The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-09-22


Mrs. Farmer went down to Sho
shone Tuesday evening.
Work on o. c. Burton's new res
idence is moving along nicely.
W B.. Joy, formerly of this cit,
is nos located in Salt Lake City.
A large amount of coal is beins
hauled out to the dam this week.
c. J.. Isle and R. B. McArthui
transacted business in Haley, one
day this weeA.
Contractor Carroll returned the
first of the week from a visit tc
Salt Lake City.
A large coal house is being erect
ed by the Idaho Irrigation Company
in the rear of the hotel.
More land buyers have been in
Richficld the past week than at any
time during the summer.
A. H. Wright is planning to BULL
a new residence in the north part
of town, in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Estell were in
the city from the Baugh ranch, this
week, with a load of rfruit.
F. 6. Stewart and family, from
Occur d'Alene, arrived in Richfield
this week, to make final proof on
their claim near town.
James A. Green and Mr.. c -others
are enjoying themselves at %Shoshone
this week. They were drawn on the
jury for the present term OF court.
J.. G.. Pinkham has handed in his
resignation as purchasing agent for
the Idaho Irrigation Co., to take eff
feet October LIST. He may spend the
coming winter in Salt Lake.
Miss Cora Green went down to
Shoshone Tuesday to make arrang-
ments for attending high school
in that city this winter. She will b
gin her studies next Monday.
Threshing is about completed on
the Richfield tract, and the farmers
generally are very well pleased with
the yield. The quality of the grain
is good, almost without exception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixler of Montana
were here a couple of days this
week, with a view to investing in
some of the extraordinarily good all
cheap soil on the Richfield tract.
DR.. Dutton arrived Monday with
a car load of equipment for fitting
up his ranch north O town. Mr..
Paulson accompanied the car, and
will have charge of the farm work.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop of
Springfield, Missouri. father and
mother of E. A. Bishop, arrived in
Richfield Tuesday for a visit and to
look over the country with a view
of locating.
J. w. Huffman has about com
pleted his fine new house on Ban
mock street. He and his family ex-
pect to leave in about ten days for
Kansas, their old home, where they
will spendr the winter.
George Macarthur has sold mis-
dairy to his brother, R. B., who Will
AXE charge Monday. He has built
up a good business by caurtesy and
hard work, and many patrons will
regret to see him go.
DR.. Harris, a retired physician OF
H~azeldell, Illinois, has been in the
city this week, looking over the
country with a view of locating. The
was very faverab'y impressed
md will probably invest.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Goodhue are
residents on the tract, having
to prove up on their fine claim
vest of town. Mr. .Goodhue is the
manager of the Commercial Cream
Try of Boise one of the biggest in
ititutions of the kind in the north I
vest.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Brainard left
tuesday evening for Denver, ~fter
been in charge of the Rich l
ield hotel for the past five months. u
dr. w. c. Reesor, the new manager, t
.rrived the first of the week and is h
Iow directing the destinies of that 4
hostelry. v
Tom Byrne was a visitor at Good >
ng last week, where he spent two !
avs seeing the sights. 1t looked =
Ike a wedding party, and the Re :
was preparing for long an =
ouncement thereof, with a beauti-
bride and a chariyari to write y
D in picturesque style, when Tom :,
i'd it wasn't SO.
James A. Green has rented the +,
.ncoln Hotel and took charge this
sek The house has been newly s.
.inted papered and otherwise inn Ii
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