The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-07-29
Richfield in a Nutshell
Little Stories of Real Life: Why They Do 1t, How
They Do It, and What They Do With 1t.

All kinds of doors and sashs at
Murhtt's.
Cool off by getting a cake Of ice de-
livered to your door Foley & Thomas
have it.
A. NJ. McClenahan visited Jerome
the last of the week, to look after
some property which he owns there
Mrs. T. l. Mcmahon is expected
home shortly. from an enjoyable Wis
it Of several weeks at her old home
in Canada.
H. c. Civilian of Pocatelo, arrived
in Richfeld Monday, to relieve York
Denton, as manager Of the Weeter
Lumber Company at this place for
few weeks.
Mrs. Hans Thomson and two sons
arrived in Richfeld Thursday of last
week to join Mr.. Thomson, who has
been on his place three miles iron
town for the past ten days.
Mis- Permeal Franch is making her
home on her fine quarter section Of
land west OF town. After proving up
she will return to her work in the
state university at Moscow.
A. D. and D. L. Crothers came in
from their ranch miles west OF town
Tuesday. They have just finished cut
ting and stacking their first crop OF
hay and had about $50 tons.
The Richfeld Mercantile Co. has
just received a car of furniture,
shipped direct from Omaha. The
goods have been stored in the Man
ny building, adjoining the bank.
NJ E. Snyder, wife and son of Athol,
Idaho, arrived in the city Saturday and
will begin at once to improve his place
three miles from town. Mr. Snyder is
an old acquaintance OF j. A. Green.
Lennon Brothers, the enterprising
hardware dealers, have The first print
ing turned out from the new Recorder
ONCE. They made the required con
tract for the very first JOB, long ago.
A four-horse runaway team Great
ed some little excitement on the
streets, Saturday The team was
still going over the hills eastward I
the last that could be seen OF them.
j. a. Green, living three miles west
OF town, was in to attend the farmers
meeting last Saturday and reports that
he had potatoes in bloom, that were
planted June Is. That is pretty good
for months growth.
John Dodsol started Monday night
for his home in Poeatello and then on
up to Missoula, Occur d'Alene and Spo-
kane, where the three Indian reserva-
lions are 10 be opened. He VIII regis
ter for drawing at all three places.
E. E. Strietz OF North Yakima,
Wash, who has a valuable piece OF
land joining the townsite on the north
west, is having a house erected, and
nakiug other arrangements Tor proving
up.
Rapid progress is being made with
he rock excavation for the head
gates of the Dietrich canal, on the
little Wood river southeast of town
some very heavy shooting has been
lone there at noon and night and the
ock work is getting pretty well out
# the way.
J. S. Gildea, who was married at
'hoshone last week, to Miss Maybe /
Gommers Of New London, Wis, was i
n the city Saturday and added his J
anne to The Recorder list Mr.. and b
IRIS. Gildea are now at home to their n
riends on their ranch four miles from
his city. a
All those interested in the protection
f their property from fire and the or
Of volunteer fire depart
lent, are requested to meet at the Of
ce of the Richfeld Real Estate and
assurance company, Friday evening, =
uly 80, at O. clock for the purpose Of q
rganizing a fire company. y
J. R. Boutwell,, of Shoshone, had le- !,
al business in Richfield Saturday. Mr. :,
othwell is one Of the best known at =
rneys of the county, and during his =
70 years residence here has built up -
lie practice. During the temporary p
'sence Of Prosecuting Attorney Dis -
", last week, Mr. Boutwell, yrosecut- ~
several cases for the county, with :.
'od success.