The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-06-06

One nice black mare for sale. In
quire at this office.
S. j. Benson came down from Hal
ley one night this week to look al
ter his store interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. White, of Good
ing, visited at the Lechleiter nome
in RichIield, over Sunday.
The wire with the heavy stays, the
hinged JOINT and the tension curve is
found al the Iowa Lumber Co., Ltd.
c. T. Williams, who was last week
reported i'll, was operated on Sun
day for a trouble that required sur
gical treatment. He is reported as
recovering satisfactorily.
Engineer Trout, superintendent of
bridges for the o. S. L., was in town
this week, on his way out to the
two big structures on the Central
Idaho at the Big Wood and Malad
rivers.
Mrs. w. A. Denecke left the first
OF the week fer 9 visit toBoise. Her
two daughters will return with her.
Helen from the state university at
Moscow, and Gertrude from Boise,
where she graduates this year from
the nigh schOOl,
The Recorder is indebted to II.
b. Jones, out at the diversion dam,
for as fine a meess OF trout as any
one could wish 10 see. They were
brought in Wednesday by R. b.
) ones, who visited there, and there
were enough to supply three other
families besides the Recorder.
II. NJ. Moore has taken a job with
the railroad as timekeeper, and set
about his new duties this week BY
too close confinement to the store,
he had impaired his health until he
found it necessary to take up some
form of outdoor life for a change.
A summer on the railroad is expect
ed to return him to robust health.
T. B. Brush has charge of the store
for the present.
Excellent fishing is reported in
the Little Wood river near town.
Trout weighing up to three pounds
are being taken, and a large num-
Der of good disable size. The good
work oil the state fish and game de-
partment in the past few years, in
planting trout fry to not only keep
up the old number but to increase
the supply, is being made manifest
in this section as well as anywhere
else in the state.
Some of the local boys have been
putting in their evenings OF late,
shooting bluerocks at the traps they
have located east OF town. Some
good scores are being made, thoguh /
a truthful chronicle has not yet re-
corded a Dr. Bogardus or Or.
=, D;o1o fso1d <rronpdc If |
you think it's easy to hit every one
of those darting clay pigeons, try
it and see if the Richfield shooters |
aren't making admirable progress.
Work has been begun on
the Catholic church in Richfield, ano
most of the material is now on the
ground ready to complete the struc-
ture. Some delay was occasioned by /
waiting for the mill work for the |
Gothic windows, but even with this
it is expected that the structure can
be finished within or weeks.
} ohm Scheppers is in charge of the
building work. The structure is 10
be 24x40 feet, with 1912 addi-
lion.
The annual meeting of the Big
Wood River Reservoir & Canal Co.
was held in the company office, on
Tuesday, as announced. 1t is open
o ali contract holders under the
Idaho Irrigation Company project
Who have paid up at least 35 per
.ent of their water stock. A board
If directors was elected, composed
If NJ R. Rays, A. L. Fletcher. w.
I. Taper, D. E. Weatherwax, and
1. Il. Essley Until the settlers are
eady to take over the canal from
he irrigation company, the duty OF
his organization will be exceedingly
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