The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-10-13
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1t calls the Recorder office

ing, Idaho. ml2
Andy Peterson has a car of Idaho
Flour on the track Get his prices
from the car and save money.
Farm Loans, as cheap as the cheap
est S. D. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A29
Messrs. Pagan and Chamberlin made
a business trip to Shoshone Wednes-
day.
l am in the market for your grain,
livestock, hay and potatoes. J. E.
Vertrees at Gem State Lbr Co.
R. j. Lennon is installing a heating
plant in the school house at Minidoka.
Wanted Man and wife on ranch.
Steady work, good wages. Write Ida
no Irrigation Co., Dietrich, Idaho.
J. v. Dawson, general manager of
the Gem State Lumber company, made
short call at Richheld this week, en-
route to Hill City.
If you have land to sell see or write
the Richfield Land Co., Office directly
opposite the Richfield Hotel.
Bert Bowler is sporting smile
which makes the other nimrods green
with envy. He landed a IL pound
trout while fishing on the Big Wood
Tuesday. Sure, he had him weighed,
then mounted on a 26-inch platter.
FOR SALE-One IA inch Racine
wagon, one two bottom IA inch gang
pillow, one corrugator, one buck scraper
Row Parker. s-29
Land buyers are getting thicker than
fiddlers in, Richfeld, eight here We'd
nesday from Filler and Twin Falls, and
they sure know good thing when
they see it.
The Richfeld Land Co. are comfort
ably quartered in their nicely furnished
office, opposite the Richfeld hotel and
an attractive sign is lettered on the
window.
E. E. E. Streitz is on the streets
again after his round with bull which
fractured two of his ribs. A playful
bull is not humorous thing by any
means.
Our business is selling land exclu-
sively and it keeps US very busy at
tending to our own business. See the
point? Richfeld LandCo.
The Portland market this week
quotes prime steers at s7.25; top for
hogs SO. rs; lambs $500.
Mrs. L, D. s. Ritts, who has been
attending the Fair and visiting friends
in Boise for the past two weeks, re
turned home yesterday.
The printer was too busy this week
on the mechanical end of the paper to
gather any news, being alone, Farmer
Bill being occupied in Pocatello with
the publicity campaign.
H. E. Essley, assistant manager for
the Idaho Irrigation Company, return
ed Saturday from Salt Lake City,
where he secured about fifty laborers
for use on the company's new develop
ment work here.
Jim Gum is one of the hustling
ranchers of this tract. His improve
ments show good judgment and unfag
ging energy. He is fattening fine
bunch of hogs for the November mar
ket and is quite busy at this time
gathering in his bountiful crops
In letter from Geo. o. Begg of
Detroit, Mich, he states that immedi-
ately after the ''Wilson High Ball. is
knocked out, and the Eur Bearing a
Candidate" elected, he will beat it for
Richfield and warns Farmer Bill to be |
ready with mouth full of worms, and
Oh, we trout
On and after January l, 1917, the
price of The Recorder will be 81. 90 the
year The rapid advance in the price .
Of paper compells us to raise the price. :
We are now forced to pay over 100 per =
cent more for paper than year ago, {
but we are going to give all who pay
up their back subscription, and year
n advance, the present price of ST. so
Der year, provided the subscription y
reaches us before January l. 6s
Davidson & Weatherwax are pro- N
,ressing with their ranch and getting
t under high state of cultivation,
aving probably the finest bunch of
ersey Red brood sows on the tract,
yhich will average 900 pounds. They y
lso have a fine herd of dairy cows
rom which they are getting good re-
lrns, and, by the way, we noticed
atched team of roam mares. These
Its are something to be proud of and
e one of the best matched teams on
g tract. Mr. Davidson, who is the
tive manager of the ranch, is pleas
t and well informed gentleman and II
xood,y m oxn1ain conditions to