The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-12-01
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1t calls the Recorder Office

w. P. Burk of Burmah transacted
business in Richfeld Friday.
L. Crosby left today for Tacoma
Warrington, to be gone six weeks.
Two carloads of oil from the wells
near Kslton are awiting shipment.
Dr. Adams is busy this week plug
Ring up the molar system of Richfield-
Walter Spurck has been suffering
from lagrippe well seasoned with tooth
ache.
Mrs. Will Flavel presented her hus-
band with IL pound boy Thursday
morning.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
BOOSTERS for sale. Forest McGlochlin,
Tikura, Idaho. S7-2t
Will trade old newspapers for clean
rags or will pay cash for few. Re-
corder Office.
Step in and see the fine Grafonola at
Byrne Bros. 1t is to be ratified during
the holidays.
S. F. Hickman, who shuffles the type
At the Recorder Office. is nursing a
case Of the grippe.
For Sale at a Bargain Registered
Holstein bull, King Segres stock. En-
quire At this Office.
Mrs. Nathaniel Shockley presented
her husband with a nine pound son
Tuesday morning.
Farm Loans. Is cheap as the cheap
est. 8. D. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. AIS
w. P. Barnes has been under the
care of DR.. Fittz this week, suffering
from m attack of lagrippe.
The H. M. Moore Drug Co. are busy
unpacking their Christmas goods this
week. Watch for their big ad.
am In the market for your grain.
livestock, hay and potatoes. ]. E.
Vsrtrees at Gem State Lbr. Co.
B. w. Reeves left Wednesday for
ktopcit 1OI q Lew udyb. EiOii bhoic iS
expects to 60 on to Kansas City.
per cent money on well improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m12 |
d. E. Weatherwax has rented the
Reeves house and Mr.. and Mrs. Wealth
srwax will make it their future home
Chas. J. Isle came in Thursday
from the Dam. to give the Recorder
lift during the Hickman spell of grippe.
Joe Bee disposed of what stock he
had and left for parts unknown, leav
ing hin wife and children to shift for
themselves.
A. H. Harper of the Mutual Cream
cry Co. was in Richfeld Monday buy
Ing turkeys and chickens for the Salt
Lake Market.
Mrs. George Hooper and children ar
lived Monday and Will spend the holt
lays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". C. Taylor.
Henry Lane was taken with a Sc !,
1ere case of ptomaine poisoning Mon
lay. DR.. Fitz attended him and he is
apidly recovering. )
Jim Gum and Miss Nora Nolin of
lew York, were married Thursday
nd gave dance in honor of tho occa-
ion At the City Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson left last u
vesk for their home in Twin Falls,
Jhsre they were summoned by the Sc :
ious illness of Mr.. Wilson's aged
lether. "
Last Monday Mrs. W. t. Dougherty :
nd two little boys left for Kansas :.
ity and other Kansas points to spend =
Tree weeks visiting relatives and u
risnds. %
Ed Britt and family arrived Satur- p
~ from Washington and have moved
to their new home, the farm that
r. t'ritt bought from Jim Lane two
lies east of town.
Jim Lane has rented the Dougherty
ace and will take possession in few
'ys, when Mr.. Lanes family will ar
70 in Richfeld. Lane bought part al
the Dougherty stock. ID
The railroads Of the country are buy n,
I lumber for thousands of box cars
relieve the car shortage due to alb
rmal conditions caused by the war
closing Panama Canal.
Charley Schaffer of Gooding, is the
W host at the Richf1eld hotel. Char r
il q genial gentleman and capable ca,
,iness man. We predict a rapidly cd
wing patronage for the hotel under ba,
na,
you want to feast your eyes on
ltiful fancy work and indulge your I