The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-06-09
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be in Richfield Monday, June IL, for
three days.
7 per cent money on well improvd
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. ml2
Mrs. A. B. Wright gave birth to a
baby girl Monday night. mother and
baby doing nicely.
Andy Peterson is having his store
building painted outside and calcomined
and painted inside.
FOR SALE-H Household goods from
three rooms. Will sell all or part.
Mrs. G. S. Hopes. js
Elmar ]. Sweder arrived Saturday
from Mountain Home and will remain
on his ranch north of town.
M. R. Rays and wife and w. L. Cor
ton and wife motored to Boise Satur-
day, returning Monday night.
1t is reported that F. w. Powell has
bought new car, and will now help
to swell the Standard Oil Golfers.
For Sale: Registered Hampshire
Pigs. Prices right. Address, Mountain
View Ranch, RichfieId, Idaho.
The daughter of Mrs. Mary Ivers
who was kicked by horse last week is
improving although still unable to walk
much.
Tom Byrns made a trip to Boise in
his new Studebaker. taking with him
his niece and some friends from Spring
Creek
Mrs. Schwaner met with painful |
accident in stepping on nail, which |
entered the ball of the foot, as a result |
she is quite lame.
For Sale: One yearling Registered
Hampshire Boar. Marked true to type.
Mountain View Ranch, RichfieId, Ida
no.
G. w. Shillington, special agent for
the Idaho State Life Insurance Co is
spending the week in Richfield solicit
ing business for his company.
DR.. Geo. Hardan. the dentist who
used to live in Richfeld, was married
June third, at Bsllingham. Washington
to Miss Hazel Leonia Horn, of that city
A. H. Sonner from the Resurrection
Flats. was in town Tuesday. Hs says
that his grain is looking fine, wheat all
stooled out, and six inches high. He
has Ito acres in grain. =
E. H., Allen, C. o. Paulson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taper and Miss Hopkins made
trip to the Magic Dam in Aliens new
Ford which he calls the Idyle-hour.
They enjoyed luncheon with the Isle
family and report a fine time. G
A hot dinner will be served in the
church basement under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid Society. Saturday, t
Tune 18th, beginning at $50 p. m. d
Adults IS cents, children under ten 20
cents.
Major Reed passed up the line Thurs II
lay for Haley to look after his mining r
in that section. The Major v
s looking hale and hearty and is still
Iinging the PRAISES of Idaho, MY v
IDAHO. e
The Recorder has made arrangements =
o receive the reports from the Chi ~
ago convention by special wire and
hey will be posted on bulletin board in hi
ront Of the Office. Going some to ri
ave 100 per cent paper in 100 per al
ent town. hs
Judge Boutwell, is kept on the jump
1ess days dispensing justice. He fin
he'd court at HALEY Wednesday, and W
rom there he went to Boise to preside
yer Judge McCarthy's court for the O.
eek end and then will open court at of
fountain Home. nc
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Chas. Brazier of Gooding spent
Tsdnesday looking over the tract with
w. StiIlwell with the purpose of st
,curing contracts for well drilling. m'
sveral parties have decided to have "a
ellis drilled before winter and the an
ork will be commenced soon. IN
tn,
John H. Minis editor of the North VIC
de News, and E. G. Reed auditor Of
e Gem State Lumber Co., were
est at the Richfield hotel Monday ''' :,
yht and left Tuesday morning for the ""
BOD River valley, where Mr.. Minis %,
uld do the Isaac Walton stunt while oe'
ed transacted business in Haley so'
fiss Hopkins is visiting her sister Co
}. Taper. She will 60 from here Co
he Yellowstone Park where she has and
engagement with an amusement Orl
pany for the summer. Miss Hop in
il an elocutionist of marked alb
and has been teaching in Boise