The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-03-31

Max Lowe, of Shoshone, was Wis
itor to Richfield Thursday.
H. J. MacviclIer and J. G. Pink.
ham were visitors to HALEY, Sunday.
Fence your farm. A car of barb wire
just received by Lennon Bros.
For sALE---1s Dairy Cows.
D. C. Strunk, Tikura, Idaho
K. G. Phelps is out again, after an
indoors vacation Of several days with
the grippe.
Mrs, Pagan entertained the Ladies
Aid Society, Wednesday afternoon, at
her home west Of town.
J. w Pinkham Of the J. G. White
Company and H. B. Jones of the Re-
corder Office made a trip out to the big
dam, Thursday.
Clarence Poteet, who has been
working out to the dam, was in the
city Sunday, having been laid up
with a severe cold.
The Ladies Aid Society cleared
little more than $26 from their icecream
and fancy work sale, held in the Re
corder Office last Saturday.
a. S. Boice, of Boise, district sup
erintendent for the Mutual Insur-
ance company, was in Richfield on
business the first of the week.
R. B. Williams, Jr., of the Idaho r.
rigation Company, has returned after
month visit to New York City. H.
will probably remain here all summer.
G. R. Shaw, Of Boise, who owns
$40 acres of fine land near town,
was here this week. to make ar
rangements for having his place i'm
proved
Guyman and Metcalf left Satur-
day with their animals and all their
belongings for Ontario, where they
viii take some extensive contract
work in the construction of the big
irrigation works now in progress
there.
NJ J. Unger's new house in the
Underwood addition is being rushed
along, so that it will soon be ready
for occupancy Mrs. Unger is look
ing after one of the neatest little
poultry yards there, of any on the
Richfield tract, and one that prom
Uses to be as profitable as it is at
tractive
. ]. H. Murftt has force of men at
work on the school house Plasterers,
painters and carpenters, all are busy
finishing up tee most attractive build
ing of its kind in Southern Idaho. 1t
will hardly be ready in time for school
this spring, but next fall it will be oc-
cupied-7and probably almost filed by
the many children who are fiocIing into /
the town and country.
& The running Of horses on the
streets, is strictly prohibited by VII
lage ordance. and it is said that the
making Of the main street race
course as was done by some Of the
boys last Sunday, viii be likely to +,
land someone in jail, with a. good !
stiff fine to keep them still more in
mind Of the fact that it doesn't pay
to be foolish in public
Lennon Brothers have about de-
eided to start work on their new
store building on Main street, in
'front.' Of the building they now oc- S
supy They will put up frame n
but it will be comfortable o
md commodious They may also A
)uild residence on the lots they A
,wn over in the Underwood addi-
ion, across the railroad track
The Recorder is under obligations
0 Mr.. G. F. Isaac, of the state fish T,
hatchery at Hay Spur, for two of "
he finest trout that ever pulled ST
ian over the bank and into the cold u
5aters of Silver Creek. The fish tn
'ere good enough to be mounted as kI
permanent museum attraction M
ut that wasn't what became of ~ "
lem on
Several of the local fishermen Sc s.
ere out along Little Wood river, m
unday. looking for trout A few es
nall ones were caught, but the dc
alter is too high and roily to be at c cn
S best for trout fishing. With la,
e great number of fine trout that SCI
ere planted in this stream last ~ ~
ar, by the state fish hatchery, it
ay be expected that by next season J..
ere will be finer fishing than ever he
ere was in the. good old days"
len the pioneers lived on fish
d hope and grass roots. Some
last years trout fry are already
a good merchantable size, and
} way they take the fly and make 7