The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-11-19

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Remember the number
1t calls the Recorder Office

Name your farm, and let US prin
your stationery to correspond.
Miss Stella Cook was visitor at the
Richfield school Wednesday.
Mother earth has taken on her winter
covering, about two inches of snow fel
Monday night
w. A. Ducker, auditor for the Gem
State Lumber Co., was in Richfield or
business Wednesday.
Lennon Bros. are putting in water
connections and bath room in the Lisle
house which is occupied by Prof. Hew-
ell
The H. M. Moore Drug Co. has
closed deal with the Will c. Free Co.
of Rockford, Illinois. for the Free sew
ing machine agency.
Gov. Alexander, persuant to the an
nual custom, has issued his proclamation
setting aside Thursday November 25th
as Thanksgiving day.
FOR SALE: Choice big type Poland
China boars. Bred right. Priced
right. Papers furnished. D. F.
Drummond, Burmah, Idaho. Nov
The fifth annual Pacific international
Livestock Exposition will be held at
Portland, December 9th to 18th. The
Short Line will make special rates for
the oc casion.
AS this paper does not come out
again until the day after Thanksgiving
you will note that we are putting our
turkey to the front this week just as
an appetizer.
: K. E. Shepherd, manager, of the
North Side tract, has ST arted Million
Tree Club, and has ordered a button
with the picture of a tree, to be worn
on the lapel of the coat.
T. B. Brush, has made arrangements
with one of the large jewelry firms in
Boise R. G. Hitchcock, and will look
after all repair work or supply any
thing wanted in the jewelry line.
Take advantage of the Recorder club
bling offer before it is too late.
J. ]. Struder, of the Mutual Cream
cry, was in the city last week, and
made arrangements with w. c. Spons-
Ter to buy cream and pay for it on de-
livery He also bought lot of turkeys
-o.,;xo~ 10 cap+s draooad
The o. S. L. railroad, has filed with
the Public Utilities Commission new !,
schedule of rates on coal from Wyom
inc to southern Idaho points. Now
watch the dealers grab this. under one
pretext or another, while the consumer
pays the same old price.
OWN Youngkin was in Portland this
week with a car of hogs. OWN just Il
went along to see that the hogs pre-
sented themselves in proper shape to be "A
slaughtered, in prices as well as other "A
wise. The Portland buyer takes his
first fall out of the owner and the next
out of the hog.
Sen. Earl W. Bowman, of Adams
county. and editor of the Homeseekers
Illustrated Monthly was a week end
visitor at Richfeld. Mr.. Bowman was
looking over the tract with view of Sc m
curing material for the next Issue OF M
his magazine. Mr. Bowman is not
only a powerful and descriptive writer BY
but a poet, philosopher and farmer and
stands for the highest ideals in journal a
ism. ri
G. L. Swearinger of Twin Falls, who -.
represents the ]. l. Case Co. was in
Ricefeld Tuesday. He reports col -
ections the best this fall that they
rave been for several years. He is -
llso booking good orders for next sea
ION. This is the general report from -,
Ill of the travelling men whom we have ~
net lately, and they ought to know. 81
The Idaho Oregon Land and Live
took Co. are offering their herd of
Registered and high grade Holstein
ows and heifers for sale, at theirranch pre-
wo and one-half miles southeast of LIE
Wendell on the Jerome road. This hin
erd consists of 45 cows and about 40 des
cad of heifers from one to two years 9th
Id. Original stock was purchased
rom the dairy district of Wisconsin. he
[erd has been bred up for our own use pan
Y registered bulls. Ifinterested cali l
nd see stock or address, A. P. Scritch- ser
cid, Pres Wendell, Idaho. mo
S. H. Powell, president of the Idaho T
rigation Company, arrived in Rich 90,
Id Wednesday morning. Mr.. Powell
Is been in Cal. for the past three
.eks. combining pleasure, and business
d is en- route home. Hewill remainsev-
Il days going over business matters
In the General Manager, M. R. D
.ys. We predict that when Mr.. will
veil looks over the tract, and notes chul
homo in the mast wear 2lS [