The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-04-28
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Wednesday.
H. A. Stroud and clerk D. V. Spaul-
ing transacted business in Wendell
Monday.
Quot Johnson who has been spending
the last two weeks in Utah returned
home Friday.
F. A. Wilcox has leased his forty to
Dan Kountanias who will fence and
crop it this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Brigham of Los
Angeles, are visiting with H. E. Ess-
ley and family.
W. A. Brooks, recently from Wash
ington, has leased the Roger Merrill
farm northeast of town.
7 per cent money on well improved
ranch lands on the North Side Tract.
Lyman G. Taylor, GoOding, Idaho. m12
c.. j. Lisls is down with the spotted
fever. DR.. Scallon was called to Magic
Sunday and is in charge of the case.
FOR SALE-Two registered Hamp-
shire bosrs. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfeld, Idaho.
Bill Parkhurst was at Boise Satur-
day, in the interest of the farmers at
the meeting held before the Land
Board.
The Idaho Irrigation Co. has had an
artistic sign in gold leaf lettering
placed on the large west window of the
office.
S. c. Bixler, of Hepburn, deputy
revenue collector was looking over
Uncle Sans collections in Richheld
Monday.
Miss Mary Haines. daughter Of R.
l.. Haines, commonly known as Gov.
Bob" arrived from Omaha Sunday for
avisit with her father and brother.
Ernest Jacobson has accepted the
local agency for the Eilers Music House
of Boise and has on display a fine Kim
ball piano in the old drug store room.
H. M. Fike wife and daughter, L. H.
Dysert and Miss Vineyard motored
over Sunday from GoodinR in Fixes
new IL cylinder Ford and dinnsd at the
hotel Richfield.
M. r. Rays and w. L. Gorton who
have been doing the two-step, tango
and glide over the Twin Falls and Bull
country for several days arrived home
last night.
The children of the Richfeld schoo
will give Lotto" a Japanese farce in
four scenes. on Friday evening, May 5.
at 8 c, o'clock, at the town hall. Ad-
mission 20 cents.
George Lyle, secretary Of the Rich
field Land Co., who has been in the
hospital at Boise where he underwent
successful operation. returned Wednes
day to Richfield.
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 & Ad-
tract Co., S~hoshone, Idaho. {
H. A. Stroud says that everybody
,ver at Wendell is so imbuded with the :
ipirit of optimism and good feeling that :
hey are just making things hum and it
loes one good to bump up against a n
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A. j. Merrill, a prominent attorney :
# Bangor, Maine, is here looking after u
he interests of his son, A. Roger Msr- '
ill. Mr.. Merrill is much pleased with !
he country and says that Roger still =
as the fever and will some day return .
o his ranch northeast Of town.
L.. C. Eastwood has sold his place d
rest of town to his cousin F. S. East .
rood, a large rancher in the Wood =
Valley. Lew will now give his ="
hole time to the development of his II
inning property in the HALEY district. -
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Last Sunday some of the members G.
{ the Rifle Club were out looking over q,
,e grounds and trying out the guns. 70
n next Sunday will be held the first h,
OCULAR shoot. Several are claiming 4,
icy will plug in some bulls eyes. The d
ght selected is an ideal one. and the or
,ys are al enthusiastic and will burn
lot Of powder this summer. If you o;
. not q member. you had better see III
H. johnson at once and get in on W.
. big shoot Sunday afternoon. ii,
Peter N. Vanderzander, Of Wash II
rton county, Oregon, arrived In Rich tn
ID Tuesday and will commence ct E'
q 70 build on the 80 acres which he st
light last fall and will clear and break be
same for fall seeding. Mr.. Van HI
zandsr was here last fall when We Sp
re complaining of water shortage, re'
eftor looking over the tract and of