Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
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Fresh imported cigars at Merchants
Hotel.
in town, yesterday.
General Cunningham returned from
sShOshone yesterday.
Fresh eggs, just received at j. G. Eox's,
Main street, Haley. OIL
If YOU want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TIMES office.
Go to No. LOCO Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
John F. Boyle, who came down from
Ketchum in the storm, yesterday, said it
was tough.
j. O. Swift and family expect to start
Sunday next for Salt Lake City, not to
return until April.
w. Ii. Greenhow left for Muldoon,
last evening, and svnl leave Muldoon to-
morrow for Salt Lake City.
just received at May, krieg & Co.'S:
A large assortment OF the latest styles of
California made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newsdealer for copy Of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eHtant, and only costs %
cents.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, go to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
The railroad ties are between the up
per toll-bridge and Gimiet, and are com
ing down faster since the rain. They
will soon pass by Hailey.
An inauguration ball will be given at
the Thcater, next Wednesday evening,
under the auspices of HALEY Council No.
,, Order of Chosen Friends.
Mrs Daley, Of Baker City, who has
been in Haley some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. Moore, left for home last
evening. on the Bots stage.
The flour left at George Hurley & Co. s
store for sale, is held at $500 per sack,
or $40 per barrel, and by the five pounds
re tails ut the rate OF $33 per barrel.
Two of the judges of election for
Boulder have gone out OF the country,
and the voters of that precinct must APP
Joint new judges and have them sworn
in.
The books, papers, and every part of
the office of j. y. Swift Il Co., which
were retained here to settle all accounts,
were moved up to ketchum to-day, in
charge of Z. j. Murphy.
George Metzler is in town from up
country, and reports times good at hetch-
nm. He says that Bakers little ram is
still butting water up TO the hotel, ami
Paul wouldn't trade it for span OF
horses.
The grand social hop to be given at
HALEY Hall tomorrow evening is i'll
tended to be the first of a series of select
social winter evening entertainments.
Everybody in Bullion, Bellevue, ard
HALEY is invited.
During the past two days several teams
loaded with furniture and families have
come down from the upper country bound
for the yalley-cows, horses. chickens
and dogs accompanying each outfit in
true Missouri style.
Capt Jay. G. Kelley, the great organ
izer, and Mclaughlin, the great political
Sachem, met in BELLEVUE, last night, and
agreed to disagree. The Captain used !;
pointed arglm ant and Mae retorted with
Il striking illustration.
John Pilmer, of ketehum, feels con-
siderable interest in the storm clearing
away, AS he has Il contract to haul l,o0t
tons of ore and considerable wood to the
Ketchum smelter, and he does not want
to be showed up.
w. b. Nye says that Wood River has
done pretty well by Boise this year; that
in fact, it has done too well, and bought
so much that Boise people are nearly
starved out, and grain and provisions art
higher than they have been in years.
Messrs. Wilson and Greenhow, Of thu
firm of J. o. Swift 4 Co., were met on
the road to Ketchum, in the hard storm
yesterday, just below the town and in al
lnt IL. n nf
rats, and both addressing the horse il
Aztec or some other language, to max,
him travel faster.
n. G. Smith, owner of the y. G. mine
on Trail Creek, left for Boise City las
evening, to join his family and remaiI
there until spring, when he proposes t
return and open the mine rs an ore-pro
.lucer. The developments so far on tn
ledge prove it to be true vein carryin:
hgh-grade galena.
sam. Conner returned again from
ketchum, yesterday, rather puzzled t
know why each of the three times he ha
left here to visit the mines near that plac
heavy storm has come and prevente'
him from seeing the properties. lie vii
try it once more, and If it storms vii
hire out us Il rain and snow storm shar
to the farmers back in the States.
"A prospector from Lost River allShte
on the town, last night, like hopper
grass upon a jnne-bug, and made every
thing luminous until II o'clock, when h
was vanquished by bad whisky, and lai
down to rest on the sidewalk. A X
volver and $40 We're found on him, an
taken for safe-keeping by his con
panions, but they didn't take him to the
room, as he possibly was not worth stea
ing.
Jim. Judge was as much an object
interest last Monday, at kecthum, rs
Patagonian warrior fresh from battle wit
the enemies scalps upon his girdle wonl
be with his tribe. He was a big chi,
and the great bank burglar and fire-pro'
safe he had just secured WAS SO large !
almost eoncluded tn set IL on n town i,