The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-15
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1hACoiibS IL iOW III III lQll OldSl VI
the Richield tract.
Seven cars of wheat left Richfelc
this week for the eastern market.
w. S. Henderson shipped in a car.
load of fencing material this week.
H. D. Heist, county attorney, was
a business visitor in town this week.
z per cent money on well improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m12
Roy Jones, state game warden, was
in town Wednesday passing around the
glad hand.
Mr.. Hickman, editor of the Hill City
News, was in the city between trains
Monday.
Farm Loans, as cheap as the cheap
est. s. d. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. AIS
The Richfield hotel is doing a good
business these days and has a ''full
mouse nearly every night.
The Richfeld Land Co. do an exclu-
sive land business. See the point. We
buy as well as sell, land.
l am in the market for your grain.
livestock, hay and potatoes. j. E.
Vertrees at Gem State Lbr. Co.
Judge H. B. Jones, former editor of
the Southern Idaho Democrat, was in
the city a few hours last week.
E. G. Reed, auditor for the Gem
State Lbr. Co., was looking after
company business here Wednesday.
M. R. Rays left Wednesday for New
York City, where he will look after
business for the irrigation company.
FOR SALE-One 8 Ia inch Racine
wagon, one two bottom Id inch gang
pillow, one corrugator, one buck scraper
Roy Parker. s-29
For Sale: One yearilng Registered
Hampshire Boar. Marked true to type.
Mountain View Ranch, RichfieId, Ida
no.
In another column of this paper E. +
E. Streitz advertises a sale that he :,
will hold at his ranch on Saturday,
October 7th. Read it, \
Peter Vanderzander arrived in the
city Wednesday with a carload of \
household goods. He states that he
will make Idaho his home from now on. \
Alex Ross, of Chinook, Montana,
who has beer visiting his cousin Mrs. q
A. G. Thompson for the past two
weeks returned to his home last Tues
lay. d.
LOST Dark brown mixed check
'aincoat. Dropped in road at State
Bank corner. Finder returning same
0 Recorder office will be rewarded.
G. Raby. ia
j. M. Pierson, a former resident of 10
but now of Pendleton, Ore u
is in town looking after his interests
ere. He says that he may again be- :,
)me a resident of the Riohfeld tract. n
D. E. Weatherwax returned home L.
lst Saturday from his vacation. He
avs that he went to Salt Lake and we
elieve that he did, but we are unable
get a satisfactory report of his
while there. to
The Women's Club will hold a public or
ception for the school teachers at the let
ty hall, Saturday evening, September tn
tn. and everyone is invited to come
i'd meet them. A special invitation fly
extended to the people of the country. us
alb
A few days ago the business manager thu
r a c~hautauqua called on the natives say
Richfield for the purpose of getting Pr
ough interested, so that he might abe
ok a few plays. After going the roI
lnds he finally called on one of our OF
men, and was greeted with, 'u
What can | do for you" II
Il called to see you about a chau-
and"
NOCnlnR uOlng Salu the merchant,
wife and have decided on a car
a different make"
The Richfield school has beer open
two weeks with the following in
in charge: Supt. S. L.
ghell; history and language, Geo.
Gorow; english and reading, Mrs.
G.. Phelps; seventh and eighth
de, Miss Virginia Briggs; fifth and y
h grade, Miss Elizabeth Stevens; }
d and fourth grade, Miss Lucille !
nson; first and second grade, Miss
en- Lockwood. The enrolement up L.
ate is one hundred and thirty five
Is and it is expected that before ,bro,
this number will be increased by This
raj more. The Richield school is and