The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-01-14
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ana sui Sne SHOWS.
The Recorder is eight years old today
W. L. Gorton is a Boise visitor this
week.
FOR SALE Fresh cow A bargain.
Owen Youngkin.
Three cars of hogs were shipped to
Caldwell this week.
Are you doing your share, to fill up
these news columns?
Ernest Wennstrom, of Gooding was
visitor here this week.
M. R. Rays and W. L. Gorton, were
Gooding visitors last Saturday.
Clarence Wheeler, Twas a business
visitor in Richfield, Monday.
Everybody and his neighbor, s wife is
taking advantage of the fine sleighing.
The devil is getting out this issue,
so don't kick, if it isn't up to standary.
The school wagons are finding it very
hard to make time on the unbroken
roads.
j. v. Dawson and w. A. Ducker of
the Gem State Lumber Co., were in the
city Thursday.
per cent farm loans. Send for APP
plication blank. J. +. Edgerton, Fair
field, Idaho.
Mr.. Lennon, our popular drayman, |
who has been laid up for repairs, is
back on the job again.
Geo. Schwaner, was in Shoshone the
first of the, attending meeting of the
County Commissioners.
Registered Hampshire gifts and boars
for sale x Mountain View Ranch, w.
S. Parkhurst, owner.
w. s. Parkhurst. is in Boise this
week, attending the Swine Growers
Association which is in session there.
The Idaho Irrigation Co., has receiv-
ed car load of saw dust, from up the
branch, and will commence putting up
ice soon.
The HALEY passenger is being pulled
by two engines now days. this being
necessary on account of the heavy
snow drifts.
Next Monday, postmaster Phelps,
will. in order to increase his sales, sell
thirteen two-cent stamps, for cent
and quarter.
The men of Richfeld have decided to
have something to say, and have pur-
chased beautiful Edison machine for
that purpose. s
K. G. Phelps, our congenial post
master is back at the window again,
after an absence of several. days on &C
count of sickness.
Marshall Poteet is busy man these {
days, shoveling snow. He says thathe
is looking for some good huskies, to
shovel by the ton. t
VIM. Goodheart, of Weiser, official U
lecturer for the Masonic lodge, is in the
city this week, delivering series of a
lectures to the local order.
Two members of the Richfeld Boys
and Girls Club, have won sweepstakes
for this section. They are. Merle Cor
ow on corn, and Ted Hopes on pota-
toes.
A. B. Stevenson, Superintendent of c
the Idaho Division, of the Oregon
Short Line, passed through Richfield c
in his private car last Sunday, on tour
of inspection of the branch. e
At the Maintenance and Operation
conference to be held at Boise Febru- u
airy g. and 5, w. L. Gorton, of the
Idaho Irrigation company, will talk on ~
Rotation VS.. Continuous flow.
Fred Brown and family G. w.
Faulkner and family, were guests at
the Richfeld hotel Saturday. Messrs.
Brown and Faulkner have purchared
the band of sheep from Mr.. Hubert, =,
together with the hay, and will winter =
on the tract The families Will occupy I'll
the Shaw house.
At last Richfield is to have real su
show, at least that is what the advance r r,'
agent tells US. Tom Christy's, all W,
white minstrels, will appear hear on -
] anuary 10 and 20. Better take it in,
for it is not often we are given an OPP
portunity of seeing show of this kind.
E. E. Streitz brought his band of
sheep it from the range Saturday. He q.
las been keeping them on what is O.
snown as Wild Horse Butte, about
wenty miles southeast of Richfield, D.
hey are in splendid condition. There ~
ire two other bands on the desert that
will be brought down next week, and D.
yill be wintered at Duet Johnson's ~
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