The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-09-30

r. HI mountains north OF town nave
donned their winter coat which has
caused cooler weather here.
Wanted: Man with teams or to work
by hand, to clear 80 or 40 acres. sage
brush-K. G. Phelps. Richfeld, Idaho.
Sunday school at the church Sunday
at lO:3o and preaching services at II 80
There VIII be no services held Sunday
evening.
J. W. Huffman of Hutchinson, Kan
sas, has purchased lot on Bannock
street and expects to erect a residence
in the near future.
The new eniine for the !. c. White
Co was taken out to the dam Mon
day. The freighters had on eight
head OF good horses to pull it.
J. II. Murfitt, head contractor on
the new school house, came over
from Dietrich Sunday and will now
devote his time to the school house.
The Iowa Lumber Company is err
Getting a large warehouse on their
lots near the depot which they will
use for storing lime. cement and
coal.
Miss Waters of Shoshone will be at
The Richield Hotel next Monday and
Tuesday with full line OF millinery
and The Stevens ladies tailored suits.
Give her a call
r. e. Micklewait is thinking of
starting a class in fish catching, and
as he is the only graduate in that
line in this city he should be able to
get up large class.
Mr.. Underwood has had two five
acre tracts, one Y acre tract, four
teen one acre tract~ and sixteen lots,
5Oxl5O laid out and each tract has
a perpetual water right.
Prof. Park and II. A. Miller went
ever TO Bellevue Sunday evening after
some horses that We're wanted as Sc
curity for debt They returned on
morning, arriving in Rich
field about two o'clock.
A. H. Wright has completed the
plating Of Underwoods First Addl-
lion to Richfield and the lots and
acre tracts viii be placed on the mar
zet at once The land is in a very
desirable location, laying south OF the
track.
w. 3. Joy of Iowa, who purchased :
/ good piece of land north OF town
expects to begin clearing and seed {
ng his place to fall wheat in a few L
lays. Mr.. Joy is well pleased with 4
lis buy and has decided to stay on
he Richfield tract.
The cheap rates that went into eff, {
ect on all railroads on September =
and viii last until October fiji e
zenith Will be an inducement to r
to come to Idaho and g
arge numbers are now taking adj .
antage of the low rates. .
Jack Hurley is putting in a large
ellar for w. J. Taper on his farm
We mics north Of town. MIR. fur-
" is fast building up a reputation d
i this country as a stone and cement lc
orkman and there is no doubt but
hat ne viii have all the work he
IN do la
r. e. Micl1lewait and j. G. Emery :"
ent out to Silver creek. last Friday -
I'D returned with fine lot of trout
Id Mr.. Micklewait was dividing up
it'll his neighbors Friday evening,
hieh enabled several families to en- -
y trout for breakfast Saturday Of
orning st
th
John Huffman Of Hutchinson, Kan Is
S, is visiting with the family Of H. of
Jones. Mr.. Huffman is well pleas 10
with Richfield and expects to I'M
owe his family to this city in "a
ort time and if he comes viii pro- ~,
bly, be the cause Of several other Gu
miles coming from that section Of la'
e country. SCI
on
The pamphlet issued by the Idaho fol
-igation Co. and the Oregon-Short
ne railroad, advertising rates to
chfieId from all sections of the ]
iited States is a neat job and will De