The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
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7per cent money on well improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m1i
Don't forget that next Tuesday is
election day.
The Richfield schools will begin
Tuesday, September 5th.
You can register Tuesday before you
vote if you have not already done so.
Alex Weber, of Casper, Wyoming.
made short visit with his sister Mrs.
w. A. Denecks, this week.
FOR SALE-On Ia inch Racine
wagon, one two bottom ID inch gang
pillow, one corrugator, one buck scraper
Roy Parker. s-29
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Taper who have
been visiting their son here for some
time left Wednesday for their home in
uuOiOudt 1OWd.
FOR-SALE A fine young saddle
pony. Having no use for the same will
sell at 4 bargain or trade. Inquire of
H. M. Good, miles north of Richfield.
We don't lend money for . time and
them quit. but always have plenty of
it for farm loans. Lincoln Loan &
Title Co., Box 1T, Shoshone Idaho.
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
Vim. Hues and Mr. Smith of the
U. S. Land Office at HALEY, were
Richfeld visitors last Sunday The
gentlemen were looking after their
land interests.
C. c. Benedict. of Yakima, Wash,
has accepted position as manager of
the Byrne Bros. store. Mr.. Bsnedict
is congenal fellow and will no doubt.
soon have a host of friends in Richfield |
A number of the young people of |
the city gathered at the hotel last |
Saturday evening where they enjoy |
ed dancing on the porch to music |
furnished by the victrola.
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.
We have been informed by deputy
game warden John Devaney that the
open season on ducks will not open
until September 18th, and that all who
hunt the same before that date will do
so at their risk.
Mrs. P. M. Beers of Kamiah, Idaho.
was a Richfield visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. Beers was returning from a Wis
it to the eastern states and stopped
off here to have some furniture she
had stored here sent to her home in
Kamiah
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
ronage.
Mrs. W J. Taper left Wednesday
for Spokane with her little son Robert.
where he will undergo treatment for
his leg which was broken at the Diet
rich celebration. She was accompanied
by Drs. c. B. Hopkins and Robert :
Kerns, of Spokane.
Mr.. Jensen, president of the Mu- {
tual Creamery Company, accompa-
MED by the district manager, L. P.
Biddick, passed through Richfeld +
last Friday on their way to Boise. +
Mr. Jensen was we'll pleased with the a
way he found crops looking on the d
Richfield tract this year. b
One of the largest land deals that
has been handled here for some .
time was handled here last Saturday
when Byron church sold his 120
acre ranch to J. w. Ebert of Pail
SADIE, New, for S12,150. Mr.. Eb
ert intends to take possession about
he first of the year and will fix up
he place with first class stock which
he will bring with him from Ne vi
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Lennon re- II
urned home last Saturday morning A
rom two months trip spent with
elatives and friends in Illinois and =
Wisconsin. They report having e,
me time but also state that they are
lad to get home again. The found
he weather very hot there and say WI