The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-09-16
II NJ. Martin is charging and i'm
his residepce on Ada Ayen-

ne.
Cool of by getting cake Of ice de-
'livered to your door. Foley & Thomas
have it.
F. A. Wilcox has several fine
plants and he takes a great deal OF
pride in them.
Contractor Haden was over from
Dietrich Saturday, looking afetr his
work at this place
Don Grant is figuring On starting for
the North Pole in the near furure as he
says he likes new country best.
A large amount Of machinery from
! The big dam IS being hanled to this
city and viii be shipped to Dietrich.
Ernest Jacobson, who has been
sick for some time but was thought
to be improving suffered relapse
Sunday
Mrs. J. F. Warren Of Tacoma, sister
of Professor Park, is expected to ar
rive in Richfeld in few days to make
her home
York Denton went to Dietrich last
Sunday. He went ~ the way of She
shone. Guess York thinks the far
thest around is the et-iest sas roun
Mrs. Bowler and Mrs. Champlain Of
Boise and Mrs. r. J. Mcmahon Of Sho-
shone, were the guests Of Mrs. T. !.
McMahon last Friday
Mrs. H. D. Hall, will lecture in the
interest Of temperance at the VI. e
church, Thursday evening, September
%. Everybody invited
B. w. Joy Of Iowa. this week pur-
chased through the Richfield Real Es-
tate and Insurance Agency, eighty
acres OF fine land, four miles north OF
town.
Prof. Park received word last week.
that his brother-in-laFp, ] Fred War
rem, Of Tacoma, had been killed in a
railway accident at olympia, Wash
ington.
Services viii be held at the Metho-
dist church Sunday as follows: Sunday
school 1890, preaching services 1l.SG
conducted by Rev Williams. Every
body invited
NJ. J. Byrne, who can tell a hungry
man by his looks, took pity on the local
editor last Sunday, and presented HIM
with a fine lot OF potatoes grown on
the famous Byrne ranch
e. Williams left Sunday for Haley
where he viii take charge OF the AL
turas hotel, the largest hotel in that
city, for about two weeks, while the
proprietor and his wife are visiting
the Seattle fair
Jack Hurley has just completed a
handsome foundation for Mrs. Thorn
as hotel which adds greatly to the
appearance Of that building Jack
is hard to beat when it comes to
building foundations.
John Turner was in the city Fri
day from the big dam, enroute to
Dietrich, where he viii start a force
Of men to work On the water works
system for that place. He expects to
be there all winter.
For Sale: After Monday next, I win
have plenty of good seed wheat
Of the Jones Fife, Mediterranean and
Gold Coin varieties for sale. All
winter wheat. Inquire of Quet John
son on the butte, northwest Of town.
S. c.. Cook surprised the citizens of
Richheld this week by driving in from
his ranch about mile south east OF
town, with fine load Of watermellons
that he raised on his home place The
MELONS weighed from fifteen to thirty
pounds and were nicely favored.
N. johnson, who lives four miles west
IF town, brought in nice lot Of to-
natoes Tuesday that were raised on
lis place. They were nice, smooth to-
natoes of fair size aed found ready
market at ten cents a pound Mr.
johnson had in very small patch and
.aised over one thousand pounds Of to-
natoes.
n. jacobson returned Friday from
Bellevue, with a nice bunch of milk
ows and is now prepared to furnish
he citizens of Richfield with milk
md as they were without several
lays they appreciate goou rich r,iili
letter than ever There is no doubt
,ut what dairy at this place will =
'ay handsome dividends in another
ear.
Lennon Bros, lie hardware men
ave put in nice line Of stoves aod
re now prepared to furnish the ci
liens of Richfield and vicinity with
ny kind of stove they want, bota
ooKeis ana heaters. The Lemm)l