The Richfield recorder., 1916-11-03
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Why not be fair? Vote for John c.
Rice for the Supreme Court.
The Irrigation company shipped an
other car of beets this week.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
Roosters for sale. Forest McGlocLlin,
Tikura. Idaho. S7-2t
Read the speech Of Senator W. E.
Borah in this weeks issue, then
THINK.
Farm Loans, as cheap as the cheap
est. S. D. Boone & Son, Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A23
E. H. Allen left Sunday for Chicago,
where he will join his wife. From
thence they will 60 to New York to
visit Mrs. Aliens father who is seri-
ously i'll.
A vote for John c. Rice as Justice
of the Supreme Court Is vote for
character, efficiency and high legal
standards In the highest court of the
State.
One SOW came to my place about
three weeks ago. Sow did consider
able damage Owner can have same
by proving property and paying the
charges. j. F. Byrns.
A. H. Blankenship will winter his
band of sheep on the Richfield tract
again this winter.
What you want in Justice of the |
Supreme Court is man of legal train
ing and ability, and one that no pow
er on earth can turn from what he be-
Iieves is right. Ask any man who
knows Mr.. Rice If he is not that kind
Of man.
E. H. Allen sold to the Youngkin
Implement company car of the best
wheat shipped off the tract this fall.
Our business is selling land exclu-
sively and it keeps US very busy at
tending to our own business. See the
point? Richfield LandCo.
The Youngkin Implement company
are laying new floor on their scales
and striking balance for the winter.
John c. Rice, candidate for Justice
Of the Supreme Court is flfty-two {
years old, in the prime of life physical
Iy and mentally.
A. Ottenheimer. clothing salesman
of Salt Lake City, was business vis-
itor in town Friday.
If you have land to sell see or write
the Richfield Land Co., Office directly
opposite the Richfield Hotel
am in the market for your grain.
livestock, hay and potatoes. J. E. ;
Vsrtrees at Gem State Lbr. Co.
Z per cent money on well improved v
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good a
ing, Idaho. ml2
Joseph Bee will hold public auction
At his ranch Thursday, Nov. 9. See n
zig display ad in another department
# this paper.
The Ladies' Aid Society plan for
heir usual election day dinner of pies,
'hicksn and every good thing 1t will d
probably be served in the church base
nent.
The Irrigation company have pulled
ut the old fums at the Billings cor
er and will extend the syphon to
rhere it will connect with the ditch
nd will put in the necessary head (F
ates that will insure the proper
mount of water to each settler in
lat section. 10
The passage of the eight hour law 81
y Congress has created big demand na
,r telegraph operators. both in rail WI
ay and commercial service. Young 'n'
en- and young women can obtain po- ne
tions at $75. $50 and $50. Write at SIC
ice for particulars to the Railway az
slegraph Institute. Panama Bldg, wa
,rtland. Oregon. -
The Democratic Meeting held Mon
" night was fairly well represented ~
both Democrats and Republicans. -. 80
X. Perky, w. A. Peters and H. D.
eist were the speakers of the even
z. They presented the Why's and -,
herefores that the Democratic party H.
ould be continued in office, to the -.
st of their ability. The result of n
Dir convictions remains to be seen.
Il has been found that the Supreme ~.
urt Of Idaho Is best balanced by
9 member from the North, one from .-l
, Southeast and one from the South -
st. The only way to continue this -.
'angement 10 by eIectino John c. ..rt
% Of Caldwell. ~.
w. Eberts of Palisade. Nevada, and
0 purchased the Church farm, was eyer
. few days on business. Mr.. Eb- Ju
will move here with his family case
ut April and erect q handsome Har