The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-12-16

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Have your letter heads and envelopes
printed in Richfield
Louis A Hamilton, of Gooding, was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Shells and babe returned last
week from Denver.
Come in out of the cold and get hot
soda. H. M. Moore Co.
F. Crane of Shoshone transacted bus
mess in the city Monday.
w. T. Gossett went down to Sho-
shone on business this week.
Ray Leach left Wednesday for Boise
where ne will shend the winter
W. a. Quicker of Gooding, was trans
acting business in our city this week.
Water Superintendent Moynihan
transacted business in Boise Wednes-
day.
R. J. Maize of Hoboken, ~ j., was
registered at the Richfield Hotel Mon
day.
]. R. Lusk of Boise, transacted bust
ness in this city the latter part of last
week.
Monogram cigars, you will like them.
6 for rs cents on Saturdays. H. M.
Moore
The Macarthur barber shop has NOV
81 ;rtr, ~. er,,+J, ,oo,,, 80 +lo p.-,.,,.o
building.
The school children are busy this
week practicing for their Christmas
entertainment.
C. D. Lehmkuhl and wife left Tues
day for visit with relatives and
friends at Boise.
Mrs. ]. M. Beeman and little daugh-
ter visited friends in Haley Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Pastering on the new school house
was started Tuesday and will be rushed
to completion.
Manager C. H. Fitch of the Idaho
Irrigation Co., transacted business in
Boise this week.
There will be dance given at Pigara
and one at the residence of John Tur-
ner next Saturday evening
Bert B. Lowry of Carthage, Mo-,
who has some land on the tract, was a
RichfeId visitor Wednesday.
Old settlers claim that the snow
was deeper last week than at any
time in the last two years.
F. H. billiard of the Weeter Lumber
Company, with headquarters at Poca-
tello, was Richfield visitor Wednes-
day.
Mrs. R. E. Micklewait and little
daughter returned Saturday from an
extended visit with relatives in Ne
braska.
Some thoughtful person opened up
the sidewalks with a pillow nicely on
Saturday but the snow filled them up ,
again Sunday.
Mrs. L. s Knox and little daughter, +
will leave Sunday, for Montana, where
they will spend Christmas with Mrs. i
Knox's parents. +
James A. Green, President of the b
Village Trustees handed in his resig-
ration al a meeting of that body last :.
evening.
C. A. Caswell returned Sunday, from t,
| business visit to Chicago and New n
York. Mr.. CaswelI says he is glad to a
ret back to live town. g
P. T. Sutphen, attorney of Good R
ng, was Richfield visitor Friday n
nd Saturday. He went on up to Hal il
sy Saturday, on business.
There will be the usual services at BE-
he church next Sabbath. Sabbath or
chool at 1890, preaching at 11:9O and Il
Dung peoples meeting at 7:30. II
w. A. Brock, District Manager of ID
ne Merchants Life Association of
Iowa. was in the city this d
eek, in the interest of his company. M
A crowd of young folks took sleigh -
de out to the ranch of Mrs. r. c. -
Villains Saturday evening, where they
ere royalty entertained for couple Ri
hours. pc
Young and Hambet have made ar an
for big shooting match at IN
lie old depot grounds next Saturday ia'
'ternoon. They will also have one nl'
Ext Thursday. he
Five dollars reward will be paid for %
e return of one dark bay gielding 49,,
eight about $50 pounds, two white '-'1
ct, branded % on right shoulder =
chfield Mercantile Co. CIT
R. B. Macarthur returned Sunday ~
I'm Omaha, where he went with
ck. He reports that the snow storm -
aches the entire distance and seems
be about the same depth.