The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-11-05
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v " Bower arrived Monday with +.
land buyer
M. R. Rays is in Boise this week or
business.
E. T. Hampton, of Gooding, was il
the city Monday, on business.
W. L. Gorton left for Boise Monday.
on company business.
Mrs. Dougherty and sons spent the
weekend with the Cornells at Dietrich.
The Price He Paid, Saturday night,
at the city hall. Bachelors take notice.
NJ E. Bailey returned Monday, after
a months visit to the big fair and other
places of interest
r. T. Addison left this week for
Boise, where he will spent the winter
with his family.
If you are short on news this week,
Jump on Yonsing, as Farmer Bill has
gone to Boise.
Get your butter wrappers at the Re-
corder office. rs cents per hundred 81. rs
for two hundred.
Everybody and his gal comes to the
Richfeld hotel, Sunday highs to enjoy
those Sunday dinners.
Calling cards, wedding invitations, in
hn limo OF
bottom prices at the Recorder office.
Three thousand dollars have gone out
of Richfield during the last month, for
dry goods and groceries. Who's fault
is it?
Tuesday morning and we are having
another run to fill the pond, cisterns,
etc
The DeLaval Separator Company has
been awarded the Grand Prize at the
Panama Exposition. Lennon Bros,
sell them.
FOR SALE: Choice big type Poland !
China boars. Bred right. Priced
right Papers furnished. d. F.
Drummond, Burmah, Idaho. Nov
T. B. Flashbaugh, manager of the
Gooding Mill & Elevator Co., was in
town Monday, distributing to the farm
ers a car of Idahome High Patent
flour.
Send US your watch and jewelry re-
pair work, and when in Boise call in
and look over our large stock of
jewelry. R. G. Hitchcock, jeweler, 926
Maine, Boise, Idaho.
Dell Lennon arrived home Monday
from Seattle, where he was called on
account of the sickness of his mother.
He reports that she is out of danger
and rapidly recovering.
Horace Adds, field editor of the
Rural Spirit made this Office pleasant =
call Monday. Mr. Adds represents one
of the live farm papers of this country =
and it enjoys splendid circulation in =
southern Idaho. :
Rev. James Leitch was called to Sho- Fl
shone Monday night, to take charge of
the services. The people were so well
pleased with his work that they tried =
to induce him to remain the balance of =
the week Mrs. Leitch accompanied :,
him.
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r. d. Addison sold to Byrne Bros, s.
three Duroc pigs narrowed in March O
and they tipped the scales at 225 pounds S,
each. Addison has a fashion of bob F.
ping up with top notch stuff in anything M
hat he tackles. Fl
The Price He Paid, in five parts at II
he City Hail. Saturday night. ID
Mrs. Phelps has taken the iniative q;
n very laudable undertaking, that of n
occurring funds to send to Seattle for p,
treatment, two worthy children, whose C.
'arents are unable to bear the ex- n.
ense, and the puplic spirited people of sr
sichfield are responding literally
Shoshone is to have real ball game, H;
ext Wednesday. The fans of that TIL
ity have made arrangements to have Nc
ne Nationals and Americans, while on w
heir tour to play game there. These
cams are composed of the players that
,ok part in the recent worlds SERIES in
Mr.. Crosby and family returned Sun MO
ny, from the coast, where they have ~.
zen enjoying the sights for the past ha.
onth. They report having the time H.
their lives and that they saw so ~
UGH, that they will have to get their A.
cath before they can tell about it. 80,
The Irrigation Company, have had
'ge force at work for the last two
,nths on the main canal, riprapping D
repairing. They started at mile saw
It 10 and are now nearly to the di- D
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