The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-12-02
$3.50 buys an Al Forty Acres.
enc mile fresn town--Richfield
Real Estate & Insurance Co.

family IN salt Like this week.
R. H. Kipp of shoshone was a guest
at the Richfeld hotel, Wednesday,
Cigars-the most complete stock in
town. II. NJ. Moore Co.
J. E. Wood has completed an addi-
ton to the ranch house Of John Tuner,
west of town.
Miss Dumin went down to shoshone
Wednesday afternoon, where she viii
remain the rest Of the week.
Truman Mcmahon is able to be on
duty at the store again, after few
days off duty, owing to illness.
T. l. McMahon went down to sho-
shone Saturday evening, returning
Sunday on the noon train.
A. D. Crothers was in the city
from shoshone Sunday on matters
connected with his harness shop.
From now until January LIST we will
sell toilet soaps at.reduced prices
Fl. NJ. Moore Co.
Residence houses for rent are getting
to be a scarce article in Richfeld A
good investment for some man who
wants quick action on his money would
be to build houses in Richfeld
The Idaho Irrigation company Offices
have been remodeled and greatly inn
proved in appearance this week The
partitions have been torn out and the
building converted into one large Office
room.
York Denton went down to sho-
shone Saturday evening with the in
tention OF going to Dietrich, but for
some reason or other missed the
train and returned to Richneld on
the noon train Sunday
H. NJ. Brown, representing the Arm
our packing interests, was Richheld
visitor Thursday. He resigned this
summer as postmaster at Shoshone, af-
ter earning the reputation Of being one
of the most capable and accommodating
postmasters IN the state.
E. E. streitz, of North Yakima,
finished his final proof on his Rich
field land this week, and viii soon
again be back in his Washington
home. He is SO well pleased with
Richfield, however. that he may be
expected back here to stay.
Chris Hansen, engineer for the
Whittier concrete mixer, gave the
some excellent assistance in
setting up the Recorders new gaso-
line engine, this week If ever the
engine balks, it will be in spite of the
fine start it had at Mr. Hansen's
capable hands.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. F. W. Taylor Wednesday after
noon and very enjoyable and profit /
able meeting is reported. There was t
about twenty ladies' present and a very /
lunch was served to the ladies !
at ten cents each, which netted the Z
church about two dollars.
e. C. Mortified, the shoshone
photographer, came up Saturday, on
lis way to the big dam to take some
photos showing the progress of the
work Mr.. Mortified is an excellent
scenic artist and his big pictures Of
he Idaho Irrigation company's work
ave attracted wide spread attention
The concrete sidewalk crew, that
lad been laying the sidewalks here
n town, left Monday for Twin Falls
The coming of freezing weather made
t impracticable to cntinue the work
lere, though there was a large
mount of work yet to do. All would
lave been finished this fall had it
zen possible to get sand and gravel
n time, to keep the machine and the
rev busy
The Recorder editor acknowledge
S an invitation to eat roast duck at
he hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
(. T. Phelps, west of town, last Sun
ay. 1t was mighty fine duck the
ind they used to have in the good
Id home back east, in boyhood If
here are any better cooks on the
ract than Mrs. Phelps, the editor
oesn't want to meet them-he'd
ounder, sure.
There will be no more sidewalk
lilding done in Richfield this win
II. Mcdonald, foreman for Mr..
7hittier, packed the tools and men
nd left Saturday for Twin Falls
here they have a large amount Of
asement work to do. Mr.. Whittier
id that he could not guarantee the
dewalk work from now on, as the
eezing nights and thawing days
ould seriously interfere with the
ork. and he asked the trustees to |
lease him from the contract until
,xt spring, which they did