Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-09
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new faces are seen on the streets.
The roads are in worse condition than
last spring, ut the "breaking-up.'
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Stoves and tinware at cost at Sielaff's;
also double freight-wagon for sale.
Whether this is the good spell Of
weather expected, remains to be seen.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
cas.tsies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
All parties indebted to Ad. Sielaff are
notified to settle by October 10th, with
sat GAIL.
j. Milton Tregaskis left on the Boise
stage, last Thursday evening, for Boise
City, to spend the winter there with his
wife.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TINES map OF Wood River. It is the
most accurate extant, and only costs 25
cents.
Ifyou want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking a glass OF
good beer, 60 to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Guess True Rellius will have to I've
satpped back to Rocky Bar. There Is too
much life about him. He is demoralizing
the entire community.
The members of the '1Grand Old Demo-
cratic party" had love-feast, last night,
and enough champagne flowed, tor u
while, to run grist mill.
George Hurley left yesterday morning
for New Mexico, to take charge Of the
Arizona and New Mexico Telegraph
Company's business ut Lordsburg.
Another grand ball is talked of, to be
given at HALEY Hall on Thursday even
ing next. 1t will be Oh the canvass, and
quite number of Bellevue ladies are ex-
pected to attend.
A switch has been graded for at Silver
Creek, Is miles below Haley, where
sheds will I've built to accommodate the
ranchcrs who may desire to ship hay and
produce to HALEY.
The flag which tloated oyer French s.
StinsOn's saloon since the ratification
meeting. was taken out Of the wet Sun
day, and will be thrown to the breeze
again after election day.
The snow that fell last week has nearly
all gone, and the roads from Sawtootll to
the railroad are fast drying up. In two
~ UutCc NAy tuCS VIII NC Ill DcLltC cOllul-
ton than ut any time this year.
Colonel f. A. Wall was down from
Bullion, to-day, and reported the mines
up there showing up rs fine us usual, and
more ore in sight than ever before. Work
will be continued uninterruptedly in the
mines there, without regard to the sea-
son.
A. ID. FOOte, manager Of the Lemhi
Mining and Smelling Company, up Deer
Creek, was In town to-day paying off the
bills outstanding against the company up
to date, and settling up his business gem
orally, preparatory to going away for the
winter sometime next month.
Sam. Friend Is in town from Smokey,
ater a lot Of supplies. Himself and
companion killed three fine bucks at the
head of Willow Creek, and brought them
In on their saddles. He says that deer
are so thick there that = couple of fair
shots can kill wagon-load Ia an hour.
Asa w. Clark, Superintendent of the
Narrow Gauges and Bannack mines, on
Deer Creek, Is ready to let contract to
haul 100 tons Of ore from the mines to
HALEY. 1t may be stored ut w. B.
Mobiles warehouse until teams are secur-
ed to ship 1t to the railroad. The ore is
high grade.
Chris. johnson, J. S. Wallace, II. II.
Lee, 10. Warren, and Col. Brodhead and
wife arrived from Vienna and SawtOOth,
by stage, yesterday and to-day. Mr..
johnson is down to urge forward the
heavy freight teams which are now on
the road below HALEY, and bringing in
machinery which is required to complete
the mill.
The storm Is over, and the sun and the
comet can both be seen overhead. The
comet hangs over the southeasterly quar-
ter of Bellevue, and seems to menace
that town. Since its appearance the
pious Bellevuites have been down on their
knees, praying the Almighty to avert the
impending calamity-even though HALEY
should be destroyed instead.
A fresh supply Of choice specimen ores
hxs been presented to Van Ness 4 Co.,
20 be exhibited In the cabinet of the Mer-
chants Hotel. The exhibit in the Teller
House, at Central City, Col, is consid-
cred the finest In Colorado, and Van Ness
& Co. propose to have as rare collection
of Idaho ores at the county seat of Altu-
ras, for visitors and Investors to examine.
A hal(-dozen ladies and gentlemen held
an experimental Spiritualistic seance,
last evening, and among other startling
revelations 1t was asserted that our fel-
low-townsman, H. Ward, would soon
make trip to Bodie, California, aud re-
turn to HALEY with beautiful lady who
would be Mrs. II. Ward-and that they
would live long on Wood RIVER and pros
per. No cards.
Rev. f. Pratt held divine service In
HALEY Hall last evening. The couxre-
CATION was unusually iarge, and theehoir
rendered the mualcal service with good
effect. 1t WAS composed as follows
Miss Alta Wheat, orgxnist; Mrs. Morrill,
and Mrs. Pickett, sopranos, Mrs. Prisk,
contralto; John Hume, bssso, and E.
Pratt, tenor. The choral association will
practice each week during the coming
winter. go