The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-12-09

Plans for the new power house at
Dietrich have been drawn by archi-
tect Pearce
j. H. Murfitt went over to Dietrich
Thursday on business connected with
the new hotel.
Several sleighs were in use Mon
day, as the snow was in good condi-
ton for sleighing
]. E. Wood has been awarded the
contract of building a ranch house
for R. E. Micklewait.
A. ]. French went down to Sho-
shone on business Saturday evening.
returning Sunday noon.
H. M. Young has completed his
residence on Bannock street and is
now at home in his new house.
Two more surveyors came in from
Salt Lake Friday and were taken
out to the Short Line camps Satur-
day
Cassia county voted dry last We'd
nesday by a vote of four to one
This makes twelve dry counties and
two wet.
Contractor Hayden was in the city
from Dietrich Saturday and Sunday
on business connected with the school
house
w. B. Joy went up to HALEY on
and as he had never been at HALEY
on the lookout for something new.
and as he had never been ia HALEY
he went to look around little.
We wish to announce that we have
secured the Richfeld agency of the
Dorsey Music Co. of Shoshone and will
be glad to sell you new piano, violin
horn or some new sheet music. H. M.
Moore Drug Co.
w. B. Joy has accepted a position
with Fitzpatrick Bros. at Picabo and
left for that place today. Mr. Joy is
rustler and an all around good fellow
and the firm is to be congratulated on
securing Mr. Joy.
There will be no service at the church
next Sunday morning, owing'to the ser
vice in the AFTERNOON. There will be
preaching in the evening at 7:30 after
the Epworth League meeting. Sunday
school at the regular hour.
Another man was shot in the Column
bia bar room at Shoshone last Thurs
day. The Columbia bar is fast building
up reputation as tough joint and it
would probably save the county large
amount in criminal cases if their license
was revoked.
The ice house back of the Rich s
ield has been torn down and moved
o the New Alberta Hotel, where it {
will be put up and filled Several '
ther parties are figuring on putting
p ice for their own use if the wealth
r remains cold
Strayed: dark brown mule, weight \
about $50, branded on left hip with
large anchor One brown, sway back
mare, weight about 900 Branded
OF on left hip. $500 reward for in
formation leading to their recovery
John Fowler, Richfeld, Idaho.
The committee on soliciting funds for
he Christmas tree, report that they
ave met with great success, and have =
ecured money enough to insure every Il
hid on the tract with a Christmas a
resent. 1t has not yet been decided i
here the entertainment will be held. s.
A. V. Wines and family, who left %
st spring, returned the latter part :.
last week and will make Richfield -
leir permanent home. Mr. Wines -
id they had Travelled over Idaho, -
'ashington and Oregon and did not =,
e place that looks as good as Rich
cid.
Arrangements are being made for B
grand time Christmas eve There
III be a program by the Sunday
hool and Christmas tree, with
CoCuto III CFCl CullQ Ou lu6 illCu-
Id tract. The committees are all
I'd at work and good time is ex-
cted. l
]. V. Dawson of the Iowa Lumber |
J., was in the city from American |
Ills Tuesday, looking after business |
Ierests here. Mr. Dawson has great
it'll in the future of Richfield and says
expects to have one of the best |
tipped lumber yards in the state at
IS place next spring.
If some Of the DRINKS who stagger
)und the streets of Richfield were III
'ested and put in Jail and kept
IRE until they would be willing to
where they bought their liquor,
)t-legging could probably be brok-
up in Richfield. That there is
ne person selling liquor in Rich
ID, contrary to law can not be de-