The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-02-11

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8 per cent farm loans. Send for APP
plication blank. J.. E. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
L. Crosby arrived home from Boise
Tuesday.
Messrs. Grier and Weatherwax spent
Thursday in Shoshone.
The names of the Richield telephone
subscribers will appear in the Bell tel
ephone directory.
Faulkner and Brown have purchased
the five cars of cattle shipped in by
Charley Hubert.
Don't forget the two big days, with
the two big men, Prof. Center the 18th
and DR.. Sullivan the 18th.
C. o. Paulson is loading a ear Of
wheat this week which he has sold to
Youngkin at $1.40 per cwt.
DR.. E. K. Adams and wife are spend
ing the week at the Richfeld hotel.
The doctor is busy plugging teeth these
days.
Duet johnson, Martin Green, and
John Anderson, are serving as jurors
during the present term of court, at
Shoshone.
w. C. Campbell has decided to es-
tablish a sheep shearing plant south OF
town. in the lava beds east of the Diet
rich canal.
Scotty Achin is out at the Mountain
View ranch helping to tear down
what nature has been piling up for the
last ten days. SNOWl
A. J.. Rowley and wife of Fairfield,
are at the Richfield hotel waiting for
the opening of the Hill City line, that
they may get home.
Hugh Bower who went to Gooding
Saturday was unable to reach Richfield
until the Tuesday train on account OF
No. Is being five hours late. Monday
the branch train did not wait for con-
nection.
On Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. James Leitch. entertained at a
dinner party, the following: The
Misses Mcmahon, Miller. Lockwood,
johnson, Denecke, Griffith, Bean,
Stephens and Mrs. Yoder.
The Young Peoples Club had a very
enjoyable time last Friday evening, at
the city hall, dancing to the new Vic
About sixteen couple were pres t
ant and danced until; we can't tell on &
them, but to say that they enjoyed r
themselves is putting it mildly. t
Silas Aired. of Bellevue was a guest
t the Richfeld hotel Sunday waiting :
or an opportunity to get the first train
hru to Haley. While here he con- !,
thru Mr.. Youngkin for 100 tons :
f alfalfa to ship to Utah, paying for !.
he same S13 per ton f. O. b. Richfield. :
The knights of the grip who were f
larooned at Haley come away with Il
ONE interesting souvenirs in the shape 9,
f kodak pictures of snow banks, piled II
Ugh as buildings. One woman had a
lined a drift in the rear of her home
was hanging the family washing on is
lie telephone lines. $.
On Monday evening, the seventh. a U
ODDLY number of invited guests gath o.
red at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John u
owler, to help them celebrate the =
anniversary of their wedding. IN
most enjoyable evening was spent in al
aging various games, after which the oi
was served to a very delicious Ne
nch. All unite in wishing Mr.. and II
rs. Fowler, many returns of this !.
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Sen. e. E. Rockwell, of Bellevue, 1t
companied by D. F. MCGEE, chief hi
gineer of the consolidated rover and
ectric plants of southern Idaho, pass
thru Richfield Tuesday, enroute to 20
alley and vicinity. Mr.. MCGEE is y,
ON New York, and is making a tour
the properties in Idaho, also the 90
OPPOSITION with a view of extending =.
e Shoshone power line thru to Haley =,
r. MCGEE is much impressed with the
untry and conditions here, and thinks
e opportune time has come for branch
3 out, and that the coming season
see the Richfield tract thoroughly
This office is in receipt of a letter Sc
I'M DR.. w. A. Sullivan, changing the An
tie that he will be with us from the 81
h to Tuesday, February 18th. Every roa
iy take notice and be on hand at 2 dec
M, on that date, when an organic the
On by school districts will be per- wit
ted for the prevention of hog chol- abo
and to enable US to get in under The
wing of the government, by being him
ached to the Twin Falls district. stoy
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