The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-03-16
Register.


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0. C. Burton transacted business in
Bellevue Tuesday
T. N Coleman was in the city on
business Thursday
For Rent Nicely furnished room,
Inquire of V. V. Bower.
w B. Hardwick was up from Sho.
shone on business Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs J. NJ. Reason Tuesday evening
r. o. Clark is building an addi-
ton to his ranch west of town.
The sage brush grubbers are maxi
a big showing on the townsite.
NJ j. Unger is transacting bust
ness in Amrican Falls theis week
Orville Crothers was in from Big
Wood river after supplies Thurs
day.
The masquerade ball tonight at
Weeter hall promises to be sue
cess.
Dave Engle returned Sunday from
Twin Falls where he had been on a
business visit.
Buff Orpington eggs for setting
$3.50 for 15.L. l.. Layne, Box 81,
Richfield, Idaho.
Jack Holland came down from
HALEY Sunday where he has been
spending the winter.
F. L. Eastwood is building foun
dation for his new house on his
ranch west of town.
E. S. Foster of Spokane, arrived
in the city Thursday and will make
this city his home.
Miss Leila Hartman of Kansas
City is visiting her cousin, Mrs. o.
c. Burton this week
Joe Riley who has been feeding
cattle fer Eyrne Bros, near Carey
came down Sunday. {
Mr.. and Mrs. L, w. Garlock of Sho-
shone, visited with the family of T. |.
Mcmahon over Sunday.
A ten pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Engle Sunday. Mother
and child are doing well.
j. V. Dawson manager of the Iowa I
Lumber company. was in the city from
American Falls Tuesday.
A new culvert is being put in on :.
Main street bteween the meat mar
ket and the post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Brush left Mon 2
day for Boise, where Mr.. Brush will 3
act as federal grand juror.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Reeves of =
Shoshone, spent Sunday with Mr.. D
and Mrs Burton Reeves. c
Fred Inman came up from Goodin r
this week and will take his oldjob
on the experiment farm.
Peter Eskelson of Illinois, arrived
in the city Wednesday, for visit G.
with his son, Alvin Eskelson. II II
E. E. Watts of Clifford, Idaho, was D.
in the city this week, looking over the "a
with a view OF locating.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Lamb arrived
n the city Tuesday from South Car Co
lima and will make their home in
his city. alb
There can be no trout fishing dur .n'
ng the month of April, law TO tina 'ii'
fleet having beenpassedbythe last
legislature. W
Mrs. Jonn Lennon, who has been
listing Mrs. R. A. Miller for some
me, will leave Saturday for Pacific, G
s'''''''e 'o"' this
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp of Illinois, are r,
Ipected in Richfield next week for
visit with their daughter, Mrs R. N
Lennon
r. J. Cowan arrived Thursday fro Rssz
,okane with a car load of the nee
sary equipment for ranchingon the q
chfield tract.
o. c. Burton and Harve O'Neil
is week where they will freight to
e big dam until the snowroads pl q
t from there.
We are now booging orders for
FRED Plymouth Rock Eggs. First n
ss stock and fertility guaranteed .
& Schwarner. q
Ed Finedel has his NV blacksmith q
ID completed and is now hard at g
rk, where he invites all hisold
ends to call and see him.
;. F. Lyford formerly of thic city, q
now ofC hicago, was a Richfield 3
tor between trains Wednesday. &
was enroute to Portland. II
he Ladies Aid met with Mrs. B.
Reeves Wednesday afternoon.
arge number @ofiadies were pres &
and much sewing was done. q