The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-10-14


TIE. Jones of Portland was in tow
this week
w. M. Fender made a trip to Sho
shone Monday.
j.. w. Mcconnell of Denver, was il
the city Tuesday.
Have your letter heads and envelope
printed in Richfeld
w. M. Brookins of Pocatello, was il
the city Wednesday,
For Rent:-Nicely furnished room fol-
rent-V. V. Bower.
R. E. Mickelwait is transacting bust
ness in Boise this week
A. K Phelps has received several
car loads of hay this week.
The Recorder will do your job work
with neatness and despatch
w S. Hatch. of Cody, Neb., was q
Richfeld visitor Wednesday,
Shipping tags with your name and
business printed at this office.
0. C. Burton and Don Grant are tax
ing in the fair at Boise. today.
G. P Taylor of Haley, transacted
business in Richfield this week.
A. j. Lennon is at DIETRICH doing
some tin work on the new hotel.
Mrs. Welch of DIETRICH is visiting
her husband in this city this week.
Don't throw that old coat away.
Take it to Mrs. Igou and getit mended
Postmaster Reeves reports that he
issued over $1,000 in money orders last
week.
Water Superintendent Moynihan was
transacting business in Shoshone We'd
nesday.
0. c. Burton is having large buggy
shed erected in the rear of his livery
stable.
c. 0. Crothers is up from Shoshone
this week, looking after his brothers
harness shop.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Knox left We'd
nesday evening for few days of sight
seeing at Boise.
Miss Christene Williams of Haley,
visited her father, E. Williams, few
days this week.
Frank Harrison of Shoshone, is in
the city this week, doing some paper
hanging and painting.
w. M. Fender returned Wednesday
from DIETRICH, where he has been work
ing for the past month.
Each of the lumber companys receiv-
ed car load of cement for the side
walk contractor Wednesday,
Ray Leach was in from Beers camp
Wednesday. He expects to begin har-
vesting his pototoes next week.
An eight pound daughter was DO n
to j.. w. Shears and wife Wednesday
Mother and child are doing
we'll.
Mrs. A. l. Mcmahon and children of
Shoshoge, visited with the family of
7. |. Mcmahon the latter part OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Begg, of De- +
roit, Mich, are the guests of Mrs.
3egg's brother, W. M. Brock, this
week.
VIM. H. Benton of Portland was in :
he city this week, getting views for
he folder, soon to be issued by the
hort Line.
A. G. Gumaes left Saturday for Mil .
er, where he has accepted a position
nth the d. C. McWatters construction
ompany.
The Rev. Barnes will be in Richfeld y y
} hold the LIST quarterly conference Of
he church, Saturday, at 2:30 p. M, to -
hich all interested are invited. -
Ed Campion, who has 80 acres of fine ),
nd north of town, left Wednesday for IN
osalia, Washington. He expects to =,
turn in the spring and establish o.
sidence on the land. RI
F. A. Wilcox received a message re
aturday, from Mrs. Wilcox, who is Sc
the bed side of her father, at Mid
nd, Mich, stating that there is no
pes of the recovery of her father.
R. w. Pridmore brought some pota- r.
es to this office Monday that are hard
beat. They were planted in June,
ere never cultivated and average q.
ore than two pounds to the potatoe. ~,
w. H. Williams and family of Quincy r.;
ashington, arrived in Richfield Sat We
day to make their future home. They wi
II move onto the ranch of T. B. ho
ush, west of town, in the near fu- bu
re.
John Dixon, who lives west of Rich mic
Id, this week sent to this Office some tn,
e potatoes and some corn that would me
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