The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-03-10


John Koets, county surveyor, was il
RichfeId Wednesday.
Fence your farm. A car of barb wire
just received by Lennon Bros.
H. M. Young of Richfeld is doing
business in Bellevue this week
NJ E. Steele and C. w. Fitch made
trip to the big dam Sunday and Mon
day.
Manager Butts of the Hotel Richfield
had business in Haley and Bellevue,
last week
r. E. Mickelwait of the Richfield
Real Estate & Insurance Co., had bust
ness in Gooding this week
Charlie Elmer, one of the efficient
land statesmen for the Idaho Irrigation
Company, was in Richfield twice this
week, on business.
Miss Simmons, who has been employ
ed in the Richfeld hotel, has gone to
Dietrich, to take the position of head
waitress in the big new hotel at that
place.
DR.. j. T. Evans, the eye man, was
in Richfield this week. He sent in his
notice too late for last week s Recorder,
but he had a good line of business
while here.
w. L. Gorton, engineer in charge of |
the canal work for the J. G. White
company, is in Gooding this week, look
ing after the construction and survey
work there.
For Sale-A Reading Standard Motor
Cycle. In perfect condition. viii go
as fast as you want to ride---mile min
ute if you dare go so fast. A bargain.
Inquire of The Recorder.
Edward Warren, of Tacoma, nephew
of Prof. A. T. Park, arrived here this
week to make Richfield his home. His
mother, who owns property near town,
will come little later in the season.
K. G. Phelps is having fenced the 80
acres adjoining his own place west of
town, which he recently bought for his
father. Mr.. Phelps, ST., who lives in
Illinois, will be here this spring to make I
final proof.
Phil Swim of Haley, is new print
er in the Recorder Office. The printing
business in Richfield has prospered pref
ty well the past winter, until it is be- =
yond the working capacity of the old :
force to handle it all. n
Boxing is proving quite attractive as a,
exercise aed amusement for the boys te
md young men of Richfield. Several CO
let's of gloves are in more or less reg Fl
liar use, and some decidedly clever ex- CO
libitions are put out. b,
Emmett VanSyckel, of Bull, is the ar
rst applicant to make final Carey Act nj
roof on the Richfield tract this year. 70
,arly in the winter he bought 120 acres tn
land two miles west of town, and is
ow preparing to make proof as soon
; the water comes. m;
Mr.. C. II. Fitch and family, who have ze
cen living this winter at the Hotel Pc
idhfield, have this week taken pos Ga
ssion of their fine house in the north est
lst part of town. 1t is fine resi- fro
nee, and they will soon be permen- ans
lily located there ready to receive
cir many fridnds. M.
c. w. Fitch arrived here the last of
it week, for visit with his father Ca
d mother, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fitch
: is just from Cornell university, New To
'rk, where he has taken a technical To
k engineering course. He expects TO Ticl
re up engineering work somewhere airy
Idaho, where there is such a magni- O.
mt field for such work. Salt
rev. r. G. Williams left last Wed- Feb
day for Boise, where he has taken
boy for surgical treatment. He ex-
is to be gone eight or ten days. 4
IRE will not be any preaching in the y
rch next Sunday morning. The reg
: Sunday school will be held at 1915 ~
the Young peoples meeting at GAS ~
m, after which the Rev. G. w.
mes will preach, beginning at 7:45p m.
Kew. Barnes will hold the second
rterly conference while here All
1bers of the official board are re-
tied to attend the quarterly meeting IL
full reports. H.
'ank Wilmington and Frank Mill
, of Shoshone, were Richfield Wis
Wednesday. T hey are of the orig Wi
promoters and fnanciers of the only.
Brush Tonic Company of Sho-
=, that is making great reputa-
o''- -''' 'o'''S don t
sage Drusn' anu tney wear lhe specis
that won't come OF from the sat seriou
capitalist. Both men are old res mace
of this section, and are well tbn er
= all through the Wood River val carrie
Mr.. Millsaps was sheriff of Lin Eye, {