The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-01

Andy Peterson has laid in fine stool
of school supplies.
Judge Walter Copp was Richfiele
visitor Thursday.
Andy Peterson is taking few days
vacation visiting w. P. Burk.
! Sheriff, Clarence Wheeler was ir
Richfeld Wednesday, on business.
, Certainly, there will be picture
} show Saturday night.
Subscribe for the Recorder and get
the clubbing offer at $3.50.
J. M. Parrish young attorney from
Boise, is in Richfeld on business.
Jack Engle and E. H. Allen are cut
ting the third cutting of alfalfa, which
is making over ton to the acre.
John Carlin who bought forty at
Dietrich, arrived Monday and is now a
permanent settler.
Garlock is building sleeping porch
and Gorow a barn. Watch Richfield
grow.
II you want to know who the live
merchants are watch the add columns
of the Recorder.
]. L. Beckett, J. L. Blair, Ben Davis
and Frank Oliver of Shoshone were
Saturday visitors at the fair.
The handsome young dispenser of
liquid refreshments for the H. M. Moore
drug co. is laid up with the Grippe.
Those ranges and heaters at Lennon
Bros. are humdingers and Dell says the
prices are right.
Geo. Syrus, has gone to Chicago and
brakeman is dealing out soap, syrup
and other good things to eat at Byrne's.
The Gem State unloaded car of
wire and car Of lumber this week.
Something doing all the time with Van
Senator Davis was surprised at the
variety and quantity of the products
raised on this tract and was particularly
stuck an the corn exhibit.
D. E. Wilcox of Salt Lake, who owns
an 80 acre farm north of town spent
the week end at Richfeld. combining
business with pleasure.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the church basement on Wednesday
afternoon, October 9th. There will be
work to be done and all are invited to
be present.
Mrs. J. F. Engle was an able assist
ant to Madams Lennon and Rays in
arranging the display for the Ladies'
Department.
DR.. Powell was called late Wednesday
night to the Sonner ranch north of
town, Mrs. Sonner having been taken
suddenly i'll.
The Woman's Club will hold its reg
ular meeting Saturday, October I'd, at
the Masonic hall This is the meeting
that was postponed from September rs.
DR.. L. T. Leath, the veterinary from ,
Shoshone will be in Richfield Tuesday,
October 9Th. Any one requiring his
services leave word at the Recorder
office.
To the twenty subscribers who came !
L; last week and paid their subscrip-
ton in advance and took the benifit of l
the clubbing offer, we wish to express
our thanks and say that they will re-
,eive the September number of the
lem State Rural .
FOR EXCHANGED Colorado fruit y
anch consisting of 80 acres. 10 in a
beautiful apple trees, in hay, all good p
mesa land, plenty of water. Want
,artially improved land here. A. B
commons, Rlchfeld Idaho. 2toe II
DR.. Edward O. Sisson Commissioner d
f Education was a visitor for a few i
minutes Wednesday The doctor was \
n his way to Arco to look after the a.
chool interest at that place. He prom T
led US lecture on educational matters &C
! the near future. OF
OF
Byrne BIOS, have just received
lrge shipment Of Wedding Breakfast So
yrup. Tom says that all ladies should %
njoy Wedding breakfast at least
nee in their lives and that this syrup
i'll keep them sweet every day. I'll
Many of the people who enjoyed the -
-ogram at the city hall made mention
the splendid acoustics and how clear
I'd distinct one could hear at the rear
I'd of the hall what was said from the
age. La
The judges of the various department
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