The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-09-17
DR.. Powell went to Jerome Wednes-
day to attend a medical meeting.

combined with the Gem State Rural
will be $3.50 the year.
DR.. Powell purchased the Metz auto
from Beebe and will now reach his
patients in double quick time.
| w. A. Decker, auditor of the Gem
State Lumber Co.. was Richheld
visitor Tuesday on business.
The Sawtooth peaks have dawned
their winter caps. Six inches Of snow
fell at Galena summit Sunday night
Bion Church left Thursday for his
fruit farm at Wanatchee, Wash. He
will remain there until the holidays.
The Commercial club room Is being
prepared and shelving put in to hold
the sheaf and bulk grain and all OF
the cereals. grasses. vegetables. etc.
DR.. Powell's baby was taken sud
denly i'll Monday night, evidently
caused by something that the chic
ate 1t is reported all right again.
Dell Lennon is preparing to tax,
a two weeks hunt for big game. He
and Tomlison will go ever Soldier
mountain on the head waters of the
Boise river.
The Tuttle Bros. Of Shoshone have
installed the latest and up to date
cleaning machinery and will be pre-.
pared to do all kinds of cleaning
Their ad appears in this paper
The petitions for the rural route
have all been signed up and turned in
TO the postmaster and it should not
be long before Richfeld citizens will
have their mail delivered at their door.
]. H. Lane eff Dietrich arrived Oh
the tract this week with e. Orwell,
H. w. Davis and John Carter of Wash
ington. These gentlemen are ole
friends of Jims and looking over the
tract with view of settling here.
w. NJ Brock made trip over the
Twin Falls North Side tract and
through the Hagerman valley looking
for dairy COWS. He intends starting
into the dairy business with at least
ten head as an initial step toward |
dairy herd.
w. c. Taylor brought in load OF |
water melons Saturday that were hum
see in any mans country. Mr.. Taylor
has a splendid variety of garden truck
He will bring In a load of water melons
Tor Richfeld Day.
There Is some talk among the farm
RS of clubbing together and going VI |
lear Ketchum and shipping in ca
If cord wood and fence posts. B.
,etting a permit cord wood will cos,
twenty-five cents cord and post
title better than one cent apiece. Thi.
night solve the coal bill problem.
Rev Jas. Leitch and wife left Mon
ay for Boise where they will attent
he M. e. Conference. Mr. Leitch has
cen a power for good in this com
lunity and is certainly valuable as
1T to the Richfield tract and it is tt
e hoped that he will be returned fol
mother year.
j. S. Mcintosh on the Lane place
,uth of town reports threshing 81
Ishels of wheat from IL acres
lshels per acre and every pound
clean, bright, plump wheat as eve
lied out of a machine. Guess tina
i'll make Paulson sit up and taxi >
tice Who is next?
At a meeting of the school boar
onday night the organization wa
rfected with Geo. F. Gorow as chaii
an, L. C. Walker, secretary and Ge'
hwarner, treasurer. Bert Davidso
Is instructed to go to Kimina and or
nize that district He left Tuesda
king with him one of the schoo
gons to be used in that district.
We are in receipt of a letter from
friend in Kansas and commenting
our new venture, they said, wv
We enjoyed reading the Recorder 81
t. we hope that you will induce
If merchants not to advertise ice "
am freezers and jelly glasses in the A
tier time" Moral. it pays to ad- tr
tise at any old time. l.,
leo. S. Hopes has been appointed he