The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-11

A. J. Hohliger, visited in Haley over
Sunday
Mrs. H. M. Martin is on the sick list
this week.
V. " Bower transacted business in
Gooding Monday.
Miss Tress McMahon visited friends
in Shoshone this week.
H. J. Mcvicker left Tuesday for
Brogan, Oregon, on business.
S. D. Boone of Haley transacted
business in this city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Bowler of Sho-
shone, visited friends in this city Sun
day.
Mrs. H. J. Mcvicker and sister Miss
Vancil are visiting relatives in Haley
this week
Mrs. J. J. Carroll, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Chicago, returned to
Richfeld, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kaufman were
in the city from their ranch, near
Burns Wednesday.
J. NJ Beeman left last week for
Kansas City on business. He will be
gone about two months.
Prof j. F. Lenker, who will be prin-
cipal of the Richield schools the com
ing season. was in the city Tuesday
o. C. Burton has Bought some
fine residence lots facing the city
park, ad mis- preparing to build a
handsome stone bungalow thereon. /
The registration books are now open
and every voter on the tract is urged
to register and show our voting
strength. You can register at the
post office.
An important meeting of the Far
mer's Association is called for Satur-
day afternoon. Every rancher on the
Richfield Tract is urged to be present
at this meeting.
Prof. Lenker has purchased a lot near
the school house and is arranging to
build a residence. He will move his
family here from Gooding as soon as
his residence is completed.
Sheriff Good Taylor, of Blaine county
was in the city on business Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Taylor is a candidate
for Assessor on the republican ticket
with good show of winning.
The ice cream ocial given by the
Ladies' Aid at the Commercial Club {
Tuesday evening, was. a great success
both financially and socially and was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
J. f. Taper father of w. J. Tap
per, completed proof on his Carey Act,
north of town, last week, and returned
to his home in Town. A. f. Hupfer
and wife also proved up and returned
to their home in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs Dewitt Phelps and
daughter Miss KATRINA Phelps, father,
mother and sister of K G. Phelps, left
last week for Illinois. Miss Phelps
made final proof on 80 acres of Carey
Act land, before returning east.
L. S. Knox has resigned his position Il
with the Idaho Irrigation company.
to take effect September l. Mr. Knox il
S among the pioneers of Richield and W
himself and family have large circle Fl
If friends in Richfeld, who regret to D
see them leave. al
E. R. Mills, A. j. French and Shorty &c
Edwards, who hold the belt as the best b
isherrnen on the Richfeld Tract, went ei
,ut to Big Wood river on fishing trip ie
asst Friday evening, returning Sunday. nc
they brought in several nice fish among t.
hem being a number that weighed II
nore than three pounds. ia
The open season for sage hens, 10
rouse and prairie chickens will be- Sd
in Monday the 18th and number 81
f the local hunters are preparing .
D be in the field the first thing on ~
nat day ready to get their share Of "
ne fine crop of birds that is repart- -
d from all over the prairie. ~
II. G. Venemann late of Boulder, a
dorado, arrived in Richfield this 81
eek, to take the position of super e.
ltendent Of the city water works.
e is an experienced man and the ~
alter system may be expected to be 90,
aintained in first class condition. -,
r. j. F. Moynihan, who installed
e system and has cared for it up :
ltil now, is now engaged in in en-,
alling the municipal water works ~,
Meridian, ner Boise.