The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-08-05
RichfieId in a Nutshell
Little Stories of Real Life: Why They Do 1t, How
They Do It, and What They Do With 1t.
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Porch columns and cedar pickets
at Murftts.
O. c. Burton is having an addition
built to his house.
Have your letter heads and envelopes
printed in Richfeld.
Percy May went over to Dietrich
Tuesday on business.
I. B. Jones was in from camp No.
on business Monday.
T. B. Brush was Shoshone visit
or Saturday and Sunday.
The Recorder will do your job work
with neatness and despatch
Chas. J. Lisle, of the Rec ,tier,
was Boise visitor this week
G. G. Brock of Boise was transact
ing business in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lennon visited in
Shoshone Saturday and Sunday.
Thos. Cole of New York, was regis
tered at the Richfield hotel Sunday.
Foley & Thomas still have plenty ice
and will deliver it to any part of the
city.
Cool off by getting cake of ice de-
livered to your door. Foley & Thomas
have it.
Several new residences are tc he
started in Richfield in the near fu-
ture.
The fishermen who went out to
the creeks Sunday all report good
luck.
A. r. Rouse is sporting new bug
gy which arrived Saturday from the
east.
Miss Irene Young of Bellevue is
spending the week with Mrs. Percy
May
Miss Beulah Igou has accepted
position in the central Office at sho-
shone.
The farmers meeting held in this
citl last Saturday afternoon was well
attended.
A. B. Crothers, the harness man
visited with his family in Shoshone
over Sunday.
Stock trains are now running over
the branch about as regular as the
passenger trains.
Orvill Burton has started dray
and transfer line and did his first
hauling Monday.
Max Lowe of the Shoshone Land
company was transacting business in
Richfieid Monday.
A small shower last Sunday even
ing made things look brighter the
first of the week.
w. ]. Taper is going to have a so
barre; cistern made on his place to
the NORTH of town.
Shorty Edwards, the carpenter,
went up to HALEY Sunday for days
visit with friends.
Mrs Mcmahon and daughter Miss
Tress. returned Sunday from an ex-
tended visit in Canada.
Sundays train brought in a large
number of passengers. all eager to
see the sight of Richfield
w. A. Denecke and family enjoyed
the day Sunday in the country about
seven miles east of town.
E. w Williams went out to the
Brush ranch Monday, where he will
erect a house for Mr.. Brush.
Clarence Poteet, who has been at q
work at Carey for the past month re- T
turned to Richfield Saturday. T
C. A. Elmer was up from Shoshone r
Monday on business connected with
he Idaho Irrigation Company. n
large number of people from n
Burns were in the city Tuesday to Il
lttend the trial of John ByTne. Il
A. B. Wells was in from his ranch Il
Monday and reports that he has his n
irst cutting of hay in the stack
Lee Kirtley and family have NOV u
d from this city to Bellevue, where &c
hey will make their future home.
Earl and Hugh Fowler and Vern NJ
left this week for HALEY al
there they will work in the hay. o.
r. C. McLachlin of Twin Falls this :,
reek sold to A. H. Wright 40 acres
f valuable land mile north of the :, :,
own.
Mrs. M J Farmer went down to If
hoshone Saturday evening, to see fa
r. Powell and Miss Richardson mar ~
ed.
Owing to some mishap at the pow w,
plant water was shut off from w,
e city Sunday and Monday until IN,
ION. wi
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