The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-08-31

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For Exchange Good light wagon
for heavy one. Inquire at this Office
John seheppers has been awarded the
contract for building the Byrne resi-
dence on North Main street.
Cash. Woodward, who has been
doing the butchering for Byrne Bros.
at the Magic Reservoir, has returned
70 1icni1eid and is now in the Byrne
Meat Market.
A numberof ranchers on the Rich
field tract are starting their plows and
getting ready TO SOW fall crop Of
wheat. 1t is thought large acreage
win be put in to wheat on the track
this fall
VIM. Herbert has opened a feed mill
in the warehouse back of McMahons
store He has put in a gasoline engine
and one Of the best grinders that can
be bought. He is prepared to do all
kind OF feed grinding and his prices
are right z mill Of this kind win
prove Of great benefit to those who
have stock TO feed.
c. r. Shaw and family, of Boise,
were Richfeld visitors the first of the
week. They came to Haley, and then
back down to Richfed, in their fine
big Winton touring car. Mr.. Shaw is
one Of the big land owners on the tract
and he is firm in his believe that the
Richfeld country is one of the most
prosperous sections Of all southern
Idaho He is preparing to have alarge
orchard and lot of other nice i'm
provements put on his place a quarter
OF a mile north Of town, for next sea-
son. Tbs party left here early Tues
day morning, expecting to drive
through to Boise the same day dis
lance OF between $50 and 100 miles.
Rev. R. C. Williams and family left
Tuesday for Middleton, Idaho, where
they will be stationed for this year
Rev Williams has been pastor of the
church here for the past two years.
starting in on the pastorate when the
church organization merely owned two
vacant lots here in town. The building
Of a comfortable church and parsonage I
and the development of a good working
church organization, are some Of the /
visible results Of the last two years
work The family have made many
friends here, who regret to see them
cave, though it is in the nature of
good promotion to Mr.. Williams.
The Recorder family visited the farm
iome of Mn and Mrs. w. J. Taper,
he first of this week. Mr. Taper
anne here with about as much know
edge of irrigation as the Recorder edi-
or possessed which was an eligible
quantity. But he has made q real
tudy Of crops, of methods, of soil con
Iitions, and there is no more attractive
lace on the whole tract. He is plan
ing to go in pretty heavily on winter
pples, next year, and will put out one
# the largest.erchards on the tract,
lis north slope land being an ideal To-
alton for an orchard. The hospitable
'apper home is one that anyone might
-isit with pleasure and profit.
fish car carrying 10000 trout
ny came down from the hatchery
It Hay Spur, Monday, enroute for
Montpelier in Bear Wake county. to
zee distributed in the streams in
hat section. The three hatcheries
'wned and operated by the state,
It Hay Spur, Sand Point and Warm
liver, are all making fine records
or hte production ond distribution
# trout. and the streams Of Ida
% will this year have more new fish
ry planted than ever before The
usiness Of distributing the young
trout, once they are Matched and
lsiiisi ay started on their way OF life,
5 being reduced by the fish and
nee. SO chat very few trout are
yer started out from the hatch
riees that fail to reach their des-
nation alive, and hearty.