The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-12-15
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49, - 1918 49,
w. S. Henderson of Salt Lake City,
arrived in Richfield Sunday.
Farm Loans, as cheap as the cheap
est. S. D. Boone & Son. Haley, Idaho
Established 1882. A23
Duet Johnson lost a fine COW from
bloat last week.
7 per cent none on well improved
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. m12
C. P. Johnson and Walter Stevens of
Marley, were visitors in the Hub
Tuesday.
] am in the market for your grain.
livestock, hay and potatoes. j. E.
Vertrees at Gem State Lbr. Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.. Brush,
on Sunday, December 10, 1916, a son.
Andy Peterson has been serving from
rs to $50 meals a day for the past
month.
The Stevens Bros, of Marley have
bought the Nordstrom ranch and will
make it their future home.
w. J. Taper left Monday with a car
of hogs for Seattle. He will visit his
wife and son at Spokane on his way
home.
w. G. Nordman of Marley, has sold
out and left this week for Fairfield,
Utah, where he will make his future
home.
j. E. Vertrees has rented the balance
of the rooms over the bank and will
move in with his family the first of the
week.
Not a vacant house to be had in
town or on the tract. Some modern
cottages built here would pay well on
the investment.
Link Snyder, whe has a ranch at the
Magic dam, left Wednesday for Coer
d. Alene, where he will spend the win
ter with his brother.
Fred w. Powell left today for Spo-
kane to join Mrs. Powell and together
they will enjoy the Holidays with
friends and relatives.
The Annual Community Christmas
entertainment will be given Friday,
December % in the town hall at 800
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
Richfeld's boy merchant, whose ad :
appears in The Recorder, reports a :
thriving business in hides and pelts '
this week. Well. Artie is a hum Z
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FOR SALE-Registered Holstein >
bull, Segis Canary Of Gramaholm, 3rd :
Sire; Segis Canary No. 71,12O, Dam; y
Grace Aggie Corinne De Kol No. 142,- =
94s- Inquire at this office. h
The two days old infant of Mr.. and 50
Mrs. Marcus Lucius, residing one and a
'ne-half miles east Of town, died Sat nj
lrday, December 2 and funeral services Or
held at the residence the follow lie
ng day, conducted by Rev. E. E. S,
,rabtree, pastor of the Methodist or
hurch. "a
Henry, the two-weeks-old baby of d,
If. and Mrs. M. Shockley, died Sunday CT
light, December 10, 1916, at the home tn
the parents in the north part of CT
The funeral services were held tu
le following day at the residence, sol
'nducted by Rev. E. f. Crabtree, AL
of the Methodist church. and Wit
terment was made in Richfield Gene f
ry. So,
). r. Goodrich, who bought a forty urC
rough Jim Lane last week, got the at
irit of optimism that prevails here Mr..
I'd after his arrival home at Mt. Yer Doc
N, Washington, telegraphed Lane to I
cure another eighty for him and that at
e draft was mailed to make payment we
Oh, well, there is nothing to we,
Rlchfield will soon be a second Tn.
vim Falls. 90
c. Benedict, who for several nua
'nths has been head man for Byrne
os. Mercantile establishment of this e
zee. has resigned his situation, the for
to take effect in a few weeks. H
I. Benedict has secured a more lucra- mo,
e position in Iowa, where he will be Coo
'ely associated with his little daugh- M
VINO is now in the custody of his Nor
'er, Mrs. Frutchey. -
wen Youngkin will SHE his hat. in eon
ring for Highway Commissioner. one,
re should be one from each section tbe
"a tract, that is, one from the Wy
"a end, one from Marley and one M
q Hlchfield. Youngkin probably 800
RI the tract more often than the aus
ority of people, as his business.
ng hogs and grain. necessitates D
citing owe the tract frequently. RAM
this 10 q free for all race, get in an al
body who wants to while the get Mis-
ID good. Then the peonle will eraI d