The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-02-04
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Don't forget the meeting February
18th. HOGS.
Advertise in the Recorder it brings
results.
8 per cent farm loans. Send for ap.
plication blank. J. E. EdgertOn, Fair.
field, Idaho.
Ed Norberg who has a severe case Of
blood poison left Tuesday for Boise for
treatment.
Speaking of American securities, we
don't know of any that will beat an ad-
equate army and navy.
DR.. E. K. Adams, the dentist will be
in Richield, Monday. February 7th and
will remain for five days.
The band has appointed a committee
to look into the feasibility of purchas-
ing a moving picture machine.
HALEY reports five feet of on
the level, and Foster has several more
snow storms slated for this section.
The j. A. Youngkin Implement Co.
would like to show you a few things
worth knowing about cream separators.
Van Gossett, manager of the Gem
State lumber yard, is confined to his
home, with a severe attack of neural
gia.
FOR SALE-Ayrshire bull. Regis
tered. a years old. Will trade for
stock or grain. D. G. Taylar, Gooding,
Idaho. F-4
The government gage at Galena sum-
nit for measuring snow is ten feet
high, however it has been lost in the
snow bank.
Train service was restored between
Shoshone and Richfield Tuesday and
the accumulated mail kept K. G. going
some to handle it.
Clarence Wheeler, Lincoln counties
popular sheriff was s%nowbound in Rich
field Sunday and Monday, but he did
not seem lonesome.
A man who dosen't gossip about
otner people may miss a lot OF the
spice of life, but he is never kept busy
nursing a pair of black eyes,.
Snow bound, well we should smile,
got Whittier beat a country block,
without popcorn, hickory nuts or hard
cider, to while away the time.
Dave Devine, of Haley, purchased
sixteen registered Herford bulls at the
Denver stock show, and has shipped
them to his ranch near HALEY.
The besetting sin of the Richfield
tract is ingratitude, said pastor Leitch
in his sermon last Sunday night. Score
a bulls-eye, for the first of the sermons
as advertised.
After slowing away a feed OF them
large juicy oysters, washed down with
a cup of the famous Lunette coffee
sold by Andy Peterson, you can just
buck snow all day.
w. L.. Gorton left Wednesday for
Boise to attend the conference of State
Irrigation Engineers. Mr. Gorton will
deliver an address on Rotation OF
Water for Irrigation.
Last Sunday Messrs Hartman, Pow
ell, Bower and Weatherwax secured a
team and bobsled and gathered up
their lady friends and enjoyed a sleigh
ride to the music of real sleigh bells.
The ladies and gents of the Yictrola
club are enjoying many social dances,
these days, or rather nights, and some
of our dignlied business men have
caught the fever and are taking dane
ing lessons.
M. S. Benidlct, Forest Supervisor
from HALEY, spent Friday and Satur-
day at Richfield, looking over the
cattle and sheep situation to find the
number that would probably want
range on the reserve in the future.
The J. A. Youngkin Implement Co.,
wouldn't be handling the United
States Cream Separator were 1T not a
good one. Notice their attractive ad
this week. The makeup of the
United States Cream Separator adver-
tisements this year is superfine, in
keeping with both the reliable firm
who haneles the goods and the superior
quality of the article itself.
One of those old fashioned 'hard
parties was held at the home OF
Harry Jockey last Saturday evening,
and a very enjoyable time had by all
present. The evening was spent in
games after which refresh
ments were served. Those present
we're: Bessie and Myrtle Everett, t
Earl and John Morrison, Albert and I
Irwin, Whitmer and Lorraine 6
Wright, Fred, Bessie and Clara Jockey s
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