The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-04
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business printed at this office.
For Sale:-l have several good stock
hogs for sale. Inquire of VIM. Strunk
Richfield, Idaho.
The Weeter Lumber Company have
a a load of Rock Springs nut coal.
Get your orders in early.
J. II. Metcalf Of Washington, was in
the city this week, looking over the
country with a view of locating.
r. E. Mickelwait, this week purchas-
ed a large bill of fruit and shade trees,
and will put out an orchard in the
spring.
A dance will be given at the CONNER
cial club rooms Saturday night. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the fire de-
partment.
S. D. Boone and wife returned to
Haley Thursday. They have proved up
on eighty acres of valuable land near
Richfield.
w. 7. Gossett, who left here early
in the summer, returned Tuesday from
Seattle and says he can see a change
for the better in Richfield.
0. H. Worth of Shoshone, represent
ing the %Sunnyside Nursery, of the Yak
ina Valley, Wash, has been in the
city this week taking orders for fruit
trees.
A large number of orchards will
be put out on the Richfield tract
EARLY next spring, as people have
great faith in the fruit possibilities of
the country.
j. Fl. Murfitt made a business trip
to Dietrich Saturday returning on
Sunday. He reports work as moving
along rapidly on the new hotel at
place.
The friends of the Recorder who
know themselves indebted for sub
icription would confer a great favor
~ calling and settling the same. We
iced the money.
The subscription list of the Re-
is increasing every week and
here are but very few people who
land on the tract but what are
'eaders of the Recorder.
A social dance was given Satur-
.ay evening at the Paigari school
iouse, east of town and was attended {
" a large number of young folks !
rom this city. They all report a :
God time. {
H. B%rubaker, of California, bro :
her Of Mrs. j. T.. Poteet, arrived /
q Richfield Sunday and is looking
yer the country with a view of To- !
ating. He is well pleased with the
ountry and may decide to remian
l Richfield.
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. 4
aswell and Mrs. Green at the Richfield I
Iotel, Wednesday afternoon. There +
as a large crowd present and a large
mount of work was accomplished.
he ~hostesses served a delightful lunch
Iring the afternoon.
J. w. Huffman and family arrived in a
Thursday from Hutchinson, "
ansas. Mr.. Huffman is a plasterei p
I'd has purchased a lot on Bannock G
rect and will make Richfield his home. n
e expects to buid a residence on his \
{ in the near future. 9
Rev. Williams is in receipt of a letter O
ON Rev. C. E. Holman, of Shoshone, n
that Ex-Governor Gooding with e.
her speakers and singers, will visit II
chield one day next week and hold a CT
,al option rally. The exact date has Ia
t yet been decided on. Sc
A special train with the high officials N
the Short Line, went up the road "
iursday night and back Friday, on a !"
ar Of inspection. With their survey
5 now in the field looking for a new
lite through this section, it is not to Jc
expected that they were less inter fe
ed or saw less than on previous Wis
There were 4 cars in the train.
II. NJ. Young, a contractor and
from Bellevue has moved to
IS city with his family, and will w
permanent citizens of Richfield. pr
=. Young has just returned from tn
, mountains where he has been kn
nting big game and succeeded in MI
ting a deer or two and a goat. NJ
rcy May says it was fine %venison, nj
he had the pleasure of trying it. a s
of
Mss Martha Garlock. of Shoshone, n
re a delightful entertainment at ab
Methodist church last Friday ev- RI
ng, under the auspices of the La cla
5 Aid Society. Miss Garlock is a re,
der of exceptional ability and the get
ertainment was spoken of in the Ro