The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-10-13
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week.
E. T. Sparks of the Sparks Candy
Co., Salt Lake, was in the city this
week.
1. l.. Farmer made final proof,
Saturday ON his fine farm northwes
of town
For Sale-House, 24x4O feet, cost
of lumber $275, will sell for $780,
Mrs. Igou, Richfield, Idaho.
For Rent: Good furnished room.
close in; also, three room house. In
quire of Bower the Land Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Spellman were
visiting in Richfield over Sunday,
from their ranch near the big dam.
Mrs. Orene Garlock of Shoshone,
spent Sunday in Richfield with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. McMa-
hon.
Truman Mcmahon, who is attnd-
ing school at ~Shoshone, spent Sun
day in this city visiting with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Brake have moved
from the Mcmahon cottage, to the
Huffman residence in the north part
of town.
Hugh Fowler left the first of the
week for Carey, where he has ac-
cepted a position with Contractor j..
e. Wood.
The Huffman family left Sunday
for their old home in Hutchinson,
Kansas, where they expect to spend
the winter.
moved into and are now occupying
the Mcmahon cottage in the eastern
part of town.
Mrs. Young and family have NOV
ed into the Martyr house on Ban
mock street. They come to take adj
vantage of the Richfield schools.
e. c. Igou and family have moved
to their homestead southeast of
town. They expect to leave in a few
days for Portland, where they will
spend the winter
Mrs. VIM. Strunk went to Boise,
Monday night, where she will be
obliged to re-enter the hospital for
surgical treatment. Mr.. Strunk ac-
~companied her to the capital city.
James A. Green, who has charge
of the Lincoln Hotel, is expecting to
have an addition built in the neal fl
ture, as he present building is not
large enough to accommodate the
trade they are building up.
N. w. Thompson left the last of
last week for Boise, to look after a
lot of exhibits he has at the Inter
Mountain fair. He is an extensive
breeder of blooded fnrses, and hopes
to make a fine showing at the big
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Pinkham left
Saturday for Boise, Mr. Pinkham
having severed his connection with
the j. G. White company. They ex-
pect Il visit in Boise for awhile and
then probably go to Salt Lake for
the winter.
Shears Bros. are having their
building on South Main street re-
modelled and improved, which adds
much to the appearance of that part
of town. A new front and some
changes in the interior are part of
the improvements.
Tuesday nights blow was n of
the f~iercest little storms of the en-
tire year. If anyone thinks it wasn't /
a real, full-grown blow, he will have I
a golden opportunity to explain just !
what wind is. But sc far as reported ;.
no harm of any kind was done. .
l.. C. Eastwood is expecting his
and sister here some time
week, to make their home with
him. His brother is also due here n
week with a carload of horses a
With which they expect to ploW up II
and cultivate a large acreage on the G
far, west of town. :
A. H. Brailsford, of Hagerman, a
democratic nominee for state SEN n
ator, was in Richfield Wednesday, :
after his candidacy. He is
4 well known stock man of the
with an enviable reputation
among his friends for ability and in
He was here only between +
rains.
Harry Lamson returned this week
rom Camas Prairie where he has a
homestead of which he thinks a lot.
lie proposes to make it a real pleas
Ire to peat the government out OF
land, by living on 1t the time nc =
,essary to make final proof. Char