The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-04-21
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Why not begin planning for Rich
field Day?
c. G. Raby, Of Gooding, was in tow
this week.
Ed. McNulty il now sporting aroun.
in a new Ford car.
w. L. Gorton is the proud owner O
a new Paige automobile.
Dick Mustard of Dietrich is spending
a few days in Richfeld.
W. P. Barnes is under the weather
with a case Of the grippe.
A. L. Fletcher and Geo. Schwansi
were Shoshons visitors Tuesday.
II there isn't a stop put to things.
what is going to become Of Richfield's
Bachelor Club?
Arbor Day Wal observed in the North
End by the planting of trees around
the school house.
z per cent money on well improved
ranch lands on the North Side Tract.
Lyman G. Taylor, Gooding, Idaho. m12
B. w. O%ppenheim, Of Boise was in
the city the first Of the week, looking
after company business.
L. P. Biddick, Of Pocatello, was in
town Wednesday looking after the Mu-
tual Creamery Cos. business.
FOR SALE-Two registered Hamp-
shire boars. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfield, Idaho.
w. S. Parkhurst and w. j. Taper
are in Twin Falls this week, attending
the Republican state c%onventian.
The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday
April 26, with Mrs. Schwaner and Mrs.
Cross, ut the home of Mrs. Cross.
w. P. Barnes, the pill maker and E.
H. johnson, the ink singer, rode the
l. o. O. F. goat last Saturday night.
Capt. E. G. Davis, candidate for
Governor on the Republican ticket, was
oudhllk All Will LHC Nisi&Cbo VI
Richfield, last Saturday.
Miss Anna Runyan, of Salt Lake, ar
rived IN the city last Sunday to accept
a position rs waitress at the Richfield
hotel.
With the fields around Richield TAX
ing on their spring color, and with the
reservoir almost full, what is there to
prevent the Richfield tractfrom setting
the pace for others to follow?
The pit at the rifle range was started
last Sunday and will soon be in shape
for use. 1t is expected that the first
shoot of the season will be held Sunday,
April Both.
L. C. Crosby has purchased a new
Ford. At the rate Ford ears are com
ing into Richfeld, Henry will have to
build a factory in this neck of the
woods to keep the new owners SUP piled
in parts. ,
Miss Griffith, Miss Miller, D. E. c
Weatherwax and F. l.. Patrick, made
a trip to Twin Falls Sunday, going by c
way of the Blue lakes and returning by v
the Shoshone fall. The trip was made f
in Mr.. Walkers car. t
The driving team used by Russell =
Powell, took a little trip up Main street .
Monday morning by themselves. The :
team became frighteded at a freight =
rain and broke their rope. Fortunately :
kept the middle of the street and
10 damage was done.
W
The North End Sunday school is h,
by leaps and bounds. There
we're forty-ssven present last Sunday
morning. The young people of the
chool have formed a choir and are
ow furnishing special music for the
hurch services. Two b~lackboards and
bookcase have been added to the
Dom, the latter was given by Mrs. J. nc
The Richfield Hotel has rented the its
pper floors Of the Bank building as
n annex, excepting the two south en-
ooms which will be used by Dr.. Seal
IN as offices. These rooms will be !.
loroly overhauled, the walls tinted Ill
decorated and fitted up in first .
ass for sleeping rooms. The in thi
'eased patronage Of the hotel makes hel
necessary to have more rooms to :
its guests. L..
The play, Dear Boy Graduates" Ks
ven last Friday night by the high !
hool class was a grand success. Mr.
10 young folks played to a packed at /,
use, and the audience thoroly en-
ed the splendid efforts put forth IN
every member of the play. mr'
they had their parts we'll memoir plsf
/ and the makeup was good and "ss
young folks are to be compliment II
upon their splendid success IN tain