The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-10-06
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ppOioici, IuS miilsT VI Tue Ice,
says his business is grinding righ'
along" Read his new ad in this mum
Der of The Recorder.
Lost-Wheel of baby carriage OF
Richield Dyy. Finder kindly leave a
Recorder office.
j. e. Vertrees is buying hogs, hay
and grain for shipment.
d. W. Reeves is home from an en-
joyable fishing trip above HALEY.
j. H. Schaner is enroute to Denver
with a carload of fat hogs for the
market.
DR.. E. K. Adams o; Bellevue drove
down Saturday 10 minsle with the
big crowd.
County Treasurer w. H. Copp and
family of Shoshone, attended the
Richfeld Day celebration here last
Saturday.
~ n ClClO, dtAiOOl dilO OdiQidobC
for state senator, and Thomas Jay
both of Jerome, we're fair visit
ors Saturday.
Mr.. Shellington, of the Idaho State
Life Insurance Co., is in town from
Boise this week in the interests OF
his company.
H. e. Essley, assistant secretary of
Idaho Irrigation Co., was called to
Boise on Monday for a couple of
days business trip.
Clarence Wheeler, Lincoln county's
popular sheriff, Tco wants to be sher-
if some more, Was shaking hands
with friends here last Saturday.
Miss Stella Cook. of S%hoshone, the
county school superintendent, assist
ed Miss Kelley as judge in the wom-
ems department at the fair Satur-
day.
Mrs. C. ]. Lisle and daughter of
Magic came down to enjoy the fair
Saturday, and remained a few days
as the guests of Mrs. George Schwan-
ar. wife of Cashier Schwaner of the
Richfeld State Bank.
Messrs. E. Shearing, A. S. Mccoy
and R. A. Goul, all or Bull, Idaho,
here last Saturday rocking over
he tract with a view to purchasing
They were under the escort
If w. S. Parkhurst.
Mrs. H. c. Cornell, wife of the state
highway engineer, and Mrs. ]. M.
Clarke, wife of the u. P. station ag-
snt at Dietrich and representative
rom Lincoln county in the state leg
stature last year were fair visitors
rom Dietrich Saturday.
Mrs. Owen Youngkin returned Sun
night from a three weeks visit
With Mr.. Youngkin's mother in the
apital city. Mr.. Youngkin went to
'hoshone that evening and met his
rau in the big car.
A good rain visited this section
aturday and Sunday and during the
arly part of the week, which, if fol-
owed by a drying wind, will make
he work of threshers much more
leasant. 1t will require about two
-eeks to finish t%hreshing in this To-
]. H. Lane, who owns a valuable
on the river, has just bought
bout 1000 tons of alfalfa hay and
Ill feed 1900 lambs this winter.
he fact that the hay is raised here,
ought here and fed here by local :
eople marks this tract as an all {
,und and ideal stock feeding center.
e. T. c. Barber and wife of Sho-
lone spent Saturday afternoon TAX !
6 in the fair. MI. Barber is editor l
the Shoshone Journal and is the
oneer newspaper man of Richfeld,
here he has many warm friends who
e always glad to meet him and
'eminisce" over day of long ago. r
Our friend Owen Youngkin is buy
6 hay to bale for shipment. 5
w. E. Patterson of Dietrich, who
the democratic candidate for coun- T
treasurer and ex-oficio tax col r
,tor of Lincoln county, was a caller
The Recorder office Saturday and
We the printer an order for some q
b work. Aside from his democrat )
tendencies, we couldn't find any b
ing to the discredit of Mr.. Patter-
a, who is a genial and likeable
ntleman.
Mr.. Poteet, the Colfax candy man n
who owns a splendid ranch
hit miles west of Richfeld, is en- al
ged in laying a pipe line and will tn
tall a hydraulic ram to force the De
ter into his buildings from Cotton
I'D slOuPh and will install an cleo Or