The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-06-16
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for Bellevue and will return Monday.
The supply of common sense has
never exceeded the demand.
Bion Church was Shoshone Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. R. j. Lennon left last Sunday
for Illinois, for visit with friends and
relatives.
7 per cent money on well improve
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m12
K. G. Phelps, Bert Reeves and U.
G. Baker motored over to Shoshone
Sunday.
Frank Pope arrived in Richfeld the
first of the week from Moscow and will
spend the summer with US.
The local Odd Fellows attended
meeting at Haley last night of the
various lodges of this district.
For Sale: Registered Hampshire
Pigs. Prices right Address, Mountain
View Ranch, Richfield, Idaho.
Mrs. Frank Reeves, mother OF B.
w. Reeves, left Sunday morning for
Norton, Kansas.
We suppose that the next thing In
order is the organization of the
daughters of the Irish Revolution.
We never could figure why they
call big gun "she" when it can be
silenced.
Germany must be greatly amazed
to know that Wilson was a professor
of history and not Belles-letters.
Mrs. Hal Cornell is taking care Of |
the Dougherty Boys during the alb
sence of their mother.
Mr.. Edison says there will be no
poverty in 100 years. It's a cinch
there won't be any for us then.
WANTED to buy Team of mares a
to years old, 1850 to 400. Must be
well broke and sound. R. e. Nickel
wait.
Lyman G. Taylor and wife were
guests at Richfield hotel the first of the
week. Mr.. Taylor is making number
of loans on the tract
S. Foster, wife and mother of Jer-
ONE lunched at the Richfield hotel
en-route to the hills for an
outing.
Peace at any price would make a
bigger hit with the women, if a price
were given it, then marked down to
s29S.
For Sale: One yearIing Registered
Boar. Marked true to type.
Mountain View Ranch, Richfield, Ida
no. t
w. S. Henderson, of Salt Lake il
spending the week on the tract. Mr..
Henderson is building large reservoir
IN his ranch north of town.
Fred w. Gooding, delegate to the 7
National Convention, will
visit his brother, Will Gooding, in
Michigan before returning home
j. " Dawson, Gen. Mgr. of the a
lem State Lumber Co., and wife and c
laughter in company with E. G. Reed
auditor of the company, were Richfeld f
'isitors Monday. o
Earl W. Bowman, publisher of the
Golden Trail, and Mr.. Wilkie, deputy Il
tate engineer, made the Recorder a
,leasant call Saturday. u
P. H. Cannon, D. Suther and the
Kisses Marion and Enore Hart lunched Ct
unday at Richfeld hotel, enroute to p
he Wood River Valley for days out id
lg. A
1t is reported that near Ogden the AZ
tI1utIS are Culllu6 anu " III hih6 bhO
rst crop of hay as it is was so badly -
amaged by frost to be of no value. ~
A hot dinner will be served in the
lurch basement under the auspices of @,
e Ladies Aid Society, Saturday, ~
me 18th, beginning at $50 p. m. q.
lults 35 cents, children under ten 20 by
nts. su
Dr.. Evans the optician will be at the err
,hfield hotel next Tuesday, June ~. ci'
adaches and nervousness are often SCI
lsed from eye strain. We relieve 70
, situation perfectly. We make %
uuent calls, fit glasses correctly and %
md each case one year 'n'
rs. w. T. Dougherty was operated we
for appendicitis last Saturday ser
nine Tho oDeratiOn was sue we