The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-01-27


session next Tuesday evening.
York Denton made business trip to
Shoshone Thursday.
Dell Lennon is visiting with his
brother at Twin Falls.
C. D. Lehmkuhl transacted business
in Shoshone this week.
L. S. Knox is having cave troughs
put on his house this week.
A. ]. Mahon of Spokane was regis
tered at the Richfield hotel Wednes-
day.
J. Taylor will do stone and brick
contracting in this city the coming
season.
DR.. Noble. state veterinary, was in
Richfield Saturday on professional
business.
The citizens of Richfeld have been
treated to sight of the big comet a
couple nights this week.
]. w. Huffman is arranging to begin
the manufacture of cement blocks in
this city in the near future.
P. C. Beers and Harry Lamson left
the first of the week for Camas Prairie
on the lookout for some land.
Be sure and attend the Commercial
club meeting Tuesday evening. Mat
tiers of importance will come up.
Miss Renie Sharp, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Lennon, for
some time, left Monday for her home
in Illinois.
c.. A. Caswell was in DIETRICH sever
al days on business this week. He re-
ports work on the new hotel as pro-
crossing nicely.
Friday was the first really thawing
day of the month. The snow drifts
settled down fully one-fourth of
their bulk, that one day.
K G. Phelps has bought through the
agency of V. V. Bower, the Land Man,
so acres of land for his father Lhe
land is choice piece and joins Mr..
Phelps home place on the south.
NJ. S. Steele, in the J. G. White
company office force, went down to
Shoshone last week, for medical SER
vices for threatened attack of pneu-
monia. He has returned, much bet
ter.
Dr. H. G. Baugh, the Shoshone
dentist, was in Richfield the first of
last week, looking after his dental
practice. He has a number of salts
fed customers in and around Rich
field
Services at the church next Sabbath l
as. follows: Sabbath school 1920,
preaching 11:3O. The Young people
at 7:30 p. m. The public is
cordially invited to attend all these
AS newcomers will begin to arrive on
the Richfield tract soon, why not or
ganize 'Get Acquainted Club, )" so as
to be able to make the settlers feel at
at home. 1t would be big help to
the town and the tract.
H. M. Moore is now local secretary
FOR the Commercial Club. The work
was taking too much time from the
work of V. V. Bower, as the cores
oondence of the club is quite heavy.
Mr.. Bower will continue to act as cor
secretary.
Prof. H. T. Park is expecting a
lister here tbs spring, from Seattle,
0 make her p"."daI INT home in orr
ity. She. recently bought the York
Denton REIMBURSEMENT east of town,
nd plans to make some heavy in
estment in and around here, believ-
ng it to be one of the best towns
respects in this part of the west.
VIM. Strunk has had the misfortune r
o lose nine head of horses the past r
week and has several more sick. j. M. :
'eeman is taking care of them. The I
tate Veterinary was called last Satur- 6
ay in consultation with Mr.. Beeman, 7
nd pronounced the sickness as being
aused from weed in the hay. Mr..
eeman, now has the sickness well 7
nder control.
Joe Vernon, civil engineer from
hoshone was in Richfeld the last
last week. He is interested in
,me power sites along the Little v
'ood river, near Shoshone and with
ssociates contemplates utilizing n
lem for the production of power.
here is enough power now going to =
aste in the river to furnish power,
ght and good part of the nee
sary heat for winter, for all the 4
'untry adjacent to the stream. =
E. G.. Merrifield, the Shoshone
M n oronbor hoe orrouoad 70 r,oIyo