The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-24
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appendicitis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hoops
Saturday March Is, daughter
Mother and babe doing fine.
J. N. Fournier. Twin Falls, repre-
senting a correspondent school, was
Rchtield visitor Thursday.
The Ladies Aid will meet next Wed
nesday at the home Of Mrs. L. w. Gar
lock for ten cent tea.
E. E. Clark representing the Kim
berly Nursery sold several bills of treeI
in Richfeld Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Two registered Hanp
shire boars. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfield, Idaho.
M. T. Easley, who has been here fol-
the past month, left Wednesday for his
home in Missouri, where he was called
on important business.
If you want to know how far it is to
Shoshone, ask Mr.. Burton He count
ed the ties between Richfield and that
place Tuesday afternoon, and is in a
position to know.
FOR SALE tables. dressers, 4
stoves, 5bedsteads, 2cots, mattresses.
kitchen chairs, gas lights. rocking
chairs, sewing machine and kitchen
cabinet, by Mrs. Fowler.
Have you bought your ticket for the
show yet? "All Of ASudden Peggy
If not, you better beat it over to the
drug store right now an reserve your
seats, for it's coming off tonight.
The Woman's Club will give mus
ical and banquet at the Richfield hotel
Saturday afternoon. Each lady will
invite some friend from the country.
C. F. Kutnewsky state agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., spent
Wednesday and Thursday with his
local agent Geo. Schwaner. They
wrote several policies for local people
FOR Mccormick mower and
rake. John Deer 6 foot disc, sulky
plow, walking pillow. scraper, etc. Will
sell at big sacrifice. Geo. Masse,
Marley. Idaho. al
The hog market is still climbing.
Chicago has gone over the $40 mark
while Portland is 1896 top. With the
heavy expectations these prices should
hold during the season. Local buyers
were paying IS Tuesday.
There was school meeting held
some time this week and Mr.. Gorow re
signed from the board and T. B. Brush
was elected in his place, after which
the board elected Geo. w. Gorow as 5
teacher Tor the ensueing year.
Nj. r. Kays. w. L. Gorton, H. E.
Essley, L. c. Walker. A. L. Fletcher
aud G. G. Raby all left Wednesday o.
m. for Mountain Home where the
Company has a lawsuit in which
change Of venue was taken from Lin
coin county.
George Lyle, secretary for the Rich
field Land Co. has gone to Boise and
may have to undergo an operation.
Mr.. Lyle was in the government en-
ploy during the building Of the Arrow
Rock dam, and met with an aecidep,o
that caused the loss of his right leg be-
low the knee, the operation WIS not
satisfactory and he may have to have
another.
Teddy Hopes won second prize In
the state contest ON the best kept rec
ord Of labor, expense, receipts, ETC.,
n the boys potato crdb He also won
irst prAza IN Lincol'l county, and the
.inco}4 county sweepstakes, and is
n receipt Of a letter from o. D. Cen
er compImenting him on the story
# How l Raised Potatoes"
The North End Improvement Club
ED their rsguls1r sGmi-monthly meet
lg 1t tho Aorrison home last week.
be ladies' We're given hayrack ride,
hich ther all enjoyed. In the even
II the mere men were invited and
wen an oyster supper with the trim
ings. Any time you poke your feet
nder table presided over by Mrs.
orrj3on you sure don't 60 away hum
~. Games md cards were the order
!. the evening and royal good time
i'd BY Ill.
Last fall John McFall shipped = b
n Of Hampshire hogs to Denver and .
,ceiyed from the packing company b
cents hundred more Il
an the highest bid. and recently he O
cefved I letter from Clay, Robin Il
4 = O.. aslking II he had more OF T
& VIA u hogs, and saying that "
= were ready to pay = premium f
Hampshires IN car lots, as they A
= he best hog for the Western IL