The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-10-06

Mr.. Hampton, wheat buyer for the
Gooding Elevator Co will Don ship
three carloads of wheat from Dietrich,
An agent for the Idaho State Life
Insurance company spent the past
week on the Dietrich tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dooley are the
proud parents of a son, born Friday,
September 20, 1916. They are at home
with Mr.. John Matson at Besslen.
Moreus Dills. who has been travel
ing in Canada, arrived in Dietrich Sat-
urday. He will work for the Idaho IT.
rigation Company for awhile and then
return to his home in Granger, Wash.
The principal of the Dietrich school,
Prof. F. C. Smith. who has been living
at the hotel, moved into the school
building this week.
Jack Pense is sowing grain for a few
days on his mothers ranch, a few
miles above Richield.
Miss Ruby Crosse of Shoshone has
been engaged as primary teacher of
the Besslen school.
Oren Jones started to school Monday
October the Second. He was delayed
in coming on account of the harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Cornell motored to
Richfeld last Thursday night. The
men attended the Masonic Lodge
while the visited friends.
The boys of the Dietrich school are
making an outside basket ball court.
They are having considerable difficulty
in setting the baskets, and find it will
be necessary to blast the holes.
Mr.. and Mrs. August LANCE and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Grewell
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Cornell, Mrs. ]. M.
Clark and Mr.. Warner Patterson were
Richfeld visitors on Richfeld Day.
Besslen school has thirteen students
High school department. MI. and
Mrs. J. N. Cole are the efficient teach
ers of the two years work which is
being taught this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mustard, Jack
Claude Myres, Ollie and John
Bate returned Wednesday from a ten
days hunt in the mountains. They
had a fine time, but Mr.. Myres was
Unfortunate in losing a fine horse on
the trip. They killed one deer but
found the game wild and hard to ap-
Ollie Bate spends most of his time
in the hotel admiring his new
gun. Ollie says it cost him thirty dol
airs and express, but we have it on re-
liable authority that all he parted with
vas a testimonial and forty soap wrap
,ers!
Miss Myrtle LANCE Of the Besslen
chool took three first prizes and five
econd prizes in the second year sew
ng work of Lincoln county. The first
'rizes were an embroidered pin cushion,
embroidered and hemstitched pillow
ase and a hand made night gown.
he second prizes were an embroider-
d hand bag and center-pieces.
Lester Beckett of Dietrich, is now
lev. L. L. Beckett of Apple Valley, |
IDAHO, where he is pastor of the Meth ;
dist church. Apple Valley is only 20 ;
lilies from Caldwell. where he is COM :
letting his college course. Mr.. and ;
lrs. Beckett leave Caldwell on Friday :
nd return on Monday morning for :
college work. !
The choir of the Dietrich church met !
Ist Friday night for its first meeting I
{ the season. A music committee :
af elected. All who are interested +
vocal or instrumental music are cor
ally invited to be present each Fri
~ night at eight o'clock at the n
The choir will render the
Ruth" some time during
e year. IA