The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-10-07


at lO:50 and preaching services at II: 30
There win be no services held Sunday
evening
The Iowa Lumber company has re-
ceived word that the cement for the
sidewalks in this city has been ship
ped and it is expected to arrive in
a short time
M. w. Belshaw, who has a valuable
ranch four miles from town, arrived
with bis family, from Spokane We'd
nesday, and has built house and NOV
elk onto his place
J. c. Emery and family left Wednes-
day for Chicago. While here this es-
Unable family made a large number
OF friends, who regret to see them
leave but will be glad to learn that
they expect to return next summer.
Mr. Whittier of Twin Falls who
has the contract of laying the ce-
ment was in the city the first of
the week. He expects to begin on
the walks as soon as the cement,
which has been shipped, arrives.
o. L. Crothers Of Shoshone was
visiting friends in this city Satur-
day. He was just recovering from
spell of typhoid fever that has
lasted him since the 9Th of August ,
and he shows the effects of his sick
ness.
Frank Honberg og Iowa, an uncle
of H. NJ. Moore arrived in the city
Sunday to visit WITH Mr. Moore and y
look over the country. Mr.. Honberg :
was well pleased with the country
and may return in the spring and i
locate \
A. W. Randall of Moscow arrived )
IN Richield this week with car load O
IF farm implements and stock and is n
making arrangements to build a house q
and go to ranching on his place seven Il
niles northwest of town and viii make e.
4 permanent home. Ia
J. N. Beemau and FAMILY are to - -
cave for Richfield where they viii -
make their future home. Mr.. Beeman V
las an 50 acre tract within a mile Of I"
he town, uron which he intends to
make his residence. Wood River
lews-M Miner. T,
c. S. McMartin, banker of West fe
lnion, Iowa, was in Richfield Mon
ay looking over the country with n
view of locating. Mr. McMartin
'as very favorably impressed with
ur city and the surrounding coun- wi
ry and expects to return in a short tn
me tu
James Beeman of Blaine county Al
as rented the Black property on ~,
orth Main street and will move his "a
lmily to this city in few days. Mr.. u
eeman also expects to buy some u
rming land near this city in a short CO.
me as he knows what good land is .'s'
hen he sees it, -,
DR.. John r. Farthing and wife of bel
airline, ILL.,, We're in the city Wednes- of
y looking over the country with Ida
ew of investing. They were euroute by
the Pacific coast, and having heard
the riches of Richfeld, stopped off
investigate. The Doctor was well ]
sased with the country. W.
f. L. Burdick and wife of Tally. fiel,
w York, we're in the city the latter
TT of last week, looking over the
lntry with a view of locating. Mr..
rdick is cashier of the First Ma l,
nal Bank of his home town and no,
S well pleased with the Richfield der
lntry and expects to return in the legl
ing and invest eonl
Y. M. Fender and sons have pur- SW
sed the livery business of S. M. rang
erson and took charge Wednesday. of |
~ will put in some driving teams to
oh added to the stock they now ~ Do,
e, will give them one of the best ed
,ked livery barns in the county and quir
Y will always be found attending Rep
city to business ana ready to serve Boar
public. uay
folio
J. NJ Blake of Boise was in the
Monday, shaking hands with his
ny friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Blake W.
been on a six weeks visit in
''9 ''nN field,
it was impossible for him to go
without visiting Richfield Mr. =,
Re is promoting some large en- are
rises for Idaho and said that he q
with very good success on his havir
east. PER-
there
ell Lennon and e. R. Crothers jan
Saturday for a six weeks trip Il
the Sawtooth mountains where store
go after big game and we ex- Al
to see them return before half