The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-06-30
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were Shoshone visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. w. T. Dougherty, who is in q
Boise hospital is slowly recovering.
M. R. Rays and w. L. Gorton were
business visitors at Boise this week.
per cent money on well improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. ml2
For Sale: Registered Hampshire
Pigs. Prices right. Address, Mountain
View Ranch, Richfleld, Idaho.
D. V. Spaulding leaves Sunday to
celebrate the Fourth with home folks
at Payette.
Farm Loans, as cheap as the cheap
est. S. D. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A23
Mrs. S L. Hughell who was taken to
Boise hospital some time ago is re-
ported much better.
Several cars fl led with Richfeld
people motsred to the Guyer Hot
Springs last Sunday.
D. A. Taylor, A. w. Rosecranes and
Miles Wright of Burley were visitors
in Richfeld Monday
Mont Johnson while leading horse
the other day was slightly bruised up
when the horse rared up and struck him
For Sale: One yearIine Registered
Hampshire Boar. Marked true to type
Mountain View Ranch, RichfieId, Ida
no.
Geo. R. Leitch, son of Rev. Leitch
will preach Sunday July I'd. He will
also preach in the North End school
house at $3.50 p. m.
Why not make your farm loans with
an Idaho institutions? Idaho State
Life of Boise handles them with dis
patch and always has money on hand
w. S. Parkhurst returned from
Boise yesterday. where he has been
attending the meeting of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee.
Idaho State Life of Boise is always
ready to handle good improved farm
loans at per cent and charges no
commissions. Quick service and no
red tape.
Mrs. H. A Harlan accompanied by
hnr 7 II
in Richfeld this week and will spend
the summer with her daughter Mrs.
Sid Bloom.
There is pleasure in dealing direct
when making ia rm loans Idahs State
Life of Boise handles improved farm ,
loans at per cents without commits
sions, and would like to have your pat
'onage. s
The Richfeid Womans Club has been
the last three meetings by v
Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Prid-
nore and Mrs. Schwaner. They report !
he ladies' excellent entertainers and =
ooks.
Ralph Edgerton Of Mount Vernon, a.
Tho came in with Jim Lane last week :,
fifty acre piece of land and {.
ill remain here. His family will fol-
w soon rnaking Richfield their future
pine. st
F. w. Gooding of Shoshone. w. T. .
Tells of Dietrich, R. H. Thrail and
,hn Minis of Jerome aud w. S. Park -
lrst of Richfeld were delegates and ~
tended the Republican convention ~
I'D at Boise Tuesday.
Members of the Richfield Rifle club
I'D their weekly shoot at the club ~
lnge last Sunday, and report some g..
,od shots. Out of possible SO the fol- ~
wing scores were made. Crosby 38; -
-idmore "a; Draper 33; Baldwin 80; =,
rush %; Youngkin Is; Lennon "a.
FOR SALE-4O acres one and one SUI,
If mile west of Richfeld, unimproved of
cept So acres cleared and acres the
owed, small shack on place. Price Pal
DO0 Terms, half cash and balance Civ
suit purchaser at per cent, would int,
ze some live stock. Z. b. Banks & chi
n, Caldwell, Idaho. Jy3O i've
w. S. Parkhurst, president and Geo.
,ll secretary. of the Idaho State
amber of Commerce, in company i,
h R. A. Smith,, General Colonization
ent of the u P. system and his as
tant /. Wheeler, and Ward Williams
ustrial Agent of the Chicago Herald
h their staff of moving picture men
e visited many towns in the past
days in the interest of the publicity
paign to be carried on for the next /"
lonths, exploiting the resources and Oh
,rtunities of Idaho. The Chamber eu
Commerce has secured booth in frai
Exposition Building in Chicago and corn
keep an exhibit of the farms Dui