The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-08-26
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Sunday evening.
T. B. Brush transacted business in
Shoshone Tuesday.
c. L. Apple and wife visited in Poca-
tello over Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Taylor visited in Haley
Wednesday afternoon.
w. 0. Pearce went down to Shoshone
on business Wednesday.
Miss Luckey returned Tuesday from
a two weeks visit at Boise.
Choke" Smith, of Shoshone, is in
the city on business today.
The Farmers Association will meet
in this city Saturday afternoon.
Ernest Jacobsen has been quite i'll
this week but is now recovering.
]. V. Dawson, of the Iowa Lumber
company is in the city this week.
A. T. Park is at Shoshone taking the
teachers examination this week
John Thomas and Elias Flavel left
Wednesday evening for Blackfoot.
School will begin Monday, Septem-
Der 6, in the D. W. Yaden building.
Miss Robbins of Nebraska, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Day, this week.
T. l. Mcmahon is having barn built
near his residence on norte Main street.
The Richfeld Mercantile company
have put in new cash register this
week.
|. l.. Farmer returned Tuesday from
Haley, where he has been working for
some time.
H. P. Blodgett, representative of the
State Land Board, was in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Della Yaden went down to
Shoshone Wednesday to take teachers
examination.
Several strangers arrived Tuesday
and were looking over the tract with a
view of locating.
Several laborers came in Tuesday,
on the noon train and went to work on
the bitches near town.
Stone is being hauled to the hotel Of
Mns. Thomas for the purpose of build
ing new cold storage.
J. M. Poteet of Colfax, Washington,
is having his ranch, six miles from
town cleared and broke
Forty cents dozen for eggs, looks
encouraging for some one who wishes
to engage in the poultry business.
J. J. Beuher of the Smith Bailey
Drug Co., Salt Lake City, was trans
acting business in Richfeld Wednes-
day.
Two trains loaded with sheep, one of
81 cars and the other 35 passed through
Richfied from the upper country Sun
day.
H. ]. Knox's new residence on Ban
mock street is nearing completion and
adds greotly to the appearance of that
street.
Postmaster B. w. Reeves and wife
visited with friends in Shoshone Sun
lay evening, returning Monday on the
noon train.
DR.. Baugh of Shoshone, was in the
.ity Tuesday, enroute home from Ty-
Sura, where he had been on profess
ional business.
Plans are being drawn for lava
ock bungalow 81 80 for R. E. Mick :
lwait 0. w. Pearce of this city is
he architect.
M. J. Unger, manager of the Iowa
lumber company yard in this city,
eft Wednesday for a weeks visit at J.
american Falls. !.
H. M. Fender and sons have secured a
he contract of excavating for the new
chool building and work was com +,
fenced Tuesday afternoon. =
Mrs. Hannah s Jennings, Hans Il
homsen, Fred M Pagan and Miss b
ermeal French made final proof on k
lelr carey ACT CLAIMS Wednes- D.
ay. ST
H. M. Moore, the druggist, has pur-
iased the lot just west Of II. B. m
one's new residence on Bannock street. re
r. Moore expects to build early next he
ring. 81
Clarence Poteet is now driving the -
ater wagon and is giving good ser =
ce and the patrons no longer have 10 -
on their hands and knees in order to
t water. pi
OF
The large number of prairie chickens ~,
sage chickens that are seen close o.
Richfeld, goes to show that the To-
sportsmen have not violated the 60,
me laws. IN
\ letter received few days ago me-
m w. T. Gossett and son Van,
~ 81.