The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Mick elwait visit
ed over Sunday at Dietrich.
S. D. Boone of Haley was a Richfeld
visitor the last of the week.
For SALE---lS Dairy Cows.
VIM. Stlunk, Richfeld, Idaho.
George Florer returned Sunday from
a visit with his family at Haley.
Pat Byrne transacted business in
Shoshone the first part of the week.
Vitrol and fe~fmaldehyde.
H. M. Moore Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Reeves were
Shoshone guests. Sunday and Monday.
Water Superintendent Moynihan re-
turned Tuesday from a business trip to
Dietrich and Shoshone.
w. l.. Gorton, returned Thursday
from a trip of inspection over the Rich
field and DIETRICH tracts.
Secretary Lehmkuhl of the Irrigation
company made a business trip to Diet
rich the first of the week.
For Sale, or will Trade for Lots-An
automobile runabout. Address B.. T.
Livingston, Boise, Idaho.
V. V. Bower, the Land Man, trans
acted business in Shoshone and Good
ing the fore part of the week.
Walter Fender went down to Sho-
shone Monday, where he is freighting
fer the J. G. White Company.
c. J.. Isle of the Recorder, will at
tend the Press Club meeting at Bellevue
and Haley Sunday and Monday.
Wanted:-Bids on preparing 10 acres
of land for crop. Apply to R. E.
Mickelwait for further particulars.
Donald Grant and family left We'd
nesday for Wyoming, where Mr.. Grant
has secured a large railroad contract.
For Sale:-S0 acres Carey Act. The
biggest snap on Richfield Tract. For
particulars apply to J. A. Green, Rich
field, Idaho.
Mrs. H. j. McVicker and Miss Vancil
visited with relatives and friends in
Haley over Sunday, returning to Rich
field Tuesday.
J.. H. Murftt was in the city from
Dietrich on business this week. He ex-
poets to leave for Salt Lake City to-
morrow afternoon.
Will York, from Coffeyville, Kansas,
and a nephew of H. B. Jones of the
Recorder, is expected here next week,
to make Idaho his home.
The Richfeld Mercantile Company
have put in a large hitching rack in the
rear of their store for the accommoda-
ton of their customers.
For Sale:-4O acre tract adjoining
the townsite Of Richfeld. Proof is
made. Six acres cleared. Terms easy.
&C. F. Banghart, Montpelier, Idaho.
Hon. Fred Jordan, was a Richfield s
Wednesday. Mr.. Jordan had |
visited this city before in two
years, and was greatly surprised at the }
growth of Richield.
The Donald Grant construction COM
pany loaded their horses and grading
material and left Monday for Wyoming i
they have a large railroad con- {
They loaded out a large number t
Of men from Shoshone Tuesday morn r.
ng. s
F. B. Williams, from Grand Island, Il
Nebraska, is one of the new visitors to G
he Richfeld tract. He came to visit n
lis brother, E. Williams, and to look t.
,ver the tract with a view to locating. c
he country looks so good to him that a
le will probably invest. a
E.. Williams returned Monday from "
Haley, where he has been for some =
in charge of one of the no. y"
els of that place. He left on Wednes- g
lay, for Beverly, Washington, on the u
Milwaukee road, where he and his sons y
lave property interests. =
A. D. Crothers has moved his harness
usiness into his new building on Main :;
Mr.. Crothers is adding to. his =
took and has ordered one of the latest :,
arness machines. When he gets -
Enlightened around, Mr.. Crothers will =,
one of the incest shops in Lincoln n
,unty. r.
York Denton left Monday for a brief n
sit to the great fishing grounds of the a
lver Creek. after which he went back .,
rough Richfeld for a visit, more or II
IS extended, to Denver, Salt Lake,
d a number of other places. He ex- OF
cts to visit down in New Mexico, az
1ere he lived before coming here. tn
B. Jones Of the Recorder office
,ited this week at Payette, his old
ne has grown steadily in =
. and favor, until it is one of the hi
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