The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-03
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Co.'S. ad in this issue.
And, she come in like lion. March.
Rev. Jas. Leitch was Haley visitor
this week.
w. j. Taper spent several days
IN Boise this week.
owen Youngkin spent the week erd
at Boise on business.
Tom Byrnes made business trip to
Bellevue this week.
Speaking of the feminine prop, the
girls just seem to grin and bear it.
The schoolmarms of Richfield were
all in Shoshone Saturday attending
teachers convention.
Plant trees, and place your order
with L. C. Eastwood, whose add APP
pears in this issue.
The Recorder is in receipt of a let
ter from Sid Bloom stating that the
family will return home about March
10th.
The Gooding College people are start
ing campaign to raise the balance of
the funds required to build and equip
the college.
Chas. Hubert landed Wednesday
with train load of stock cattle from
Oregon, they will finish the winter here
then go to the range.
John Thomas the Gooding banker
shipped in four hundred head of stock
this week to feed up the hay he bought
on the tract last fall.
The victrola Club spent Saturday
night chasing moonbeams around the
city hall to the tune of Little Bette
Martin Tip Toe Fine"
State Bank Examiner Will II.
Young spent Saturday and Sunday in
Richfield making his regular examin-
alton Of the First State Bank.
Mountain View Ranch is calveing 100
per cent, E. E. Streitz is Landing 127
per cent and Berkshire Bill is plying
$50 per cent Who says this isn't
stock country.
H. A. Stroud has rented the Reeves
house and will move his family to Rich
field within few days. Mr.. Stroud
will be right onto the job every minute
when it comes to selling land.
o. E. Burton arrived home Sunday
from Boise where he has been at the
bed side of his wife who has under
gone a critical surgical operation.
Mrs. Burton is reported now out of
danger and slowly improving.
Wheat and in fact all grain has
taken another slurlp Chicago quotes
81 cents lower, with May at $1.13
and July $1-10, Portland market from
81 to 80 cts. This means $1.10 to
$115 F. o. B. Richfield.
We wonder if it wouldn't pay some
one to get busy and build some modern
cottages to rent. There is not va
can't house in town and the demand is
anil with the present price
IF lumber, s22 to $25 per M. it would
De good inv estment.
Richffeld with her picture shows,
Hawaiian troubadores, social dances,
aides clubs and other social functions
has got gay Paris backed off the map
according to size and population.
H P. Davis, who with H. L. Wright
bought the Engle ranch last fall, ar
rived in Richfield Tuesday to prepare
suitable quarters for his family and
stock, until he can build. Mr.. Davis
will ship car of stock from Washing
ton, his former home, and will move
MS family here about the middle of the
month.
Religious topics occupied the atten-
ton of the Woman's Club at its reg
liar meeting February 26. The
Women of the Bible" was the subject
handled by Mrs. McMahon in an in
5eresting way Mrs. Fowler told OF
the influence of ancient religions as
we'll as the influence of the Christian
religion. Mr.. Leitch's paper on The
Jewish People, presented the subject
n a complete instructive way, giving
heir history and characteristics, their
present conditions and forecasting
somewhat their future. Mrs. Brush
ang a beautiful solo. After regular
business, the club adjourned until the
lext regular meeting, March II, when
he literary program will be given.
C. ]. Isle has a splendid article in
he February number of Motor 1t
as to do with trip made last year in
rhich M. r. Kays, H. E. Essley, l..