The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-31
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make a serious attempt to break thru.
Mrs. Fred w. Gooding and Mrs. Paul
Haddock Of Shoshone were guests CT
the Ladies' Club Saturday.
FOR SALE-TwO registered Hamp-
shire bears. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfeld, Idaho.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a cooked
food sale Saturday April LIST. from 2 to
s p. m. In the old drug store room.
w. J. Taper and w. S. Parkhurst
have been selected rs delegates from
the Richheld tract to the state con-
vsntion to be held at Twin Falls April
goth.
The write-up for the Woman's Club
guest day, held last Saturday was re-
ceived to late for this week and will be
published in our next issue.
Charles Miller. Of Denver. one Of the
men who was killed in the Villa raid at
Columbus, N. M, wal a cousin Of Mrs.
R. w. Pridmore, Of Richfsld.
If Dame Rumor Is to be credited the
bachelor club will soon lose two Of
its prominent members who will sail
on the sea Of matrimony.
FOR SALE-McCormick mower and
rake, John Deer 6 foot disc, sulky
plow, walking plow. scraper, etc. Will
sell at a big sacrifice. Geo. Masse,
Marley. Idaho. al
Mrs. Victor Johnson arrived in
Richfield Saturday and will remain
for a few days. The family have been
living in Pocatello during the past
winter.
FOR SALE-4 tables, 4 dressers, 4
stoves, 5bedsteads, 2 cots. s mattresses.
kitchen chairs, 3 gas lights, 8 rocking
chairs, ! sewing machine and ! kitchen
cabinet, by Mrs. Fowler.
ceived another bunch of calves from
the coast. They are fine stock and
arrived in good shape. This is a cheap
way for the man of small means to
get a start in stock.
The results Of many days hard pract-
ice was presented to the people OF
Richfeld last Friday night when a num-
Der of the young people presented ths
laugh producing play entitled "All of
A-Sunden Peggy" The play was
given under the auspices of the Rich
field Woman's Club, and was 4 fnan-
cial success.
Emery Brogan of Smith County.
Kans., who was looking over the coun-
try last fall, bought a dry farm ranch
on Camas Prairie and has recently
returned with his famil y and a of
household goods and farm imple-
ments and will put In a crop this
spring.
Saturday had the app earance of a
real gala day in Richfieldl. The wealth
er was ideal, the Ladies' Club gave
their annual Guest Day program and
lunch, and the Richfield Hotel was
full to overlooking with music, wit
and repartee- The Lat lies Annual
Guest Day is becoming famous AMI
only to Richfield Day.
Jiga-Door-B rindle Young kin, Left
Johnson, and keeper OF the
coin Schwaner, of tb e Ri.hfield Rifle
Club, hit the hike Sunday morning
on a scouting exp edition to locate a
rifle range They returned about two
9. NJ, flushed v nth victory and re-
port a splendid range located on the
Macarthur homf .stead, accessible by
either land, W alter or sky route.
From With Ie-Town to Wabl'le-Town
8 fifteep NJ lies: and to wabl5le thru
he M id With a handsome young
cho> olmau n at your side wen III
9 rrowed rig is a consummaticn oe-
,,out,v to be wished. But when you
-,,hble back over the same roac at
9 @. M. W it'll blood In your eyo n
nu,der in your heart if o can oni5
,,v hands on thrt Imp OF Darkness
that stole your team, well, what wouio
vou do to him? ASK EARL
nell Lennon returned Saturday
from a trip to Rupert Twin
ro,,s and Filler where he has peen
a study Of the genera. conoi
t,ons Of farming and particularly tne
OF clover seed He 'ound tna'
crops that the farmers were
Ine money raising there are the sane
are adapted to the soil nere anu
hat the real secrets OF their success
20 the fertilizing Of the soil, turning
,nder alfalfa and clover sod 4
,toek on farms and crop rotation.
that Richfield looks better 'na
him. and when we get lno