The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-02-24

Prof. Park had business in Shoshone,
Saturday and Sunday.
F. w. Taylor and J. C. Pinkham
went out to the dam Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Pariin of Bellevue, is vis-
iting Mrs Percy May this week.
The ball given at the Weeter hall
last Saturday evening was well at
tended.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
Dougherty has been quite i'll, but is
improving.
A. Grant arrived in Richfield Sunday
from Minnesota, where he has been for
the winter.
Mrs. w. T. Dougherty went down to
Shoshone Sunday evening, returning
home Monday.
j. E. Wood, the contractor, is doing
some carpenter work for w. J. Taper
at his ranch this week.
H. M. Moore has some new post cards
giving a number of the more attractive
buildings in Richfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ferguson returned
to this city Tuesday, after spending
the winter in Minnesota.
Mrs. L. S. Knox returned Wednes-
day from Anaconda, Mont, where she
has been visiting her parents.
w. M. Mcconnell, who has been in
New York on company business, re-
turned to Richfsld this week.
Mrs. A. T. Park will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society, next Wednesday,
at her home on Bannock street.
]. M. Beeman has rented the Nc
Clanahan place joining town, and will
move onto the place in the near future.
H. B. Jones is preparing to plant 10
acres of potatoes this spring, on the
Shea 40 acres which he recently bought
near town.
Stenographer Wilcox left Monday for
Vale, Oregon, where he has accepted
position with the big irrigation COM
pany of which James A. Green is the
head
This is the last week of the open sea
son for ducks. Up to a short time ago.
at least, there were hundreds of these t
waterfowl up around the warm springs /
of Silver Creek, affording good shoot '
ing. q
Rev. Williams is planning to hold reg r
ular Sunday evening services at the q
church, as soon as the weather makes t
it seem feasible. At present, only the a
young peoples service is held in the h
evening. a
The family of the Recorder editor Wis !.
tied Sunday at the Phelps home, west =
Of town. From long experience among !.
hospitable peoples, the Recorder is able Il
to state authoritatively that there is no Il
more hospitable home anywhere. Il
This week has softened the built-up T
snow roads until they are adelusion and :
a snare Six heavy loads were upset
tuesday on their was to the dam, by
snow giving way under the sleds. One A
nan had two tip-overs within so yards.
G. M. Shells left Sunday for Vale,
Oregon, where he has accepted a po-
.tion with large irrigation company,
# which Jas A. Green is the head. B
dr. Shells many friends in this city
wish him success in his new position.
V. V. Bower and E. M. Steele have
ought the Offutt 80 acres lying in sec
ions q and %, mile and half west ke
f town. 1t is a particularly choice Ia
iece of land, on which the fortunate 81
wners ought to make some good mon OIL
y. Mr.. Offutt came here expecting to SD
uid and make home, but good bon ~
S tempted him to SELL vi
C. A. Caswell has been spending most -
f his time at Dietrich for the past two p
eek, getting things ready for opening -
&c fine new company hotel at that -
lace. The furniture is already there ~
lady for use, and the opening will be Oe
cid as soon as the weather will allow ?.
le settlers come in and start to i'm
rove the GOWN and the farms.
The Recorder is probably the best IT.,
lown text book on Idaho finance of
lything published in the state. may
: boastful to say il-but the long list Lo,
big eastern investors who read it al frs
ost prayerfully, send in orders for ex- the
a copies and plead for back numbers If
at might be lost or mislaid, is enough am,
warrant the statement. fa,
A. T. Park has handed in his resigna- her
IN as village clerk, to take effect the rec
st of April W. T. Dougherty was wit
lected by the village board to carry VIII
the work Mr. Park is engaged in upt
ing the working plans for an i'm kee
rtant new enterprise that may mean the
lch to Richfeld, and it takes all his Der
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