The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-07
b wire. Barb Wire. A car of it

c. j. Lisle transacted business il
Gooding Thursday.
F. L. Bower Of Cooding, was a Rich
field visitor Wednesday.
Fence your farm. A car Of barb wir,
just received by Lennon Bros.
For SALE---lS Dairy Cows.
d. c. Stlunk, Iikura, Idaho.
Miss Tress Mcmahon visited friends
in Shoshone the fore part of the week
The Test is in the Eating. Ell Monte
Olive Oil. H. M. Moore Co.
N Bob Haines made a business trip
to Dietrich the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs Don Grant and Miss Grant re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Boise.
Shorty Edwards came over from
Dietrich Sunday, to visit few days
with friends.
Mrs. V. V. Bower is planning for
an extended visit back to Kansas
in the near future
w. A. Denecke returned the latter
part of last week from an extended
visit with his family to Boise.
Not Gust as Coco, . but Better
Ell Monte Olive Oil.
H. NJ Moore Co.
Mrs. w. T. Dougherty and little
son visited in Richfield the last of
last week. coming up from DIETRICH
R. H. Kipp wishes US to announce
that he will settle all claims against the
estate of Dr. Hunt, on his return from
Spokane.
H. NJ. Moore has treated his resi-
dence on Bannock street to coat
of paint, which adds greatly to the
appearance.
John Nelson, of Spokane, is one
of the new corners in Richfield. he
having arrived this week to make
final proof on his claim north OF
town
Sunday morning was the coolest
for almost a month past There
was considerable ice, and the wind
was almost as cold as it was in Jan
uary
V. V. Bower and T. s. Mcmahon
visited Shoshone Monday to appear
in the injunction suit brought
against the village board to prevent
the granting of the water works
franchies.
II. B. Jones is having his farm \
southwest of town, fenced this week
He bought the fence from around
the Bower-Blake so acres, east of
town, and is having it rebuilt on
his own place
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bush drove \
down to Shoshone, Monday, Mr.
Bush having business at court, in
the injunction suit against the vii ,
lage board, to prevent the granting
OF water franchise. ;
J. NJ Beeman made trip to Twin
Falls last week where he purchased h
a Twin Falls grubber. They are
highly recommended and Jim thinks t
he can grub all the sage brush on the
Ricfield tract this spring. c
C. r. Shaw, Of Boise, who has a
arge tract of land just north of
own was in Richfield last week to 0
make arrangements for having the
lace farmed for the year. He will
make final proof this summer.
J. F. Miller and r. Doddison, of
'oise, arrived in Richfield the last
f last week, to look after their
ands north of town. Mr.. Miller
lade final proof last summer and
e will not live here again this year, lC
ut he plans to have fine orchard ~
ut out and other improvements TT
lade. Mr.. Addison is here to stay. pl
Little Edna Knox, the little H. :,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Knox, M
as bitten by dog Sunday after tn
BON. The wounds are not serious te
owever. Richfield has an over sur Sc
us of dogs, some of them vicious, E.
Id if the owners will not take care M
them, war of determination should 10 40
started by the citizens. If the tn
ople insist on keeping vicious dogs, Gu
ey should be compelled to keep LAY
EN- muzzled. D;
L. G. Sweetser arrived a few days 49,
o, from Denver, to superintend
lot of building work for the Idaho 6eI
'igation company Mr.. Sweetser
S accompanied by officer regimen
quartermaster, for the 9Th Mass
lusetts Regiment in the Spanish
lerican war. and saw active ser
e in Cuba. He tells some very in