The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-07-07
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w. P. Barnes celebrated the Fourth
at Pocatello.
5. F. Hartman attended the dance at
Haley on the evening of the third.
Owen Youngkin is confined to his
home with the chicken pox
The next big attraction for Richfield
will be Richfeld Day.
per cent money on we'll improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m12
A number of Richfeld people took in
the celebration held at Dietrich on the
Fourth.
For Sale: Registered Hampshire
Pigs. Prices right. Address, Mountain
View Ranch, Richfield, Idaho.
j. L. Jamison was down from the
dam and was among those who went to
Haley to celebrate.
Farm Loans. as cheap as the cheap
est. S. D. Boone G. Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A23
w. S. Parkhurst, attended a meeting
of the Mutual Creamery Co., at Salt
Lake this week
E. H. Allen commenced drilling
we'll Monday. The Gooding water
works are doing the work.
For Sale: One yearling Registered
Hampshire Boar. Marked true to type.
Mountain View Ranch, Richfied, Ida
no.
Why not make your farm loans with
an Idaho institution? Idaho State
Life of Boise handles them with dis
patch and always has money on hand.
Mrs. Burton was Pocatello visitor
the Fourth. While there she attended
the wedding of her brother John De-
Vine to Miss Edna Barrett, of HALEY.
H. M Goo1 and family who purchased
the southeast quarter of school section
sixteen arrived in Richfeld this |
week and will commence building on
their land at once.
Idaho State Life of Boise is always
ready to handle good improved farm
loans at 8 per cent and charges no
commissions. Quick service and no
red tape.
There is pleasure in dealing direct
when making farm loans Idahs State
Life of Boise handles improved farm
loans at per cents without commits
sions, and would like to have your pat
The Southern Idaho Press Club will
meet July Is, at Idaho Falls, where a
business meeting of the club will be t
leld, after which the boys will go to f
Big Springs for a days fishing and wind t
lp the tour with trip through the F
Yellowstone Park. d
A surprise may be sprung on the :
'eople of Riahfeld in the shape of a :,
National Bank 1t is known that par !.
les are quietly investigating conditions !
nd rapid increase of stock of all kinds "
yill make this desirable point. The =
arties are looking over the Lisle prop
rty with view of renting or buying.
FOR SALE-40 acres one and one c.
alf mile west Of Richfield, unimproved al
kept 35 acres cleared and acres al
lowed, small shack on place. Price I'll
1000. Terms, half cash and balance re
} suit purchaser at per cent, would tn
AXE some live stock C. B. Banks & L,
on, Caldwell, Idaho. Jy30 I'd
Hal Cornell has the contract for 10
Using and enlarging the main canal. Nv
q now has fifty teams at work. The al
NAL will be raised from three to five nc
.et aid when completed will increase Oh
lie carrying capacity from 20 to % "a
IT cent. They are now at work on the WI
est side of the big butte and it will sp
the latter part Of August before the al
ork will be completed. les
Nj
II al ROSS T6LuTItQ L Uo
'egon, where he was called to the od
neral of younger brother, who met r
tn tragic death. The boy who was mr.;
le years old in company with some 2
INMATES, found safety razor box Z
attaining nitro caps, taking one of them lst
his hand he lit match and applied 7
to the cap, which exploded tearing Hi,
his left hand and nearly disemboweled I
n. The boy only lived five hours, lat
ferhg untold agony. The many 2
.nds of the family will be panied to 4
m of the sad accident. =
he bank has changed hands. The
trolling interest having been pur- =
,ed by Walter Walker of Rexburg orls
w. L. Shattuck of Idaho Falls. p
, gentlemen come highly recommend Lao
md are experienced men along IL "a