The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-10-06

i'll this week.
DR.. Baugh was up from Shoshone
on professional business Wednesday.
S. d. Boone of Haley was a bust
ness visitor in this city Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Winters of Tunupa
is visiting Miss Dora Byrne this
week.
c. J.. Lisle of the Recorder was
%transacting business in Gooding Wed
nesday.
II. p. Biodgett of Gooding was
tr%ansaeting business in this city
Thursday.
Mrs. H. J.. McVicker visited rela-
tives in Haley the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Normington if HALEY was
in Richfield the laiier part of last
week with a line of ladies furnish
ings.
Miss Vancil of Haley, who has
been spending the summer with her
sister Mrs. H. J. McVicker, returned
to her home l st Friday.
S. Togo, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Idaho Irrigation COM
pany for the last 2 years, left Tues
day for New York where he will en-
ter Cornell University.
Mrs. W. T. Dougherty of DIETRICH
visited friends in this city for a few
days hos week. Mrs Dougherty has
just returned from a two months Wis
it with relatives in Kansas.
The ladies aid society met with
Mrs p. M. Beers just north of town
Wednesday afternoon. A delight
full lunch was served which was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
Andy Peterson has commenced the
erection of a store building 40 by
"a on south Main street to be used
as a store and restaurant. Jacob
sen and sons have the contract.
VIM. Motheral is is doing some e *
tensive farming on his place north
east of town. He plans to put the
whole quarter section into cultiva-
ton just as hsoon as it can be done.
The Crothers boys and Dell Lem
mon started the latter part of last
week for a hunting trip to the noun
tains. The boys have gone after
big game and you can bet that they
will get it too.
F. S. Reyburn, of Roseville, Hi
w. T. Gossett of Richfield, an old
neighbor and friend. He was here
last summer and liked the counery
so well that he eame back. He has
interests on the South Side.
Julian Churchill, of Gooding, an
expert sign writer, has been doing
some attractive window sign work
for the Richfield Real Estate and
Insurance company office. Several
other business houses are to be sup
piled il the same way when Mr..
Churchill returns here next week. {
w. S. Upton of Seattle was in the
city this week looking over the coun i
try with a view of locating. Mr.. Tip s
ton is a real estate dealer in Seattle t
and was brought here by the display
of grain and vegetables, which took
many prizes at the Seattle fair
He says the Richfield tract loo S
better to him than any section of the
country that he has visited.
]. H. Huffman and family expect ,
TO leave Sunday for their old home
in Hutchinson, Kansas, where they
will spend the winter. They have a
lat of property interests there which
need their attention. Mr.. Huffman
had just finished up his fine resi- r
Mr.. Brake of the Idaho Irrigation
Company force. A
The families of C. J. Lisle and H. l,
Jones of the Recorder, and of A. fl
Wright the surveyor enjoyed a
lelghtful visit last week with Mrs. il
Spellman out on the old Strunk or r.
Reed Springs ranch beyond the dam. S
t is one of the oldest, best known S
most valuable farm properties il W
his section of the state, and its tx tt
;ellence is equaled only by the cour- la
esy and hospitality Of the owners re
Attention is called to the large "a
advertisement in this weeks
recorder, for the Richfield Real Es- o
n Insurance Company. Mr.. az
the manager of the company, aS
5 going after business with indus "
ry and success, and has made a lot
f good sales this summer and fall, as
ringing in a number of most desir- a
BILE settlers to help develop the ex- Lii
client possibilities of this section
here are some facts given in the