The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-17

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Don't forget the zylophone must
clans on the 2Sth.
j. H. Whiting leaves this week for
a months visit in Utah.
Watch us grow. We now have the
largest circulation of any paper in
the county.
Registered Hampshire gifts and bears
for sale. Mountain View Ranch, w.
S. Parkhurst, owner.
per cent farm loans. Send for APP
plication blank. ]. E. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
All the live merchants of this town
will be found in the ad columns of
the Recorder.
Geo. Hopes is shedding his light
over the happy homes at Dietrich
with his Aladdin lamp.
Things begin to look serious for
two of the prominent members of the
Bachelors Club.
The Recorder does all kinds of
Job printing in up to date style, and
at reasonable prices.
J. M. Hale and j. w. Harsthorn
were over from Jerome Saturday
handling the sale.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dixon,
Dec. 9Th, a daughter. Mother and
child are doing fine.
The Wright family have secured the
Jockey house for the winter or until
they build on their own ranch.
Dr. Seabury went to King Hill the
last of the week to inspect bunch
of cattle, returning Sunday morning.
Bion Church leaves next week for
Washington on business. He will be
gone until after the first, and will
bring back a car of dairy stock.
FOR SALE: Big type Poland China
boars, age months, will weigh 125
pounds or better. This is your chance
to get registered boar cheap. w. I.
Wells, Dietrich, Idaho.
L. C. Eastwood lost fine mare
this week from blood poison caused
from a wound received by a runaway
team.
Sidney Bloom and family left Sat
urday for Portland, where they will
spend the holidays, returning home
sometime in February.
The merchants report better vol
ume of business and more cash sales
than in any former year, and collec-
tons are good.
The records at HALEY this year
show II per cent moisture there at
the present time as against per
cent in the average years.
FOR SALE: Choice big type Poland
China boars. Bred right. Priced
right. Papers furnished. D. F.
Drummond, Burmah, Idaho Nov
W. A. Quicker, who has been travel
ing auditor for the Gem State Land
Co., has severed his connection and
will engage in business for himself.
FOR SALE-1, Is month old Duroc
Jersey male $40, registered aud dandy
8, month old males registered at ST. so
S, month old gifts registered at $500
Papers furnished with stock. c. E.
Winters, 2 miles west Ia south, hotel
Richfeld. 9tp
Richfield Lodge, No. 20, A. F. &
A. M, gave a public installation at
their lodge hall Thursday evening, |
after which a social session and ban |
quet was held at the R'chfield Hotel |
All resident members of the order
and their families were invited, and |
a very enjoyable time was had.
Berkshire Bill bought four-horse
power gas engine for his ranch. Bill
has water system of his own which
is connected with the Little Wood
River The lift from the river to his
barn is only nine feet, the engine be-
sides doing the pumping will be
used to grind feed run the separator,
and later the mixer which he will
install in the spring.
H. c. McMasters of Boise made the
Recorder pleasant call this week
and informed the Boss that he was
delegated by R. D. Addison to give
us a thrashing on account of not re-
ceiving the Recorder regularly. How +, :,
ever we proved to his satisfaction
that it was the fault of the Postoffice
Department and not this Office, and
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