The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-04-14

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H. M. Moore Co.
Miss Rose Foeler came up from
shoshone sunday to visit home folks.
Al. j. French is fencing and other
t wise improving his place north OF
town.
! Mrs. Normington viii have her goods
on display after train time Friday al
ternoOn, April p.
NJ. j. Unger transacted business in
Dietrich Sunday. He was accompan-
led by j. H. Murfitt
York Denton and H. NJ. Moore
went over to DIETRICH Sunday return
ing by way of shoshone.
BByffie Bros. are adding greatly 10
the appearance Of their meat market,
by painting both inside and out.
Miss Beulah Igou visited friends
4 in Shoshone Saturday and Sunday
returning on the noon train Sunday
Lynne LaMonyon. of shoshone,
electrical expert, has been doing some
work here in Richfield, on the tele-
phone line
e. Williams returned Friday from
trip to Haley and Bellevue, where
he succeeded in selling a large num-
Der of the Allen Sanitary Baths.
Remember the election of school
trustees, at the school house, the af-
ternoon of the 18th. The polls will
be open from one until five o'clock
E. Williams received word from his
son, w. H. Williams, who was called
to Cambrige City, Indiana, by the ser
ious illness of his wife, stating that his
wife was improving.
Mrs. McMahon and Mrs Deisem en-
tertalned the Ladies Aid at the home OF
Mrs. Desem Wednesday afternoon.
A ten cent lunch was served which
netted the ladies neat sum. Despite
the high wind there was a good crowd
present.
H. M. Moore has received a fine lot
of pi ctures that he will let go at less
than cost to his customers, who make
purchases amounting to S4.OO. The
pictures are beauties and there is an
assortment that will enable anyone to
make selection.
For Sale:-One 10 x Y room, suitable
for kitchen or chicken house. One
stove, good as new, with pans, dishes,
ETC., 1 good bed, spring and mattress,
rocker and chair, good heating stove,
tubs, buckets, carpet, sweeper, etc.
inquire at this Office.
Sidney Bloom of Iowa City, Iowa,
4 friend OF H. NJ Moore, arrived in the
,ity Thursday and purchased 40 acres
If land three miles III OF town. Mr..
Bloom has Travelled quite extensively
through the Northwest and says he
likes the Richfeld tract better than
my section he has visited
Mr.. Miller of Boise, is the first man
N the Kichheid tiact to put out an
richard. His place is about two miles
orth of town and he has put out about
0 trees, consisting OF apple, peach,
ear and cherry. Mr.. Miller proved up
n his place last year and expects to
eturn next year and take up his resi- =
ence permanently.
The state land sale at shoshone
his week, attracted a good many
uyers. Land Commissioner George
Jay had charge Of the sale, and he
onducted it with his usual success
he idaho State lands are in 50 great "a
emand, that it is rarely that sale 81
held where there is any land left
yer after putting it on the market
New settlers are arriving every
~ and taking up their residence on
lie Richfield tract All that a judge h
{ land mas to do is to see the other
acts first and then see Richfield, A
hen they decide at once TO locate,
the Richfield tract has them all 81
sSted when IL comes 70 water anu
il, which are the two most essen
Il things in an irrigated country
Il. NJ. Moore's offer for the big
st trout taken from the Big Wood b
yer this year, is attracting the no.
e OF fishermen. The prize is a
90 trout rod, a real beauty, one
at would please the most fastidious b
gler who ever followed the finny
me up and down the streams, ana
is worth the getting The fish q
}, are worth the game; the winner q
is the double pay and every fish
nan gets more than he puts into
> contest, in the way OF health,
an living and communion with ma
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