The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-06-27

particulars.
Dr. Glaze and Attorney Thomas
Martin, CT Boise, visited H. B.
Jones cut at the diversion dam, the
first Of the week. They came for
Big Wood river trout, and were in
good luck in getting all the law
allowed
C. } Lisle Of the Recorder was
q visitor to Boise this week, to at
tend the republican state platform
convention He did not stay until
the platform was finally adopted, so
does not claim responsibility fer
What is or is net there---unless by
his coming away he affected the re-
suit
The Aid Society starts the new
year with fine prospects. They are
out of debt, but have plans to keep
busy and keep out of debt for the
year to come. The new president,
Mrs Lisle, at the last meeting gave
brief outline Of the aims and plans
fer the near future. which Will be
helpful, enjoyable and profitable
to all.
1t is reported that the North Side
tract proposes TO put an anti-divis-
ion ticket in the field, non-partisan
but red-hot against county division
this year. The ticket has not yet
been filed AS there are only three
men, the hree legislators, who have
anything to do with county division,
the movement does not appeal SER
icusly to voters outside of their
immediate district.
Rev. Pratt announces a patriotic
service at the church, Sunday eve
ming, to be addressed by several OF +
the local men, on various patriotic +
and church subjects AT the men 5 .
meeting two months ago, where the (
evening was taken up by brief 40
dresses from citizens. the attend
ance and interest were so good tn
the kind of program will be repeat
ed. All are invited to attend.
D. b. Weatherwax of the compa
ny office force has just returned
from a visit to all the tracts of
the Idaho Irrigation Company He
says that all over there is evidence
OF prosperity, and that this fail
should see immense crops in every
part Of the company segregations.
The Richfield tract, being the old
est, has a larger percntagee under ]
cultivation, but all are looking up
in a most gratifying way
Mesdames Lisle and Lennon en- .
-ertained the Woman's Club at the 4
Lisle home, Friday afternoon A .
very large attendance and an en- .
program marked the 2
event. Strawberry shortcake was
me of the interesting numbers on
he program. The Club is to meet
lext Friday afternoon, July 9Th, at
he church basement, to be initial
ID into the mysteries Of steam can
ling OF fruits, by Mrs Merrihew,
Iemcnstrator. Mesdames Fowler
nd Pratt viii be hostesses.
Mot Of tn old county officials are
andidates for reelection. as shown
" their filing papers as candidates
Irs. Burnside, Sheriff zug and Com
or denomination Judge Fuller, :
Missioner Nelson are among those
Tho have already filed Attorney
'othwell will not ask for the same I
lace again, he being slated for the
nomination for attorney Is
eneral of the state Commissioners n
peakman and Dilatush, it is I'M y
erstcod, will not seek a return a
nd none CT the legislative ticket 81
i'll again ask to serve. A number 81
other names, some new and some N
Id will be filed at the countyseat, Il
aturday, the last day according to ~
W. "a
Dr.. Smith. deputy state health q
nd pure food inspector, was Wis
or to Richfield, Friday and Satur NJ
~ He made a number of calls. b
Id some suggestions along the
ne Of living up to the letter ~
e law, before leaving No pros u
utions have been made as re- &
1t CT his visit, which in view of u
e painful experiences of so many q
her towns is the highest kind of "A
tribute Soldier and HALEY anc n
,llevue were almost bankrupted b. #
e last visit of the inspector, and "a
many others have learned the 81
" through the justice courts thai "A
chfield is a shining mark amid g
parent wilderness Of things that ii