The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-03-02
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Boise Wednesday.
Miss Tress McMahon visited over
Sunday with her parents in this city
zell Truman of the Shoshone Jou
nal was Richfield visitor Saturday,
J. f. Lonker transacted business
in shoshone and Gooding Saturday
l. w. Mcconnell made a business
trip out to tn Magic reservoir Tues
day
Henry Lane Of Boise. was trans
acting business in this city Wednes-
day.
Sidney Bloom is erecting a large
barn 24x4o on his ranch north Of
town.
O. c. Burton was confined to the
house the fore part of the week by
a severe cold.
DR.. Davies living north Of own
purchased fine young team the lat
ter part of last week.
Better begin to select the men you
desire to represent you in the next
village board of trustees.
Arrangements have been made
for a grand masquerade ball to be
held in this city March II.
a. Jacobson is building an eight
room house on his ranch northwest
of town. It is S6x2S two stories.
That bu2zing you hear is nothing
to be frightened at. 1t is just the
buzz Of candidates for oounciimen.
Mrs. w. A. Denecke returned to
Boise Thursday, after several days
visit with Mr.. Donecke in this city.
C. A. Elmer sales agent for the
Idaho irrigation company, was in
the city from shoshone. Thursday.
You can celebrate St. Patricl1s da
by taking in the masquerade bail at
Weeter Hail the evening Of the 17h.
Miss Ruth Davies Of Boise, Wis
tied with her parents DR.. and mrs
J. c. Davies. at the Coulee's north O
town over sunday.
e. NJ Blake formrly of this city
has beeen elected secretary of the
Society Of Idaho Engineers, which we {
rcntIy organizd in Bots
We are now booging orders fol
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs. Firs.
class stock and fertility guaranteed
---Mickels ait & =Schwarnar. !
John Anderson is having a house
built on his ranch four miles west {
OF town Mr.. Anderson came here
few days ago from Minnesota.
VIM Herbert has been tappoint- a
ed city marshal and took charge OF t
the office Wednesday. Bill is a go +
getter and viii make coed officer c
The ladies aid met with Mrs R.
E. Mickelwait Wednesda afternoon
and large crowd was present.
ten cent lunch was served that was {
great enjoyed
About fifty laborers have been ia :;
ken out 70 the dam this week to as
sist in clearing the reservoir of drift :
wood and removing unused material !,
from the works. :,
Sam Huffine, who has been car z
pentering at the dam for the past
Two years left this week for his old
nome III tennessee. lie expects 10
be gone about four months
The worst part of the winter ex- .
in this section of the coun =
.ry broke Saturday night and con-
inued until Monday, when the sun -
lgain cast her rays on thesnow COW "
red country. 80
DR.. J. c. Davies has named his e.
anch home north OF town 1.-The Cou
ee's" This is a good plan and 9th
r ranchers should follow the Doc *
or's example and select names for
heir ranches.
Mr.. Roarbeck, who came here a
hort time ago from Washington an "A
sased the Fender building on Main
treet is making several important
hanges in the building. Mrs >5ar
eek will open up nice stock OF mi
merry in the spring 81
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W Reeves. Mr.. q
ld Mrs. A. H. Wright and Mr. and
rs H. b. jones and daughter Beu-
II, sta ted saturday for a few days
sit in Boise. They returned Thu
~ and report very enjoyableand q
'ofitable trip. a
A. meeting Of the school board
st Friday evening, Prof. Lenker al g
ISIS Agnes Dew were reelected teac 81
S in the schools for another year q
Fe given entire satisfaction the 4
st year and the board as web as