The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-18
Dr.. Drake, the oculist. visited the

DR.. Drake, the oculist, visited the
town, Monday.
Sidney Bloom expects to start fol
Omaha this week for a visit OF
a few days.
A. Black of Richfield has the con-
tract for building the new school
house at Johnson.
l. w. Mcconnell and W. L. Cor
ton made a business trip to Boise
the first of the week
Lost, a gold ring, with initials.
Finder please leave at Recorder Of
flee. Reward offered
Mrs. Brooks from Fairmont, Ne
braska, is visiting her sons here,
w. G., F. D. and r. A. Brooks.
Mrs. H. NJ Young and daughter.
OF Bellevue, drove down last week
and stayed couple of days looking
after business and visiting.
Dr. R. E. Plath, dentist of Spo-
kane, arrived in Richfield this week
TO make final proof on his Carey
Act land northwest of town
Rev. D. B. Duncan of Washington,
who is here to make final proof on
his land near town, has accepted the
invitation of Rev. Williams to oc-
cupy the eMthodist church pulpit,
unday evenings. A cordial invita-
out and hear him
II. b. Jones and family are ex-
days visit on Camas Prairie. They
once lived there, where Mr. Jones
had homestead that proved to be
very profitable and they have rel
the prairie. They took in the Pho
neers' celebration at Soldier, which
was the biggest thing of the kind
in the history OF that country.
c. e. b. Roberts, candidate for TIA
republican nomination for the state
senate was in Richfield two days
this week He is a homesteader on
the Minidoka tract and if he hasn't
had an opportunity to study out som
peoples legislation during their
long wait for something to turn up,
no one has He made an exception
ly good hit with the people here,
and should count on heavy vote.
Rev. r. G. Williams finally decid-
ed to forego the pleasure, if not the
duty OF a trip to the annual confer
ence of the Methodist church, held
this year at Joseph oregon. 1t is
a long ,arduous trip, close to 800
miles, and ON two roads. He had
expected TO go ,dut instead sent in
a written report of the work for
The past year--and it is a report to ;
be proud OF whether sent by mail ;
or spoken through a trumpet.
Lennon Bros. are getting the new
heating plant for the school house,
almost ready for use Some of the
)arrs were broken in shipping, and
lad to be re-ordered delaying the
work considerably. 1t is only lit
lie more than two weeks until the
opening OF -Septembcr5th -
md the heating work las well as the
,ther preparations for an interrupt
I'd and prosperous school year, will
De carried on as rapidly as possible
H IL. Dickerson of Chicago stop
led off a couple of days last week
O visit old acquaintance in Rich
ield. He was an old employe of
he J. G. White company here, but :
eft some months ago to go with J.
\. Green to Chicago Mr. DECKER
on has just returned from Vale,
oregon where they have some i'm = :
ortant irrigation engineering work, y
nd he brings good news about all
ne former Richfield people who now
We there--the Durnins, Collinses,
lays, Shells, and others. =
Miss Euler and Miss Springer of Il
oise, and Mr. Horan and Mr.. Buck a
ere accompanied to Gooding, last +,
stturudy, Ny MI. anu MIS- fiHhHdln W
this place. The purpose of the r.
hole crowd was to have as enjoy A
BILE a time as was possible, and by h,
re report upon their return, it may q,
e judged that the trip was worth .,
lille. They stopped at the Lincoln hi
IN and took in all the sights of 10
ooding. 70
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