The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-06-17

land south of his present location
The Judge is also inducing a number
Of his friends to invest.
James Patton went to Pocatciit
Saturday evening on business and re
manned over Sunday.
Andrew Jensen, of the ojce supply
company, at Boise, was in the city
Tuesday, getting acquainted with the
trade, and taking a few orders.
E. H. Miles of Shoshone, was trans
acting business in Richneid Tuesdya
Real Estate transfers are still Of
common occurance on the Richfield
tract, as nearly all that come to look
over the land buy before leaving
which speaks well for the country
and also the land statesmen.
A representative of the Oliver
typewriter was in the city Tuesday
looking up those who wanted new
type writer's.
Contractor Dodson made a bust
ness visit to Kimberly this week,
where he is figuring on a large con-
tract for building Mr. Dodson is
q good reliable workman and en-
ploys nothing but the best of me-
chanics and If those fellows at Kim
berly are looking for man that will
do exactly as he agrees to, they will
make no mistake in contracting with
Mr.. Dodson.
Miss Georgia Eveleth, who has
closed a successful term of school
at this place left last week for her
home at Clear Lake, Idaho, where
he will spend the summer with her
parents.
James Waldorf, who has been
working at brick laying in this city
for some time, left for his home at
Peblett, Monday.
Master John Dodson returned Tues
day from a visit with his mother at
Pocatello.
Alexander Mckee, of st. Andrews,
has purchased 40 acres of land from
the Idaho Irrigation Company and
Will locate. MIR. Mckee has 500 acres
of dry farming land in his country,
but has decided to try what he can
do on 40 acres of Idaho's best irri-
gated land.
Chas. H. Fitch, the new manager
for the Idaho Irrigation Company has
purchased 40 acres of good land of
the company.
Estyn M. Chalmers, of East Sound
has purchased 120 acres
Of land about miles from town and
Will take up his residence on it soon.
Mr.. Chalmers is the owner of a fine
stock farm in Washington and
breeder of fine stock.
Ira W. Black has moved from his
in this city to his farm one
and half miles north of town and
is putting out q crops this season.
Anna NJ. Jellsett has moved onto
her ranch one mile north Of town and
Is making arrangements to prove up.
It. J. Mcmahon is treating his store
building to a new coat Of paint, that
adds greatly to the appearance.
It is rumored that a large two
story stone building is to be erected
in the near future on the corner
north of the depot and facing Main
street.
w. 8. Slick, of King Hill, was in
Sunday and Monday Mr..
Slick drove out to the Big Dam Sun
lay.
Frank King, former engineer fer
he Idaho Irrigation Company, but
low of Boise, transacted business in
Rlchneld Monday.
Mr.. Hales, of the firm of Hales G
Crane, Of Shoshone, was transacting
business in Richfleld Monday.
]. D. Strunk of Tykura wa in
7ichfeld Monday, visiting relatives
md transacting business.
The Richfeld laundry, recently |
tarted, is building up large bust
less and are having about all the |
york they can turn out with their
present facilities. Manager Haines,
avs that when his business outgrows
lis present capacity he will spread |
tut and keep up with the growth of |