The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-03-17
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the Spellman ranch.
Cooperation means success. W,
wish 10 Cooperate with every land
holder In this vicinity who wishes Il
sell land.
Inc Rlchnsld Land Company,
ii. A. stroud, General III anagsr
A. l.. Fletcher spent the week enu
in BOISE on company business.
G. w. Falkner has sold his banu
OF sheep. however, they will not Dc
delivered until after shearing.
George Schwaner spent Tuesday ~
ohoshone aIIenuIng a regular meet
ing OF the County commissioners.
Mrs. ]. M. Clark and Mrs. Hal
Cornell OF Dietrich were guests OF
MIS-. w. I. Dougnerly FRIDAY ana
saturday.
Van Gossett spent severaI days L..
rocatello attending the annual meet
lag OIL managers OF the Gem StaCv
| lumber Co., last week.
Il. T. Fleming and father of Mime
apolis, Mimi, have been visltina
-.lenus on the tract. IL. 4. VIII worn
.or SId Bloom this summer.
The Hoops boys killed big bobca,
over on the Big Wood RIVER, wne.c
they had gone fishing. The cat mas
large one anu a nne specimen.
]. l.. Jamison left MONDAY Tor - .
Mage dam with crew oil men. Iney
will build a new lauuer en- the Iome4,
and 40 some other NECESSARY rep4.-
woxA
The chicken-pox has broken Oh,
among the school chiiuren ana o4-e
OF the teachers-Mlss LocAwCod--is
confined TO her homo with 1t. Ms
K. G. Phelps IS teaching ncr uepa.
ment
OF course Clarence Winters Is sic.
ping high. Wen, who has a De,te.
right? Yes, it is bonnie, blue-eyeu
Miss. Mother and Daughter dom.
fine. And Clarence; wen, he's o..
Of danger.
Chas. Hubert sold to G. w. Falk
ner $40 head of cows and elghty
calves last Friday. This was The neru
hat Hubert brot in from oregon
about ten days ago. The TRANSACTION
involved about $4,000
Hal Ross arrived home triuay fron
st. Joe, Mo-, where he has be :.
pending the winter. lie says ina.
e failed to see any country ina,
ooked better than RichIield.
W. Id. Fender and vile were Ill
iichfield Friday proving up on wa.e-
lights on the Little Wooa, where ths-.
anch is located. They report tho.
EN- Fender has had to Xiii i've hog
lat were bit by coyores which ha4
lie rabies :
Richfield has null dressed copper
q appeared in his summer unilorAa
lis week-spin, spank and new, Ia
udinE belt and baton, anu it W..
cry noticeable that the Riddles were
'urting the acquaintance of the new
Up. His name is ]. Lennon, Jr. 7
H. A. Stroud and family have b.
Irne permanent residents OF R4cn
eld. having. secured the heeves COZ
ge. They are now installed in their
sw home. The Recorder extends the
and of fellowship and a welcoAe
our midst.
S. F. Hickman, an experienced
'wsDaper man formerly from Fruita, =,
,lo. was a visitor with the Strou-
mily Sun day Mr.. Hickman lett Mon =,
y for Hill City, where he will tax, o
ntrol of tho Hill City NEWS a.. !.
lging from reports Of Mr. Hickman : =
ility as an editor Hill City will !,
We a live paper. :,
At a recent meeting of the school pl
ard Prof Hughell was again hired o,
: the ensuing year at salary of
500 for the school term. During the r.
MINER months the Professor will
re change of the boys and girls
b. Rfchtield is proud Of her Boys p
l Girls Club, and they are carrying =
the prizps in the county contests.
Berkshire bill received ten one
ok old calves which were shipped M
from the Tillamook country by
atherwax. These calves are good
de DurhaIu n, and would weigh 100 ii
each and are fine bunch. This d
q cheap way to get start In
tx and If you are interested In -
* see thtS Deacon. l.