The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-01-05

Doctor cellar or ShOShOne was II
tie city on professional bhsines.
Trsday.
The revival services now being
held at the church will be continued
all next week
Remember the special train OF
Agricultural College Professors the
18th of this month at 1910.
Miss Cora Green expects to return
to Shoshone 10 resume her studies
in the High school at that place mex
Sunday.
We cannot learn what the attire
ton is but there is something that
is bringing Dave Ingle to town very
often here of late.
Bert Crothers and family spent tn
latter part of last week and the first
of this week visiting relatives and
friends at Shoshone.
Only few short months until we
can hear the cry, "This train for all
points on Camas Prairie at the
Richfield union depot. Doesn't SCUM
bad, does it =?
York Denton this week purchased
of Mr. Clapp, of Boise, forty acres OF
tland jining the townsite on the
west This is a very desirable piece
of land and Mr.. Denton made a good
buy.
80 acres-5 miles out fully stoke
all ripesuite machinery, feed. and
everything ready to pua a crop in
the spring. Will be sold at a sac
rifice until February 1st.-A. H.
Wright.
80 acres-Three miles out. Fine
land, proved up on. No further pay
ments until next December Until
February LIST owner will take just
exactly what he has in it. Terms
A. H. Wright.
H. NJ. Martin and wife returned TIL
first of the week from a visit with
relatives at Pocatello. While gone
Mr.. Martin received good position
on the o. S. L. and has gone to ac-
cept the position. Mrs. Martin will
remain in Richfiel for the present.
Land buyers are continuing to be
in the lands of the Richfiel
tract and hardly a day passes but
what there are byers here from a
distance and the best of it is. D., that
the land is fast getting into the han
of actal seuttlers.
At meeting of the city council
evening Alexander Mckay |
was appointed city marshal and has
been instructed to see that all dogs |
are wearing a tax. Those that are
not will be taken up and held at
the livery stable until next Wednes-
day, when if the owners do not call |
for them they will be shipped.
DR.. J. M. Verberkmoes, who has
been attending to the medical needs
the men employed at the big dam TO
the past two years babe his many
friends in this section good bye and
left last Saturday for Madison, Wis.
where he expects to remain this win
The Doctor says he expects to return
20 Richfield in the spring.
A special train bearing seven or
more Professors from the Utah and
Idaho Agricultural Colleges will be
n Richfield, Tuesday, January IT,
The train will arrive in Richfield at
L2:4O in the afternoon and will re-
main one hour. 1t is desired that as
many of our farmers as can be pres
mt as many things of Importance
O this tract will be taken up while
he train is here.
The Recorder job department has
,een so busy this week, and Mr..
isle being away, that the paper is
cry late and not up to the usual
tandard in reading matter, but If
GU are QlSpltdStQ VIII ILLS AS'NS
ay the blame to Mr.. Lisle as he is
way and it will not hurt him, but
f you should lay the blame on to
he local editor, it might get him
attled until he would not be able
o get out the paper at all another
yeek
A crowd of boys ranging in age
drom twenty-five to forty turned on
tuesday, night and put on one of the
lost successful entertainments for
he benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Venemar
hat has been pulled off in Richfield
Or many day, in fact the noise
lade was so fierce that it is though
nat the ranchers on the Richfield
ract will not be bothered any more
y coyotes, as large band of them
re said to be headed in a northerly