The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-08-12

Mrs. Igou visited in Shoshone last
Sunday.
Porch columns and cedar pickets
at Murftt's.
M. J. Byrne was in the city from
Burns Tuesday.
Have your letter heads and envelopes
printed in Richfeld.
Don Grant made a business trip
to Shoshone Saturday.
w. e. Irwin of HALEY was in Rich
field on business Monday
The Recorder will do your job work
with neatness and despatch
Shipping tags with your name and
business printed at thisofiice.
N. M. Ruicl1 of Boise, was III Rich
field Friday on Official besiness.
A large number of Richfield people
spent the day Sunday on the river.
Mrs. w. A. Denecke left last Fri
day for few days visit at Boise
D. c. Strunk of Tykura, was trans
acting business in Richfeld Tuesday.
R. E. Mickelwait left Wednesday
evening for a business visit at Gooding.
Cool off by getting a cake OF ice de-
lvered to your door. Foley & Thomas
have it.
e. A. Hummel, an architect Of
Boise, was in the city on business
Monday
Mrs. Ira Ferguson will leave Fri
day for a two weeks visit at the
Seattle fair.
The Farmers Association Of the
Richfield tract will meet in this city
Saturday afternoon.
Walter Smith went down TO Sifo-
shone Saturday evening on business.
He returned Sunday.
Walter G. Smith and wife of Min
nessota are visiting with Mrs. Smiths
Brother, Don Grant, Jr.
Farmer C. D. Lehmkuhl was in from
his ranch Monday and went down to
Shoshone Monday evening.
C. H. Fitch, manager of the Idaho
Irrigation Company, is in Spokane this
week, attending the Irrigation con-
gress.
Lee Kirtley shipped the rest Of his
belongings to Bellevue Monday and
will make that city his home in the
future
Walter Boone and wife were in from
their ranch after supplies Tuesday
Mr.. Boone reports his crops as grow
ing nicely.
Mrs. A. D. Lisonbee visited with
Mrs. M. J. Farmer over Sunday and
left Monday for Seattle to join Mr.
Lisonbee.
M. J. Byrne is arranging to bring his
family to Richfield to spend the winter,
to take advantage of the excellent pub
lie schools.
The Recorder office is turning out
lot of very satisfactory printing for
large number of satisfied customers.
Bring in your orders.
Postmaster Reeves has added new
money order window to his new post
Office fixtures, which adds greatly to
the appearance of the office.
Mr.. Igou and Mr. Neil registered for
the land drawing at Spokane last week
and Mr.. Neil returned to Richfield and
Mr.. Igou is now in Portland.
F. C. Strawn and wife left Satur-
day for West Virginia. Mr.. Strawn
will return in few days while Mrs
Strawn will visit in that country for
some time.
MI. Unger of American Falls, ar
rived in Richfeld this week to take /
charge of the Murfitt lumber yard, pur-
chased last week by ]. V. Dawson of
American Falls.
Miss Alta Brannan, who has been
employed in the offices Of the Idaho
Irrigation Company for some time has
resigned her position, and left Monday
for her home at Boise.
A. H. Wright is demonstrating TO
the citizens of Richfeld that garden
sass will do well here. He has fine
garden on the MotheraI place, joining
the town on the north.
H. w. Alexander, for the past sew
eral months employed as craftsman
in the J. G. White Co. Office here, left
Wednesday for visit to his home in
Montgomery, Alabama.
Bellevue is to have new water
works system and work will begin at
NICE. A. H. Wright of this city did
he engineering work and Bellevue IS
veil pleased with the job.