The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-02-18
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EMiss Grewell spent Sunday with hel
parents at Dietrich.
Judge E. A. Walters of Twin Falls
was Richfeld visitor Wednesday.
The Hill City line is open for traffic
and trains are running as usual.
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plication blank ]. E. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
Chas. Hubert, of Gooding, transacted
business in Richfield Thursday
Postmaster Nobel of Shoshone, was
visitor in town Thursday.
B. w. Oppenheim of Boise, was a
Richfeld visitor Thursday on company
business.
Geo. Hopes left Wednesday for the
Hagerman valley, where he will light
them up with the Alladen lamp.
Ira Cornelious has been doing the
plastering at the McFall hotel which is
undergoing a thorough overhauling.
Mrs. o. E. Burton left last week for
Boise, where she will undergo surgical
treatment at one of the hospitals in
that city
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for more than one years subscription,
at least come in and say howdy, We'll
treat you right.
Mrs. Gorton entertained the Ladies
Card Club, at the Richfeld hotel Thurs
day afternoon, after which dainty re-
freshments were served.
1t is reported that Boin Church who
is in Washington, has been very sick,
having severe attack of the grip which
terminated into pneumonia.
Will Flavel and family who have
been visiting friends in Utah, arrived
home Thursday morning. They report
having splendid time but are glad to
be home again.
The Woman's Club will hold their
annual Guest Day, at the Richfield hotel
on March &c, at p. m. The religious
program prepared for March II will be
changed with the literary program
and will be given on February 26th-
Mrs. M. R. Rays and children left
Wednesday for Phoenix, Arizona, for
short visit with friends and relatives.
From Phoenix she will go to New York
where she will join Mr.. Rays, who in
company with Mr., Gorton will leave
for that city next Wednesday.
Dave Devine of Haley has pur-
chased over 100 ton of hay from Chas-
Hubert and have shipped five hundred
head of short horns from their ranch
near Haley, which are being unloaded
to day They will be fed on the Gorow
ranch until time to drive to the range
in the spring.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church were delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Powell west of town, on Wednesday
afternoon, about twenty ladies being
present. The visit was made possible
through the kindness of Mr.. Powell,
taking the ladies out in large sleigh
A very bountiful lunch was served
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Pridmore, north of town, on Wednesday
March 1st
There will be meeting Saturday,
Feb. 26th at p. m. of all who are in
terested in the grazing of stock on the
range The officers of the association
from Goodng and Wendell will be here.
Everyone who is interested and wishes
to join the organization should be pres
ent Several matters of vital interest :
to all stockmen will be discussed at
this meeting and it will pay all farmers
to attend.
The Neils johnson claim has been
settled in full by the St. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., represented here
by T. B. Brush, who handed Neils
check for 1885, 90 and the invoices
showed over $500 saved. This is the
first loss Mr. Brush has had in his sew
eral years as agent for various com
panies, and his agency has stood at the d
top of the list.
Members of the Extension Depart
nent consisting of 0. D. Center, Ezra
Fjelsted, E. P. Taylor, T. w. Potter "
ind Miss Amy Kelly, chaperoned by S
Hiss Stella Cook, County Supt., spent S,
donday in Richfield. A general dis
ussion of farm problems, stock judg
lg. and lectures on grasses and grains W
,as the order of the day. Owing to pa
he conditions of the roads from the re- co
mt storms, there was not the crowd I'D
lat usually turns out for these farm nc
ceilings. However all who were ~
esent thoroughly enjoyed the meet ~
& and feel that it was profitable I'D