The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-05-19

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Twin Falls.
The Fowler family left Monday for
their new home at Pocatello.
Sid Bloom bought the Crosby old
tin lizzie and now trouble begins.
7per cent money on well improvd
ranch lands. Lyman G. Taylor, Good
ing, Idaho. ml2
w. L. Seward and Alex Trowbridge,
of Gooding. spent Tuesday night at the
Richfeld hotel
FOR SALE-Two registered Hamp-
shire boars. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfield. Idaho.
Pete Moe and John Holman of Sho-
shone we're shaking hands with friends
in Richfield Wednesday afternoon.
LOST Black Poland China sow.
crop off on left ear. Finder please no
tify Duet Johnson and receive reward.
Geo. Lisle has gone to Fairfield
where he will take charge of the
Stroud real estate firm for Camas
Prairie.
Having purchased a registered Per-
cheron stallion, viii stand him At my
farm miles north of Richfeld. Duet
johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennecke entertained
at dinner last Thursday. evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Hughell. DR.. Brannon and the
high school graduates.
j. NJ Clark and wife of Dietrich
motored over Sunday evening just to
see the sights of village with real
metropolitan airs.
day night as they were returning
from the famous fishing grounds at
the Magic Reservoir.
FOR SALE Purebred White
Wyandotte setting eggs. sl.0O per
setting See w. A. Dennecke, Jr
Richfield. m26
The first car went over the Galena |
Pass last Friday. However, there is |
some dispute as to whether it went |
over on ski or horse power.
NJ R. Kays left Thursday morning
for Salt Lake, to meet Mrs. Rays and
the babies who are enroute home from
Arizona. They will arrive home Fri
day night.
Mrs John F. and Mrs. Dave Engle
went to Shoshone Friday to meet the
mother of Mrs. John Engle, who ar
rived on No II Friday night from
Nebraska, and will spend the summer
with her daughter.
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., Shoshone, Idaho.
Pete Johnson has ordered the ru-
Pete fully believes in the future of
he Richfield tract and says that if +
le had $4,000 he would invest 1t
lere.
H. E. Essley and D. E. Weatherwax .
Afn 70 1nxr -
witness the opening ball game of the
eason between the Shoshone and II
Jerome teams. The result was to p
, in favor of the Shoshone team.
The Recorder is in receipt of a let
er from DIR. w. A. Sullivan stating y
hat he will be here the End and Sd -
{ June to give demonstrations in the =
roper method of vaccinating for the =
og cholera. Every hog raiser should "
e prepared to attend these meetings
Walker, Taper, Bloom, Crosby and =.
rane went over to Gooding last -
thursday night to attend the annual -
anquet of Masons. $50 sat down to
10 spread, and very enjoyable time ."
as had by all. The first, or entered ~
prentice degree was conferred on r.
: A. Quicker.
Postoffice Inspector Ballard was
aking the rounds Of the tract with :.
lelps, looking over the feasibility ~
a. rural route. We are informed g.
at he will report on one route as -
lows: Starting at Richfield, thence W
Q mile east to the Williams place,
rth four miles to the Flavell cor ~
:, thence east to the schoolhouse, "
til to the Billings corner, return ~
south to the Pridmore corner, Pos
n west three miles, to Speedy's
tn two miles to the Taylor corner, ne,
two miles, south quarter, then II a
town. This will make a II mile SINS
e, and will be served three times the
eek. There is some talk Of dis use.