The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-01-28
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FOR SALE Fresh COW. A bargain.
Owen Youngkin.
Judge E. A. Walters was Sunday
visitor in Richfield.
Pretty soon it will be time to wake
up the ground hog.
Life in Washington is getting to be
just one dam note after another.
When a fat woman is rich, she isn't
fat she has becoming enbonpoint.
The Kaiser isn't half as sick as he is
going to be before the war is over.
8 per cent farm loans. Send for APP
plication blank J. E. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
DR.. E. K Adams, the dentist will be
in Richfield, Monday, February 9TH and
will remain for five days.
Earl w. Bowman, editor and publish
err Of the Golden Trail, was Richfeld
visitor Monday.
II takes all kinds of people to make
world including the one who thinks
he can beat a slot machine
FOR SALE-Ayrshire bull. Regis
tered. years old. Will trade for
stock or grain. D. G. Taylar, Gooding,
Idaho. F-4
The city council better get busy, the
country is full of coyotes with the
rabies and they are biting dogs all
around us.
W. S. Parkhurst, president of the
state league of commercial bodies, is in
Boise attending a meeting of the league
this week.
Three births all of which are girls
are reported the last week, at the fol
lowing homes, L. C. Walker, John
Thomas and W. E. johnson
Thomas and Fike unloaded five cars
of cattle Monday. They were brought
in from Haines, Oregon, and will be
wintered here.
The county commissioners of the
state held their annual meeting at
Boise this week. The meeting was
held in the commercial club rooms
Mrs. Will Shears was hostess to- d
very jolly dancing party Friday ev ening. P
\ delicious lunch was served at mid t
light, and dancing was continued until
he wee hours of morning &
The Recorder wants the name of :
very man on the tract who is over :
~ years of age. There is surprise :
store for you. Leave or send in
our name to the Recorder office b efore -
eDruary 1st.
Judge Boutwell, who has been hear
z cases in the Supreme Court, anne ~ r.
me Saturday and held court for one ~
y, hearing motions and dem urs.
ncoln county has tie distinction of -
wing her judges called to assist il, A.
preme court work.
The Golden Trflil," the new name
opted by Earl Wayland Bowman
his magazine is a very APP
pirate one 1t is a humdinger.
e front cover design is especially Re
ty, and the issue contains a splendid mo
tory eff the Elmore county country. ora
J. O. Paulson, returned Saturday from IA
months visit at Spokane and The
les. He says that the columbia 1
,r was frozen over at TIL Dalles, wa
people were crossing in sleighs. lot
lrley says that he EMO! red every ties
ute of his trip but Richfel is still Bal
d enough fur him. Aft
sist
+. and Mrs. D. D. DIXON gave an ser
rant turkey dinner on Tuesday, at Mr..
r home TO the folle wing: Mr.. and NIT
: W. E. Billings Mr.. and Mrs. H, Ma
Wright, Rev. and Mrs. James IT
'eh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dixon.
present declar that Mrs. Dixon is -
VINO F..now's how to get up good ond
err. s.A'N
the
]. Isle has an article in this cur
ltl8 ISSUE " AOuilb1J A-AA~ - al "
a. which gives the history and The
.ription Of the McWaters ranch at free
ONE. Mr.. Isle has several stories trac
that have been accepted by mag teri
nes of national reputation, and ~
ich will appear in the near future, teae
his writings are finding a ready con,
rket. Charley has found himself srn
is fast forging to the front as one Ace
the able writer's of the day, and a sac,
tlnuation in this will soon land him p;or
ong the top notchers in his line. Too,
[rs. M. R. Rays entertained a few Prln
nds at an informal dinner Saturday Junl
ming. The occasion being the an Int
.rsary of Mr.. Rays birthday. The SEM
ats sat down to real home dinner, blpi'
r one has partaken of they feel at SlI
q with the whole world, and real GRAD