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

Send the Recorder to your friends
Foley & Thomas have the coolest ice
in town.
Have your letter heads and envelopes
printed in RichGeld.
B. w. Reeves and wife visited in
Haley this week.
Shipping tags with your name and
business printed at this Office.
NJ. J. Bryne was in from the Big
Wood River ranch last Saturday.
z. W. Whittier Of Twin Falls, trans
asted business in Richheld Tuesday.
D. Cameron, the good natured sales
man for the idaho Paper company, Of
Boise, was in the cisy Monday.
NJ. J. Unger returned last Friday
from American Falls, where he Wen
TO build house on his homestead.
Professor Park returned Saturday
from Pocatello, where he had been
attending the teachers institute
Miss Murphy Of Burns was in Rich
sield Saturday looking over some city
property with view to investing.
Miss Gertrude Yaden returned Sat
lrday from Pocatello where she had
been attending the teachers institute
Mr.. Green of the J. G. White Com
aany returned the latter part Of last
week from a business Witt to New
York.
Rev Williams preached an inter
asting sermon to a fair sized congre-
cation at the Methodist church Sun
lay morning
A. j. French landed trout Sun
day in Little Wood river that meas
lred nineteen inches in length and
en- inches around.
r H. Miller is building com
'ortable residence on Bannock street.
3e will be ready to move into the
new house in a few DAYS
Ira w. Black has sold to Earl Re
5inson 40 acres of land two miles
north west of town V. V. Bower,
he land man made the deal
Mr.. jacobson started Monday for
he Wood river country to buy sew
7ral milk COWS and expects to en-
rage in the dairy business in this
city:
H. p. Jones moved into his new
house on Bannock street Saturday
T. o. Wood, the contractor, was only
wo weeks getting two rooms of the
house ready for occupancy.
The Commercial club of this city has
received numerous inquiries asking TO
information in regard to Rieofeld
The inquiries come from Kansas, Col
orado, the Dakotas and California
VIII and Noah strunk have returned
rom a trip through the middle ives
and report that a large number Of PEG
Die from that country are making ar
,angments to come to idaho in the
spring
Rev. Williams and O. A. Neill drove
out to the big dam on Big Wood Riy
er last Thursday 1t was Rev. VIII
Jams first visit to these works an6
he says it is worth anybody's while
10 visit it,
Mrs. John Nelson of Spokane, arrived
in Richfeld Tuesday to look after
tract Of land they have two and hal
niles from town. Mrs. Nelson is well
pleased with the country and say.
shere will be a large number Of people
come to this country from Washington
next spring.
If one desires to see whether oats
in this country Will do well or mo-
they should visit the place Of o. NJ
Blake, joining the city on the cas-
and see the voluteer oats that have
grown there since tne middle Of Ju
". One trip viii convince the most
skeptical that there is no doubt bt
that oats will do we'll
Mrs. A. T. Park. of Duluth, MINES
otta, arrived in the city Saturday tc
join her husband who Will have
charge of the schools in this city
this winter. Professor Park and
wife are well pleased with Richfield
and showed their faith in the future
Of the city by buying two good resi-
lenee lots on Bannock street Mon
lay. They will at once commence
he erection of a residence and the
says they have come to
stay. This is the kind of citizens it
axes to build town
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