Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-13
OUTINGS.

JUTTINGS.
More snow.
See P. J. Pefley's notice in dollar col
Nmn. ITO !
Several freight teams moving through
town to-day
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office
CIV. Jacobs and Collector of Internal
Revenne Berry are expected here to-mor-
row.
Go to No 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
Ii Sam Conner would only pastpone
his trip to Ketchunl indefinitely, the
storm would stop.
The farmers of Wood River are pre-
vented from blowing the ground for fall
crops, as it is too wet at present
just received at May, krieg & Co.'s:
A large assortment of the latest styles of
California-made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newsdealcr for Il copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs %
cents.
w. b. Nye left this morning for Boise
intending not to return this year. lie
expects to come in by rail, when he does
come again.
Ifyou want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking Il glass of
good beer, go to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
An inauguration ball will be given at
the Theater, next Wednesday evening,
under the auspices Of HALEY Council No.
2, Order of Chosen Friends.
The heavy snow which covered the
roads and mountains has nearly disap-
peared, and the rain to-day will leave
very little of it in sight by tomorrow.
George w. Stills says that the Ada and
Ellen Stills mines, in which he is inter
ested, are proving richer than ever, and
that he wouldn't swap them Off for the
Jay Could.
j. NJ. Cannahy, manager for w. b
Noble, in this city, has received freight
bills on Il lot OF goods shipped by team
from Ogden, October 6, for HALEY, ut 9
cents per pound.
Ward & Quantreil cleaned up I'LL thu
aaw6lust, had the canvass down, and al
the benches moved out of tie hall, las
night, for the ball, and put them all bacl
again for court this morning.
Ii the present rain continues mucl
longer, the POO. 900 ties now coming dow
Wood River will come down with Il run
and NAV give the te-boOm pretty sever
shock, when the collision takes place.
The adobe building opposite Halle
Theater, which has stood half-complete
for a year past, is now being finished 70
occupancy. 1t was either build or tea
down, and the furmer was considere
most profitable.
Quite number of prospcctors VIII
were la the hills all summer have com
to Haley to await better weather. Ever
man of them brought from pocket to
fiour-sack full of rich specimens frol
their mining claims.
Ward & Quantrell are seriously col
sidering the advisability of remodelin
the Haley Theater for Il hotel, if the
find that it is not required, this winter
for balls and other similar occasions to Il
extent which will pay them to keep it :
hall.
c. +. Miller, SUPERINTENDENT Of IL
Philadelphia Company's Smelter, gives
grand dance ut Ketchum, Tonight, at Il
hall, and pays all expenses of the hal
music, supper, and etceteras. Ever.
body is invited. Nothing short of &;
earthquake will keep people away und
such conditions.
Mrs. Bache is coming back from Ne
Orleans. When she left here, about
month ago, she Intended staying aw:
all winter. But she no sooner got to Ne
Orleans-the famed land of the bana
and sugar-cane, than she sighed for Woo
River. Finally she concluded to st;
hence-which she did.
Nick johnson started out, to-day, wi
his 38-mule pack-train, bound for Roc
Bar via junction Bar. Many thousa
pounds of merchandise and mine su
plies on teams for the Bar cannot 6
there by wagon, and Nick will pack 1t
lie takes iii, on this trip, considerat
-four and grain, for which he gets tN
cents per pound freight.
JOHNNY Boyle went to Bellevue, "
terday, on the old black horse viii
brought him his fortune. 1t may be
membered that, two years ago, this hol
strayed away from camp one day Il
johnny felt like saying some uncoml
mentary things about its behavior, but
he trutlged along on the horses trail
brought him directly against the ere
pings of the Ornament mine, now 10 "
known. and which Mr.. Boyle sold for
fortune. Such horse should never
tied up in good prospecting country