The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-08-04


HALEY, Monday
d Campbell the painter, visited
in Carey and HALEY this week.
R. A. Miller is having a large barn
built on his lots in the north part of
town.
Remember that if you vote at the
primaries you must register. Regis
tration books open every Saturday.
A. /. Mcmahon. E. G. eMrrifield,
Paul S Haddock, Ed. Holden and
+ L. r. Hagler of Shoshone were Wis
itors in Richfield, Monday.
Buy your coal at Summer Prices.
RS plentiful and cheap now--next
winter it will be scarce and high.
Iowa Lumber Company.
For sale---Thorough bred register
ed Airedale terrier, eight months OLD
from champion stock Price $4,000
c. H. Fitch, Richfield, Ida.
Miss Margaret Johnson, who has
been attending the Utah university
at Salt Lake, arrived in Richfield
Wednesday, to spend the rest Of the
summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Duet Johnson.
Miss Helen McNeal, of Wayne, Ne
braska finished proof on her land
north of town, Thursday and left
for her home going by way of the
Pacific coast cities. hSe is assist /
ant postmaster at Wayne.
o. c. Burton, A. D. Crothers, H.
M. Moore and J A. Youngkin at
tended the anti-division meeting at
Shoshone, Wednesday afternoon a
fair crowd was present. The Rich
field delegation went down in the
Burton auto.
Mrs. w. S. Henderson, of Salt
Lake, sister-in-law of Duet Johnson,
mother Mrs. Martha Cook, also OF
Salt Lake, arrived in Richfield We'd
nesday. Mrs. Cook will prove up
on her Carey Act claim half mile
west of own.
Christian Kleihauer of Kaneville.
arrived in Richfield ,Satur-
day, ready to start to prove up on j
his Carey Act land north of town.
He is a brother-in-law of w J.
Taper and is a eMthodist preacher I
of distinstion. {
Engle Brothers are finding plen-
ty of work for their new binder in
the fields north of town. They have |
cut several crops of oats for their
neighbors besides caring for their I
own crops. The yield is reported
10 be very satisfactory indeed.
An anti-county division meeting
S to be held in the Commercial Clut
'ooms, Wednesday night, of next week,
when NJ w. Smith if Wendell, j.
= Martin and c. W. French Of
Jerome and A. l. Mcmahon will adj
lress the voters on the question. 1t
will do no one any harm to attend,
md possibly some important new
IDEAS may be presented.
The Recorder office has been tied
Ip for several days because of the
allure of the spark coil on the en-
inc 1t was a pretty hard job for
he kind of experts in the Record S
r office--and when it was finally 10
ated there it is very doubtful ii it
Fas there at all Wade Marsh OF
+ooding, who brought T. B. Brush's
uto up here, located the trouble,
some parts from the auto,
nd the machine has been singing a
0ng like a duet between a nightin-
ale and a lark, with a piano and
arp accompaniment
Harold T. Kipp and w. L. Turner
re to make final proof Friday on
leir arey Act land northwest of the
ty. They have excellent holdings.
hich they expect to develop at once rs
to high class dairy and fruit
rms. They expect to clear and
1t all the land into immediate Gull -
walton Mr. and Mrs. Kipp and r
lrner will leave this week for Spo- i
me, where Mr.. Kipp has extensive |
lsiness interests. Mr. Turner will 1
main to look after his large land !
terests, and keep on interesting |
e buying public in Southern Ida |
!, landsho lands.