 4o
purify business proposition.
Mr.. M. K. Perich died at the home tn
Martin Lustick on Friday evening, ne
It. 18th 1915. IN
Mr. Perich was brother-in-law of OF
:. Lustick. He came here about six be
eks ago to make his home. The WI
use of his death was tuberculosis. at
The funeral services were held
m the M. E. Church Sunday morn Tt
!, Rev. James Leitch officiating. to
nterment was in the Richfield GEM fol
ry. str
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