The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-10-29
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1t calls the Recorder Office

E. E. Streitz was in Boise Saturda
on business.
H. B. Jones was in Richfield Monda,
on business.
w. S. Parkhurst, spent Monday
Boise on business.
Judge Walters of Twin Falls was
visitor in Richfield this week.
H. E. Essley, s. f. Hartman and W
A. Dennecke motored to Gooding Wee
nesday on business.
B. w. Oppenheim came in fror
Boise Thursday on business for the Ir
rigation Co.
r. j. Lennon arrived home Monda,
from Minidoka. where he had been in
stalling heating plant.
Rev. Jas. Leitch spent the week al
Shoshone, assisting in the evangelistit
work being carried on there.
Geo. Gashes has shipped car OF
Holsteins from Washington, to his
ranch on the North Shoshone tract.
H. Fulbright and L. c. Tabor are in
Shoshone attending court, having been
subpoenaed on the regular jury panel.
Just keep your eye peeled for the
subscribers free add column and see
what your neighbor has for sale or ex-
change that you might want.
VIM. Hews, Receiver of the U. S.
Land Office at Haley was down Sunday
looking over his ranch, which lies west
of town.
Walter HESS and family motored
over from Jerome Sunday, to visit the
Tappar family and incidently to try out
his new car.
Mrs. A. G. Draper and son, arrived
home from California Saturday Guess
A. G. has got right to wear that
broad smile and elastic step.
George Macarthur received a bad fall
from potato digger which caused a
bad wrench of the hip and right leg,
which puts him out of commission for
few days
See w. J. Taper. if you want your
winters supply of -four. He will have
car of Idahome High Patent flour,
from the Gooding Milling Co. Their
add appears on page four Of this issue.
E. P. LeProhon has resigned his po-
sition as stenographer with the irrig-
alton company to accept position with
the Utah Power & Light Co., of Salt
Lake and left for his new field Sunday
A. c. Bell, roadmaster, N. D. Brook
hart, superintendent of the bridge and
building department of the O. S. L.,
r. B. Robinson and W. E. Debler of
the same department, spent Saturday
IN Richfield.
Lawrence Johnson, of Marley left
onday for Los Angeles, California,
where he will spend the winter. He
will take a course in repairing and
building automobiles
Myron T. Herrick, former Ambas-
odor to France, while in Europe made T
close study of the Rural Credit sys-
EN- and at the recent meeting of the
illinois bankers expressed his views so d
orcibly as to interest that body of .
len.
Richfield has new official, his title -
Official Register of Vital Statistics. II
,ev. Leitch is he. You must report to
i'm when you die, also all children tt
lust Immediately report to him after e'
nth, in order to be officially born and al
cad. til
Mrs. A. B. Chamberlain has joined
er husband in their new home on the or
ichfield tract. They bought 30 acres Fl
ON Bioh Church and rented the bal d,
ice of his farm. They will reside in ril
e Church house until they build on
eir own. -
M. R. Rays arrived home Saturday ha
fft from Frisco. He reports enjoy tn
every minute of the time that he lef
ufd devote to looking over the display alb
the exposition and, like everyone inf
10 has returned, says, that it is a
,nderful display of the worlds pro-
cts, but that Idaho is not represen- we
! as it should be. Pre-
ide
State Highway Engineer, Hal Cor TIL
Il is now logging the state road from sea
.hfield t9sHailey and later it will be will
ged and marked thru to Twin Falls. eni
cry mile will be marked with pile eni
rock painted white and the mile Ha
nber in plain figures, taking Twin ent
Is for the starting point. The sixty :
} post will be just east of town. T
every cut and reverse curve will be las i
ed S4x4 painted red, with sign QUIZ
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