The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-04-14
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acting business in Richfeld Monday.
A women doesn't realize her strength
until she finds . mans weakness.
DIR. E. X. Adams and wife, of Belle
vue,w were week end guests at the Rich
field hotel.
Geo. W. Manning, the veteran col
lsctor of the Boise Statesman was in
Richield Wednesday.
Andy says, il you want a frst-class
smoke come down and have a Glass
on him at nve cents each.
This old world wouldn't move along
so fast, If it depended On some people
we know to push it along.
s. D. Boone, of HALEY. was looking
over the tract Saturday with a view of
loaning money on Richfeld farms.
FOR SALE-Two registered Hamp-
shire bears. Address Mountain View
Ranch, Richfield, Idaho.
Our fellow townsman, h. M. Fagin
is the proud owner of a new Ford car.
and is wearing the smile of content
ment.
H. E. McCurry, representing the
Capital News. was doing a thriving bus
mess securing subscriptions in Richfield
Monday.
H. E. Essley and wife and W. T.
Dougherty and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday at Twin Falls taking in
the Auto show.
Watch us grow. Seventy-two new
subscribers were added to the Recorder
list last week, and all from outside of
Lincoln county.
H. A. Stroud and D. v. Spaulding
made a tour Of the Dietrich tract Mon
day. Mr.. Stroud visited with his old
friends the w. T. Wells family.
The Recorder has just received a
shipment of Old Hampshire Vellum and
Society Fabric stationery for the ladies'
Better try a box.
w. T. Dougherty has bought the
Graham forty joining his place on
the south. Hill says that it takes $1,000
of any mans money to get his 20
acres and it is not on the market at
that.
r. D. Addison has returned from
Boise, where he has been spending
the winter and is preparing for spring
work Oh. his ranch. Add. is wear ng
the same old optimistic smile and says
that things look good to him here.
The Mountain View ranch reports
81 fire Hampshire pigs to date with
only a loss of two. This is a fine
showing as the Hampshire sow are
very prolific and the best OF mothers
and the pigs are strong and hearty.
1t 10 surely pleasing when you get
away from home to hear people say
Richfeld is the ~cleansst and best kept |
town in southern Idaho. Well every
town is not ~ fortunate in having a
Poteet as caretaksr.
If you don't think there is prosperity
in the air, just step into Lennon Bros.
warehouse and look over the large
shipment of goods that has arrived.
They are prepared to take care of the
heavy spring trade which they are en-
The Democratic county convention
net Saturday at Shoshone to select
delegates to the state convention to be
held at Pocatello April 18th. The fol
owing delegates were selected: w. I.
Doughert, Richfeld; ]. NJ. Clark, Diet
C. O. Stockslager and a. D. Hoist
shoshone and Henry Hall of Jerome.
]. v. Dawson, general manager and
9. G.. Reed auditor of the Gem State
Lumber Co. were looking over their
.ichfeld yard Wednesday. These
rentlemen feel very optimistic about
he future in general and we're much
,leased with conditions on the Rich
ield tract.
Dietrich has shipped in and out thirty
we cars Of stock and merchandise since
anuary first, this Of course does not f;
nclude local shipments. Dietrich is
ortunats in having a Short Line agent
has the interest of the community
s well as the company at heart. J. M. I
lark is q booster and fits in anywhere !
Ike an old shoe. !
The Womsn's Club held its regular Ii
Getting April 9Th. Mrs. Draper read v
! interesting paper on ancient drama. b
I'd Mrs. Gorton told about modern v
.amatists, Miss Ava McMa hon sang
Irish lullaby. The followin g officers !
ere elected for the eomilig year; :
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