The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-02-10

k. Il. Micklewalt transacted business
in Shoshone Tuesday.
Mrs. V. V. Bower is visiting friends
and relatives in Gooding.
John Witty, postmaster at Shoshone
visited Sunday in Richfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Percy May visited il
Shoshone Saturday evening.
Lots of coal in Richfield-when
there isn't much need of it.
Miss Orene Mcmahon returned Tues
day from visit to Shoshone.
w. A. Denecke left last Sunday foi
visit with his family at Boise.
Services will be held at the regular
hours at the church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Young returned
Monday from a visit with friends at
Bellevue.
The Richfeld lumber dealers are put
ting in large amount of new material
ready for the spring building boom in
Richfield.
The Farmers Association will meet at
the Commercial Club rooms Saturday
afternoon.
Dan Hopkins, agent for the Standard
Home company will be in Richfeld on
February l6.
Mrs. c. S. Apple is figuring on hav-
ing lava rock residence built on her
lots in the near future.
J. M. Beeman was called to the dam
last Saturday to see a sick horse. He
returned Sunday evening.
The weather has warmed up great
deal since J. H. Murfitt took his de-
parture for Salt Lake City.
J. F. Moynihan returned this week
from Dietrich, where he had been for
few days on water business.
Mrs. Don Grant and sister arrived
Thursday from Minnesota and will
make their home in this city.
Manager C. H. Fitch of the Idaho
Irrigation company transacted business
in Boise the first of the week.
Lennon brothers have bought of
Prof A. T. Park, a lot in the I'm
derwood addition to Richfield.
J. H. Murftt left the first of the
week for his home in Salt Lake City
He will return as soon as the weather
moderates.
C. ]. Isle has been appointed Repre-
sentative of the State Land Board for
this section and will take proof in this
city and probably DIETRICH.
The Iowa Lumber Company has pur-
chased the Stanley Lumber yard in
Gooding. They now have three yards
at American Falls, Richfeld and Good
ing.
Father Eugene Boogaers, Catholic
Priest of Shoshone, will hold mass at
the residence of Percy May in this city,
Wednesday morning, February Is, at
nine O'Clock.
A. D. Crothers, the harness man,
will move his family to this city next
week and will erect a new harness shop {
and residence as soon as the snow
takes its departure. {
NJ J. Unger has bought one
acre tract in the Underwood addi-
ton to Richfield, where he expects
to build a residence as soon as the I
weather will permit
The Recorder has just won bet of a +.
new hat that the Idaho Irrigation com
oany will get water on the Dietrich )
,ract earlier this year than it did on the
tract last year.
Several propositions have been made, ,
more or less definitely, for the estab-
ishment of big mercantile company (;
n Richfeld this spring. There won't
e better town in all Idaho than Rich
ield this year and the years to come.
The Epworth League will give Val q
milne Social at the residence of T. l. +
dcMahon, Monday evening, February b
a. Light refreshments will be served +
VI ~ OCilo, cI Q " CiOCh. GNCl JDOOy
invited to come and have a good time. /,
York Denton last week attended a V
anquet at Pocatello, given by the Wee
er Lumber Company to all its yard p.
managers and general officers. Thirty w
inc towns were represented, and the II
God time they had will go down in Po- 81
ltello history. R
Don Grant had one of his most XII
aluable young horses killed the m
Their day. 1t had leg broken by fit
kick from another horse, and as no ST
eatment could save it the use OF in
lie injured member, it had to be XII
ot. &c
Sam Forter, in charge of the engin- q
ring work on the North Gooding oil
act, was in Richfield on business, this ca
eek. Sam was full-back on the fam
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