The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-07-13

teel, Thursday afternoon and even
ing, July 20. Everybody is invited
to attend and have a good, sociable
time.
Eagle Bses living aerth ef town
who ave probably cleared more
land of the sage brush than any
other two men on the Richfield seq
~regation, are now clearing and pillow.
ing 35 acres on a contract three and
a half miles north east of town.
Mr.. w. s. Nelson and Miss Mamie
Durnin were married at Brogan, Ore
Thursday July 6 at the home of the
parents of the bride. Miss Durnin
was formerly a teacher in the Rich
field schools, and while here made
a host Of friends who join in extend
ing congratulations. ~
r. d. Crothers who has been at
the Hot Lake, Oregon ~Sanatorinn
where he has been taking treatment
for the rheumatism fcfr the past two
weeks returned home Monday, nue.
improved. in health. Mr.. Crotho.
speaks in the highest terms of that
popular health resort.
NJ. }. Unger and family VIII leave
about the 18th Of this month for
Rockland, Idaho, he having changed
agent at that place. Mr.. Unger and
places with the Iowa Lumber Co.
family are well pleased with Rich
field, but they have a valuable home
stead near Rcckland ana by going
to that place can make their hofn,
OF the homestead. 80
vern Williams, has purchased a
fine ~threshing outfit and is now con-
tracing grain to thresh the present
season. The machine is an 10 horse
power Russell and a 80 so separate
and is considered n Of the best ma
chimes now on the market. Vern
has sent to Portland for an expert
separator man and will guarantee
all his work.
VIM. Nixon and wife were up for
before II. 3. Jones Thursday.
Nixon, who was charged with resist
ing arrest, was sentenced to serve
so days in the county Jail and Mrs
Nixon was given ten days for inter
with an officer whiel in the
discharge Of his duty. They We're
taken to Shoshone by Deputy Sher-
if Burton on the noon train Thurs
lay.
John L. McCone and family and
G. Grau, of Yellowstone Park ar
in Riehfield the first Of the
week to make their home. Theey
are now lowcated in the Huffman
house on Bannock street, but wi.
occupy Unger's house in the Under
addition as os soon as MIR.
Jnger moves out. They like the
.ooks of Richfield well enough that
hey have purchased 40 acres OF
and since their arrival.
w. B. Hardwick, noe of the very
of the old-time printers. is Civ
ng the Recorder some valuable as
iistance this week He has followed
he trade for a third Of a century,
all parts of the country, adding
the theoretical education of the
practical education Of the case
University and the law school until
lie would be a welcome visitor any
where things worth while are being
discussed.
The case of V. v. Bower VS. Geo.
1ushton, for the collection of a fee
n the sale Of read estate, was up
trial before Justice of the Peace !
/. B.. ZONES Tuesday and Wednes-
-ay. The jury which was composed
f M. p. Ward, T. L. Mcmahon, Jas.
,%rittcn, York Denton, J.. R. Smith :
nd L. J. Poteet returned a YER
let in favor, of the plaintiff. The
efendant will appeal the case to
he District court.
Henry Mapes, of the new real es-
ate firm Of Mapes & Munger, has
lanneed to start in about ten days
n an extended trip through tn I
fiddle West, to interest whom he
an in Idaho. He has carried on an
he Mississippi valley, and a re
abundant encouragement to =
lake the trip.N / Munger. who is .
Ue to arrive here Saturday from j,
lorth Dakota, will have charge of
lie office while Mr.. Mapes goes o
asst. Mr.. Mapes expects to visit in
mate friends in Fargo, N. D., with 4
HON he has been( carrying on a *
.ng and Animated correspondence y
,garding Idaho. h