The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-09-01
/. W. Mcconnell made business

Burns the 1lrsJ OF the week
Hay by load, or quantity, loose OF
baled Kipp Bros, Burns, Idaho
H j.. Mcvicker and o. C. Burton
had business in HALEY the first OF
the week.
Mrs Pinkham and Mrs. Wilcox
went up to HALEY Monday returning
Tuesday
Mrs. A. l. Mcmahon, of shoshone,
visited this week with the family Of
r. l. Mcmahon in Richfield.
meeting this week, with Mrs. +. /.
Mcmahon Wednesday afternoon.
f. N. Snyder returned Thursdaf.
from few days visit with relatives
and friends at Salt Lake City.
j. e. Wood, who has been doing a
lot of carpenter work up at Carey,
visited in Richfield the first OF the
week.
Mrs. V. " Bower spent a few days.
in Gooding the past week. visiting
her sisters family, and doing some
shopping.
The Misses Rose and Prudence
Fowler returned Wednesday, from
a two months isit with relates and
friends at Spokane
z. 7. spellman and wife of the
Strunk ranch, beyond the dam, were
visiting friends in this city the lat
ter part of last week.
Donald r. Cameron of Spokane,
arrived in Richfield the first of the
week, to make final proof on his
Carey Act land near town.
Mrs .Tomlinson, motherof c. w.
Tomlinson, left this week for her
home after an extended visit in
this city She lives in Chicago.
Mrs. Fower has rented the Wal
tiers property for the winter and
viii move to town soon to give her
children the advantages of school.
Mrs. H. J. Mcvicker returned this
week from HALEY where hes had
been visiting with relatives. She was
accompanied home by her sister.
Miss Grace Smith. of HALEY, who
for the past few weeks has made
her home with the family of NJ. J.
unger, left Wednesday for her home
w Mcconnell, manager of the
Idaho Irrigation Company, expects
his I mily here about the middle OF
the month. from Denver, where they
have been for some months past.
Remember the booster meeting : !.
10 be held at the Commercial Club :
looms, Saturday night, September 10
It is for every farmer, every business
man every investor on the Richfield
.ract
The election board finally decided Il
hat as the Commercial Club room
vas so much more accessible than
he school house, they would hold d
he primary election there---which v
hey did q
R. A. Miller, B. Brush and A. !.
}. Crothers left today for the upper "
Vcod river country on a duck shoot =
ng trip. They took along a camp -
lg outfit and expect to be gone for
eyeral days. ~ ~
w. A. Henderson, of Salt Lake. Ell
md owner on the Richfield tract, di
nd ne C. Tie big Who'll, sale
ROGERS in Salt Lake, is here this
eek to look af.er his business az IN
irs j. Richfiel. on
Prof J. F. Lenl1er has completed - ~
S new residence near the school ~
'use, and moved his family there -
e first of the week. He will have g.
very comfortable little home, and -,
ose in to his school work av
w. NJ. strunk and Dutch" have on
ade quite a record in the way of lar
Using water melons this season. 1t To
believed that their water melon bet
tch out on the hill has yielded on,
sger return for given amount of ba,
Dor than any other on the tract. tba
Rev. G. F. Kleihauer of Kane eff
lie, Illinois, made final proof this
elk on his land north of town and 80
-rted for his home. He is one of 80
, early settlers on the tract, hav- ~
!; made his entry tire years ago. a..
is brother-in-law of w. j. Tap ono
bee
meeting that was called for the for
lperance workers of this locality, to
nday afternoon, failed to mater side
re, owing to the non-arrival of way
). Garlock, Superintendent of the fror
nty W. c. T IT,, who was to be best
speaker Of the day. wan
:. 2. Shearn made final proof on it "
second tract of Carey Act on the wou
,iieIe tract, aiasr@week,- and mas outs
4 hack IN his old home in iowa was