The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-06-16

Ice cream cones at Wards, only five
cents.
A hot day. A cold soda. H. M.
Moore Co.
For long time Real Estate Loans see
The Land Man.
Miss Beulah Igou is able to be
out again after a spell OF spotted
fever.
J. w. Huffman went up to HALEY
Monday, to assist Ed Lamb at a
job of p~lastering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Huffman went
down to shoshone Saturday evening
returning Sunday at noon.
B. o. vanderlip, representing the
Continental Oil company, vas in
Richfield on business Monday.
A. A. Beckett Of Oklahoma, is in
the city this week looking V the
country with a view of locating.
Miss vancil left the last of the
week for Haley. She expects to
be eone until after the Fourth.
For Sale or Trade:--One first class
driving mare. Will sell or trade for
slow, work horse.---F. E. Reynolds.
R. A. Goodhue of Boise, was in
the city Monday, looking after his
interests on the Richfield tract.
n. Coleman who bought the
Crothers ranch arrived the latter
part Of last week with his family,
from Washington.
l.. S. Knox, accompanied by his
father went up to Pigara Sunday,
on a fishing trip and succeeded in
landing four beauties.
For Sale:-40 or so acres of land
three and a half miles from town, right
under the ditch. A bargain if taken at
once. Inquire at this office.
The Ladies Aid society will give an
ice cream social at the Commercial
Climb rooms tomorrow friday even
ing. Ice cream and cake Is cents.
The addition to the Lincoln no.
tel is about completed, which will
add greatly to the appearance as
well as doubling the floor space.
For Sale:-40 acre tract adjoining
the townsite of Richfield. Proof is
made. Six acres cleared. Terms easy.
&C. F. Banghart, Montpelier, Idaho.
Strayed=One red milk COW.
Horns sawed to within n inch of
head and one ear split. Had halter
on when she left.-H. M. Coffman,
Burns, Idaho.
A. D. Crothers has received a big
harness machine and also the first
shipment of a large line of shoes
Mr.. Crothers believes in keeping up
with the growth of the city.
Tuesday, the 18th, was Flag Day,
and a number of flags were in evil
dence above the torres and homes
of the town. There was no public
demonstration of any kind, however.
E. K. French of California, visited
his brother A. j. French this week.
MIR. French was enroute to Chicago
and expects to return to this city in a
few weeks and improve his farm near
here.
V. V. Bower, the land man, on
Monday sold to G. o. ClarkS0 acres
of land Joining the 40 recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Clark. This gives Mr..
Clark 12O acres of fine land on the
Richfield tract.
The petition of Harry Ander-
son, who is asking for the nomina-
of county clerk on the repub-
tickets being circulated in the
city and is being signed by about all
who are approached. /
j. M. Beeman has Purchased a
2 u acre tract in the Underwood AID +,
dition south of the railroad, where
expect to build a house and be =.
at home. At present the Beeman
are living on the McClena- ;
han place just west of town.
Doctor McCune. a dentist of Nor I
TOM. Kansas, was in the city the
OF the week looking over the ,
with a view of opening a !,
office in this city. He left Wed-nes- :
lay for Boise to take the examina- /;
lion before the state board. :
Work was started on the new res c
dence on the Tom Byrne ranch the c
after part of last week and is be- S
ng rushed to completion as rapidly S
IS possible. 1t will be full two sto- il
les with seven rooms-five on the Ii
over floor and two on the up n
Fl
Mr.. Brown of Caldwell represent Il
ny the Caldwell nursery, was in the