The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-03-23
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For Rent; Nicely furnished room,
Inquire of " " Bower.
A. H. Wright transacted business
in Shoshone Thursday.
R. E. Mickelwait has sold three
pieces of land this week.
Shorty Edwards went up to Hay
Spur on fishing trip this week.
Manager Mcconnell returned THU
dav from a trim to the Magic Reser-
voir
Our citizens are busywiththeir gan
dens and flower beds the past few
days
Truman Mcmahon came up from
Shoshone Sunday to visit with his
parents.
M. j. Unger returned Tuesday fro
few days business visit to Ameri-
can Falls.
VIM Strung is building an addi-
ton to his residence opposite hte Lii
coin hotel.
Sheridan Strnk and family have
moved 10 their ranch eight miles
north OF town.
Mr.. Rorabeck is building a large
hot bed and expects to raiseplants
for the market.
Miss Agnes Dew o the city schools
visited with friends in Gooding last
Saturday and Sunday.
The stone masons havecommenced
work on r. E. Mickelwaits founda-
ton for his new house.
The foundation for Michael yBr
new house is completed and the car
pcnters ar now ate work
District Court convened at Sho-
shone Monday. There will be sew
eral important cases tried.
George Macarthur has rented the
McClenahan placewest of town and
moved out there this week.
Rev. Clark of HALEY was in the
city Thursday. Rev Clark is pastor
of the M. e. church in Haley.
Mrs. l. w. Mcconnell is gaining il
strength and health rapidly at Hot
Lake, Oregon, where she now is.
G. NJ. Shiels formerly of this city
but now of Brogan, Oregon, was in
the city on business wednesday.
hTe former citizens are arriving
daily and in the corse of anotheur
week most of them will behere.
Gustave Matthies of Washington
has this week purchased 40 acres OF
land four miles north east oftown. 5
Mrs. c. j. Lisle and children re-
turned Saturday from Boise where
they have been spending the winter
Mrs. H. NJ. Martin has been in the d
;ity this week from Pocatello ship g
ling their hosehold goods to that e
ity. =
Mike Byrnes new residence on his Il
anch shows p nicely west of town Sc
nd he will have a fineyiewof the 81
ity 81
Mrs. Bertha Williams who has bee -
wing in the city during thewinter n,
lonths moved back to her farm thi in
eek fe
Friday, April Z, has been set as 10
rbor day Lets all get busy on 'e
lat day and set out at least one
ee.
Some of the brass collars passed
rough the city Wednesday in their no
ivate car attached to the freight '''
ain
Misses EullolaByrne and Core
cen came up from Shoshon eand ~
ent Sunday with their parents in
is city. q
Judge Flenner of Boise entertain 81
q fair sized crowd at the church 8
ursday evening with one of his &
lures.
There can be no trout fishing dur y
the month of April, a law to tina q
sct having beenpassedbythe last "a
islature. q
DELL Lennon left Wednesday ever .
for Twin Falls where he goes to
D his brother move fromthat plao q
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We are now booging orders for q
red Plymouth Rock Eggs. First q
8 stock and fertility guaranteed q
ickelw ait & Schwarner. q
{. M. Moore received a letter this 81
k from his brother, stating that q
self and wife expects to be IN
field in few days. 81
o. Clark mas named his ran : :
vest of town ''Fairview' and the =