The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1909-12-16
Richfield III a Nutshell
Little Stories of Real Life: Why They Do 1t, How
They Do 1t, and What They Do With 1t.

street.
H. M. Fender and family are arrang-
ing to move to their ranch, about six
miles east Of town.
Rev s. N. Creesey, of shoshone,
preached an interesting sermon at the
church Sunday afternoon.
S. D. Boone, the rustling real estate
dealer of Haley, was transacting bust
ness in this city Thursday.
Letters of inquiry concerning the
Richfeld tract, are still arriving and a
great rush is expected into this country
in the spring.
J. M Beeman has purchased Of S.
D. Boone. eighty acres of fine land,
about a mile north east of town. Mr..
Beeman expects to break the place out
next spring
Ray Leach held the lucky number at
the candy rattle at the keystone Phar-
macy this week and got the ten pound
basket Of candy. lie says he viii give
it to his best girl.
The men who are paid by the state
for killing COYOTES, were in the city
this week. They had pack Of grey
hounds and have made a good showing
in Kidding the country of these pests.
We wish to announce that we have
secured the Richfield agency of the
Dorsey Music Co. of Shoshone and will
be glad to sell you a new piano, violin
horn or some new sheet music. H. M.
Moore Drug Co.
large number of the freighters
ars using sleds for hauling supplies
out to the dam and some of the
loads that go out of town with six
horses looks as though they were
hauling a car load at one load
On account OF the bad weather
last week very little was accomplish
ed on the work of installing the city
system, but as soon as the
weather is fit the work will be rush
ed to completion.
That Rev. Williams of the Methodist
church at this place, is booster for
Richfield as well as the church, can not
be doubted by any one, who viii read
the article written by him, and pub
lished in the Pacific Christian Advocate.
Mrs. George Davis of Montpelier
writes ordering the Recorder sent to
her at that place and says that they
have bought property in the Under
wood addition and expect to make
Richfield their home in the near fu-
.ure.
An error crept into the Recorder last
week, when mention was made of the
of Mr. Park from the pub
ic schools of this place 1t was Mrs.
Park who resigned; she has been teach
ng the lower grades in the Richfield
chool, and giving good satisfaction.
H. P. Blodgett, agent fer the state
and board for this section, has dis
ontinued his visits to Richfield for
he winter, there being practically !
10 more final proofs to take. The +
asst one or two, belated ones that are !,
0 be made this week or later, are to I
e taken at Gooding.
R. W Hanna, of the Idaho Erriga- c
on company sales department, was c
Richfield visitor Saturday He was "
} leave Tuesday for a visit of
lonth with his mother and other rel
tives in Chicago His brother, Eu-
enc Hanna, who has charge of the N
.chfield town sales last spring. is R
ow in Chicago looking after some
nportant business for c. b. HURT. =
Drs. c. W. Hunt and w V. Wolvin.
9TH of Spokane, were Richfield visit
S Friday. They came down here, on
cir way to Los Angeles to spend
e winter, to see their town lot and
rm land investments in Richfield; L
hich town they consider one of the 8
ightest prospects in the country f!
r. R. H. Kipp, sales manager for
e Idaho Irrigation company, is |
of Dr. Hunt
That there is plenty doing at the |
g Dam, can be better realized by |
ople living at a distance when the |
lount of money paid out for haul
3 freight alone, amounted to $4,000 |
It month is known. Most of this
,ney is put into circulation in Rich
Id and is no small sum in itself, to
Y nothing about the amount of
'ney that is expended here each i
nth by the construction camps b
n the last week 5 issue of the Pa 8
C Christian Advocate, is an article 81
the Rev. R. G. Williams Two b
ms of the article areof special inter- E
One is the special mention made e
enterprises and unlimited s.
ources, which has soliciting fea- y