The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-09-29

A. T. Park has been spending afe
days with his family this week.
For dress making, cleaning and
pressing call on Mrs ohm Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Reeves visit
ed in Shoshone Tuesday and We'd
day.
H. J. Mcvicker was t%ransacting
business at Brogan, Oregon this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Lennon Wis
tied in HALEY the latter part Of last
week.
c. s. and Clint linus of Oregon,
were looking over the Richfield trace
this week.
For sale---Two Seated Surrey, in
good condition, at Richfield Mercan-
tile Co., Richfie'd.
Lennon Bros. have as fine a dis
play of stoves and ranges as can
befound any place.
H. M. Martin is building a couqle
of houses for new settlers les the
Duet Johnson ranch.
Frank L. Bower of Gooding, tran
acted business in this city the lat
ter part of last week.
York Denton is expected home
from Colorado the last of this week
or the first If next.
Charley Poteet visited friends in
Bellevue over Sunday. He took
"Scoty" along as a body guard.
S. D. Boone, the hustling real es-
tate dealer from HALEY, was looking
after business in Richfield Satur-
day.
Raymond Reeves of Weiser, a cou-
in of B. w. Reeves has accepted a
position with the Richfield Mercan-
tile Company.
James A. Green and C. R. Croth-
ers, who are serving as jurors at
%Shoshone spent Sunday in this city
with home folks.
A. ]. Black gave a social dance at
the Johnson school house last Fri
day evening hat was pronounced a
success by all who attended.
w. A. Denecke, Mr.. Beardsley and
r B. Moore took in the sights at
big dam last Sunday. They re-
port the work nearing completion.
Miss Cora Green, who has been
assisting Postmaster Reeves in the
toffice during the summer, has
resigned and left Sunday to attend
High school at Shoshone.
For Sale---Acre lots NOS. 1 and
2, Underwood addition, Main street,
near depot. Price $500 each. In
quire at this office, or write to
George Davis. Montpelier, Idaho.
A social ball was given at the
Richfield Hotel last Saturday even
hat was greatly enjoyed by a
crowd. The music was fur
lished by the Carey orchestra.
George Rushton who proved on Il
piece of land on the Rich 3
ield tract last year, returned the :
irst of the week from Walla Walla, {
Wash, and will make his perman- c
m home on the Richfield tract. r
V. V. Bower, candidate for repre-
sentative and R. e. Mickelwait. pre- |
inct committeeman attended the re- {
~ blican county central committee
Meeting at Shoshone Thursday, to
lelp make the county platform. q
Sidney Bloom returned the latter ;
art of last week from Iowa, where
e has been doing some boosting for
he Richfield tract. Mr.. Bloom was
ccompanied on his return home, by
brother-in-law, who has purchased
lightly acres {. land and expects to II
ct it out to apples. =
Ora Morton, of Shoshone is look :,
lg after the Western Union bust :.
ess at this place while Agent Will
is away. If this were the base
all season the town would be in
reat luck, for he is one Of the best
in this part of the country,
) well as an excellent telegrapher.
R. B. Moore, of Iowa, brother of ~
M. Moore of the Richfield drug ~
ore, left Tuesday afternoon for
S home in Iowa City. He has al
ost closed a contract for an excel
Mt piece of land On the Richfield =
and if he completes the pur- -
ase as now planned, he will come -
t here next spring prepared to do 81.
me high class farming. on
w. L. Gorton's fine driving team ed
de one of the speediest runaways gu
the street, Monday that any one rel
uid From their rate DO,
speed "a wrecked buggy, a de- 20
arnes and two crippled viii