The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-01-21
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rOR SALE reSh COW. bargain
Owen Youngkin.
What has become of our rural free
delivery?
Ford is no sailer, but he would make
mighty good skipper.
Grand chorus, on the wagon. mo
body Knows How Dry l Am"
1915, will be remembered as the year,
when the Jug Got JAR"
If you don't want criticism, say
nothing, do nothing, be nothing
The rotary got thru to Hill City
Tuesday and returned Wednesday.
It's blessed good thing for lot of
US, that telephone girls don't tell all
they know
8 per cent farm loans. Send for APP
pIication blank J. e. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
Registered Hampshire gifts and boars
for sale. Mountain View Ranch, w.
S. Parkhurst, owner
Look out for another storm about
January 29, according to Fosters
representations
Don't forget the meeting of swine
growers, February 18th, and DR.. Sui
livans lecture in the evening.
w. L. Gorton returned Sunday from
Boise, where he had been several days |
on business for the company.
w. S. Parkhurst, attended the dairy
men and swine growers meeting at
Boise last week, returning Saturday.
Once in while you meet up with an
Irishmenswho dosen't claim that the
blood of Irish Kings runs in his veins.
Miss Bessie Everett who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Myrtle Everett
leaves for her home at Idaho Falls Sun
day.
On account of the severe storm and {
the drifts which prevented the school
wagons from getting through, there
was no school Tuesday and Wednesday, S
|
The band of deer that were marooned
on top of mountain west of Ketchum
have been driven down to Warm
Spring creek, and are now being fed by :
the orders of state game warden Jones. t
Jack Thomas and Bill Getchell coupled >
up two teams to pair of bobs Tuesday
and were three hours getting to town. :,
The drifts are the worst opposite Dave
Engle's, where the willows grow.
Glenn Reed who has been connected j,
with the Gem State Lumber Co., at .
their Pocatelo office, succeeds w. A. =
Quicker as travelling auditor for the .
company, and will make his headquar ~
tiers at Jerome, where he formerly
lived.
Rev. and Mrs. James Leitch, entert-
tanned at dinner party at the par
sonage on Tuesday, evening. The fol- =,
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs. -
Owen Youngkin, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Williams,
Miss Lula Fowler and w. P Barnes. p
Lloyd Layne, who drives one of the Co
school wagons, met with mishap &c
Monday evening while going north with az
chool children. Getting into adrift riv
lis sleigh was capszed spilling the
siddies into the snow. No damage was tn,
lone. wa
The farmers of Gooding county have Ioi
an organization for the pur- wa
ose of securing square deal in the 4
razing facilities, and ask the farmers Ine
f Lincoln county to join with them in
be movement. The time is now here SIN
yhen the small farmer should take
measures to secure his rights so far as che
be grazeing lands are concerned that aC
ill enable him to send his stock to the
ills in the summer.
Farmers and housekeepers week will
e held at Pocatello January 31st 60
ebruary 4th, under the auspices of the d.
laho Technical Institute. NCced lee rbu
lrers of the U. S. Department of Ag- Frid
cultural, will be preseAt, also Prof. satu
enter, Taylor and Or. Sisson. Miss SUM
eHy anu Miss "oHerlS, OF BOISE MISS Tues
ahlbery OF the Idaho Technical will We'd
I'VE charge of the woman's side of the
ogram.
The past week has been one of severe
orms throughout the whole inter
'untain country. Heavy falls of
wv is reported from all sections, Stee
ns are late and in some places a Stee
lded, the Ket chlsn line has been
e to make their trips each day, but Prim
ming late, they are using two en- Choi
IS to haul baggage car and one
III. The Hill City train was stalled Barlt
drift between mile post seven and Oats
t, and an extra engine and crew Whes
red until late Monday night, when Hogs