The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-11-11

pass a dog tax.
Fred Williams of Spokane, was il
the city this week.
Remember the local option meeting
Monday evening.
w. F. Trambach of Rupert, wa il
the city Wednesday.
Remember the Commercial club meet
ing Monday evening.
w. T. Gossett made a business trir
to Shoshone Saturday.
The city council met in special SEES
sion Tuesday evening.
The Recorder will do your job work
with neatness and despatch
Shipping tags with your name and
business printed at this office.
There should be a large attendance
at the speaking Monday evening
s. j. Hales of Shoshone was trans
acting business in RichfieId Monday.
Percy May is building an addition
to his residence on Bannock street.
w. l.. Turner of Spokane, was trans
acting business in Richfeld Wednes-
day.
1. B. Jones and w. A. Homann of
Camp No. 2 were in the city last Sun
day
H. P. Blodgett, representative of the
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nesday.
Mrs. L. M. Burnside, county super
intendent, was a Richfield visitor We'd
nesday.
Carton Arneth of Nyssa, Oregon,
was In the city on business the first
of the week.
v. v. Bower has sold to Prof.
Park the York Denton place east of
town.
Several out of town parties attend
ed the ball in this cit ylast Saturday
evening.
j.. E. Wood went out to the Byrne
ranch at Burns Sunday evening on
business.
j. G. White & Company are put
ting in a fifteen ton scale near their
commissary.
Contractor Howard Of Shoshone
came up on the noon rain Sunday
on business.
Next Wednesday is the day set for
voting the saloons out of business in
Lincoln county.
v. v. Bower this week sold to H.
Anderson, forty acres of land, about a
mile east of town.
A. B. Brooks of Illinois, was in the
city this week, looking over the country
with a view of locating.
Roy Hanna of the sales depart
ment of the Idaho Irrigation Co. was
in the city Sunday.
Mrs. M. j.. Unger returned to AM
erican Falls last Friday after a three
weeks visit in his city.
Every member of the Commercial {
club should be present at the club meet (
ing next Monday evening. S
w. B. Joy, C. o. Greene and Mar
shall Belshaw made final proof on their t
Carey Act claims Wednesday. c
G. M. Shells went out to the dam D
Sunday on business coneccted with a
the ]. G. White Company. o
j. A. Lennon came up from Sho- D
shone Sunday where he had been for
several days doing some plumbing. a
Marshall Belshaw and family left !
Wednesday for Spokane after proving Il
up on a valuable piece of land neal this d
d
j. B. Reynolds of Colville, Wash, :,
in the city this week and purchas-
ID 100 acres of land northwest of
own. 81
Rev. G. w. Barnes, district superin- pl
endent for the Methodist church, was W
Richfield visitor Tuesday and We'd &C C
fr
J. A. Green, head of the J. G.. White tn
company, had business in Gooding the ca
rst of the week, returning to Richfield OF
There is talk among the young men ,
Richfield of organizing a band. Go ~
fter it, boys. There is nothing better
DR. a town than a good band.
l. L. Farmer fas taken dow to d,
hoshone for medical treatment last ~
unday, he having something like ~
rysipelas in the face. no
Work on the school house is near
G completion and no doubt will oil
!, completed ready for school pur-
,ses the first of the month. 10