The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-05-12
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j. l.. Jamisom, Of Magic, was
Richfeld visitor this week
G. r. Hit, State bank examine
was Richfield caller Saturday.
Partly improved 40 acres close t
town for rent cheap. Enquire at thi
office.
per cent money on well improve
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. mi
Hal Cornell and wife of Dietrich
were early morning visitors in Rich
field, Tuesday.
FOR SALE-Two registered Hamp
shire bears. Address Mountain View
Ranch. Richfield. Idaho.
Today marks the close of one of tn.
most successful school years ever helc
in Richfield.
WANTED-Live chickens. Will pay
IL cents f. O. b. Shoshone. McFal
Hotel
Thomas B. Hawxhurst, of Golconda,
Nevada, is 81 ending few days wit
his old friend H. A. Stroud.
LOST Black Poland China SOW,
crop off on left ear. Finder please no.
tify Duet Johnson and receive reward.
Having purchased a registered Per-
cheron stallion, will stand him at my
farm 8 miles north of Richfeld. Duet
johnson.
A number of Richfield people made a
trip to the Magic Dam last Sunday, in
search OF trout. but report very poor
catch.
Why not have that printing done, now?
The Recorder will do it in manner that
is bound to please you, both in work
manship and price.
FOR SALE Purebred White
Wyandotte setting eggs. $l.0O per
setting. See w. A. Denecke, Jr.
Richfield. m26
The Fowler family will leave the
18th for Pocatello, where they will
make their future home Richfield will
be the loser and Pocatello the gamer
by the move.
Clyde and Frank Dane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Power and Margaret Ormsby of Good
ing were guests at the Richfield Ho-
tel Saturday night, and left Sunday
for days fishing at the Magic reser-
voir.
Money to loan on Carey Act lands on
the Richfield and Dietrich tracts.
Long time with repayment privileges.
A new plan that saves you money.
Write US today. Lincoln Loan & Adj
'tract Co., Shoshone, Idaho.
A. H. Sonner was transacting bust
ness in Richfield Saturday. He re-
ports winter wheat looking fine. Mr.
Sonner built reservoir above his
-anch and says that it now holds over
1000 acre-feet of water.
Henry Lane has his sheep north
If Kimama, where he IS In full swing
Ihearing. He sold his wool Saturday {
or 20 cents and Is feeling about AS s
risky as four-yeer old colt Wen: {
Who wouldn't with 99.cent wool? II
Laughing Jack. the Richfield Hotel .
oily and capable porter. took a day :
If and went to Gooding to buy some
lew toys. Well, you can suspect most
ny Of the boys these days. Maybe
ack Is the next one to book up.
'Lolo" the Japanese play given by
ne pupils of the Richfield school last
riday evening. was decided success.
he house being well filled. Those o
no took part are to be congratulated ii
, the play showed the results Of much
ard study and careful training. a
Pete Johnson arrived in town Sat q
rday He will be here several days =
4 business connected with his ranch.
nd will go from here to Vale, Ore, - -
here he has large job Of structur- 6
iron work. Mr.. Johnson says things
ok mighty good to him here. in
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Burton en- at
rtained at one-thirty luncheon. on BY
'ursday of last week. twenty eight
ests. The Mesdames Gooding. New re
IN, Custer, Wheeler and Zeller being a
esent from Shoshone. Pink and he
lite sweet peas were used for dec h
ltions.
When the lure Of idaho, and parti- te
ar1y Rfchfisld, once gets into ones tic
TEN, It is irresfltible. Our old M,
md and former fellow townsman,
r. Mick6lwAit, dropped off the do
u Saturday morning and after FOL
ping down few mouthfuls OF real riy
10 Ozone, remarked: This coun- 'n'
- <h~.v, al okinuad a CONN.,