The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1914-09-24

meeting of the republican county
central committee is called for Sho-
shone, Saturday of this week
Secretary Schwaner is waiting for
you to come in and pay your dollar for
Richtield Day. No, your friends didn't
pay Tits up to YOU.
j. S. Cromer and family, who have
been living on the Dougherty place,
left the first of the week for their old
home in Washington.
Robert Douglas returned this week
from Ketchum, where he had been
spending the summer. He has gone out
to Burmah, his regular home.
1t is understood that the Richfeld
band has been engaged for whole
days democratic rally at Shoshone,
some time next month.
Manager Rays spent all last week
and most of this week, in Boise, in
Gooding, in Shoshone, and at other
ROllilSt iOOhliik dlhCt COMPANY DQolbtoS.
He is well pleased with crop prospects
and with every other line of activity all
over the Idaho Irrigation Co. territory.
Mrs. F. J. Schleiger and daughter
left Wednesday for Salt Lake where
they will spend the winter with her
parents on account of their i'll health.
Mr.. Schleiger will leave about the first
of October for Boise, where he has a
position with the Randall Dodd Auto Co.
They expect to return about the first
of March.
f. D.. Brooks and party who have
been on an extended big game hunting
trip for the past month, returned home
Thursday. They were up in the Cape
Horn country where the game is plent-
iful. Some of the boys got the limit of
deer, and they all look as if they had
been feed well. The mountain atmos-
phere seem to act as hair tonic, as
their friends hardly recognized them.
Lawrence l. johnson, of Marley, the
assistant and for the present acting
secretary of the republican county cen
trail committee. was in town Wednesday
on business. He will attend the official
meeting of the committee at Shoshone,
Saturday afternoon, after having first
taken in the Richfield Day program.
Mr. johnson says that the people of
Marley are preparing to come in force
to the big celebration, and that they
will bring some nice exhibits of various
kinds to help swell the displays.
C. c. jerks, of Detroit, president of
the Security Trust Co. of that city, and
a director of the Idaho Irrigation Co.,
and J. S. Holden, also of Detroit, were
Richfeld visitors this week. Manager
Rays and A. L. Fletcher met them at
Gooding, and took them for tour all
over the project. They were well pleas
ed with the progress on all the tracts;
put especially so with Richfield and sur
-oundings, where they believed the fin
est showing had been made, IN ROADS,
:rops, and various lines of progress.
Ernest Gwin has received from Sho- {
hone a great lot of photos that he and
he other members of his party took on ]
heir recent camping trip in the Saw
Doth mountains. There were two of :
he boys with their Indian side-cars; !
ar. Gwin, and one of the Shoshone i
hardware merchants, with his wife and b
ece, and one other young lady--hve p
n all for the two machines! They took +
Il camp equipage, too, and food for a Il
yeek's camp; and the two valiant little
carried the load and ate up {
he mountain miles as if they had never r =
one anything else. The party brought =
ONE fine collection of photos from n
ne trip. r,