The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-10-20

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Mrs Igou, Richfield, Idaho.
c. r. Smeed received word from a
brother in Boise this week stating
that they had received three prizes
driving team which they have IN
their livery barn at that place at the
Inter-Mountain fair last week.
r. A. Goodhue makes final proof
this week on his fine farm west of
town. He has bull ia $1,000 house,
cleared so acres new land which is
now being plowed, and will make it
one of the show places oil this part
of Idaho
J. A Youngkin visited the fair at
Boise, Saturday, returning to Rich
field Tuesday morning. He says the
fair was a conspicuous success the
exhibits in every line being really
wonderful, adm the races very inter-
esting and fast, while the other at
fractions were all that could be de-
sired.
The Andy Peterson building on
South Main street is nearing COM
pletion, and Mr.. Petersen expects to
open up for business about the first
Of next month Besides his restau-
rant and bakery, he expects to put
in full line of groceriec. The
place will be known as the Cash
Grocery.
The Johnson steam drilling outfit
pulled into Richfield this week and
are now drilling at the Mcconnell
home for a crevice to be used for
sewerage purposes. The drillers ha
just completed a well at the john
son ranch four miles west of town
and have twenty-five feet of water
at a depth of 225 feet.
Come out and hear the state pol
itical issues discussed, at the Conl-
merciai Club, Saturday night, y
Ben S. Grow, fer two years the eff
ficient assistant state attorney ger
cral. He is well informed on the
questions the people most want to
hear about, and it will be worth the
effort to come out and hear him.
On and after the first day of No
.vember, the rabbit bounty which has
heretofore been paid on rabbit scain
=, ( ncoln county, will be discontin-
ueG If you have scalps to present,
do it at once.
BY order of the county commits
ST ners. HARRY w. ANDERSON.
County Auditor.
Fred w. Gooding, republican nomi
nee for the state senate, is due to
visit Richfield within a few days, to
get acquainted and to outline what
will be his course in the legislature
this winter, in case he is elected.
He is a well known business man
who has a national reputation for
and ability, and he would
capably represent the county in the
state councils.
John Mcpherson and R. H. Kipp
Tuesday from Boise where
hey we're looking after the Idaho
irrigation Company exhibit and the
sale of lands at the Boise fair A
very real and general interest was
stirred up over the magnificent ex-
libit from this section, and they ex-
)ect to see much harvest in the way
If new settlers as a result of the
showing and the prize winning at
he fair
John Lennon, recently of Twin .
Falls, visited last week with his bro
hers, the Lennon Brothers of this
,lace. He came up expecting to be
veil pleased here, but conditions
we're better even than he had antic-
pated and he has decided to make S
is home in Richiield He has leas-
d the Pagan place for year, and
yill make that his home while he
inds just what he wants to buy for
permanent home0 He has gone
ack to Twin Falls for his live stock
nd all his belongings.
c. e. Abbott, for a year and
ig dam, and for the past several
alf the resident engineer out at the
lonths occupying the same respon-
lble position in the building of the
rogan dam over in Oregon, was in
ichfield this week for a brief visit.
Ie is on his way back to his HON
Maine for a visit, the first real
lcation he has taken for years. The .
rogan dam, where he is now engag =
l. is 1875 feet in height, and ranks 4
) one of the really big irrigation en- i
'rprises of the West Mr.. Abbott
rs many friends here and at the
g dam whe we're glad to see him A.
gain, even if but for a moment