Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-09-26
JVTTINGS.
Quite cool last night.

Roads are all in excellent order.
Superintendent Ravens came down to
town to-day.
An unusual number of freight teams
passing through town.
Henry Keyser is running for the NOM
ination for Constable at Bullion.
Genuine Punch cigars, fresh invoice
just received at James Rainey's.
fyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TIMES office.
There are many strangers in town, and
many passed through the past week.
Stoves and tinware at cost at Sielaff's:
also double freight-wagon for sale.
More cellars have been commenced in
town for storage purposes during winter.
L. A. Wisdom, of Boise City, and Can
tain Bledsoc, of Atlanta, came in vester
day.
Assessment work is being rushed ahead
on mine locations before the snow come.
to stay.
Bert. Ravens has been appointed
School Census Marshal of Bullion dis
trict.
Warren p. Callahan. County Recorder.
who has been i'll at Bellevue for several
days, is again on duty.
There are 700 men employed on the
Oregon Short Line who are entitled TO
vote at the coming election.
Fare from HALEY to Kelton, by Wood
River Fast Freight, only $l2. Freight
five cents. Time, three DAYS.
Sam. Conner and Mr.. Dignan left to-
day for Muldoon, to examine mining
a,-sn oc:
Whitman Il Walker are busy moving
INTO their store-which was occupied bv
j. o. Swift 4 Co., until day or two
ago.
ASK any newstlealer for Il copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs %
cents.
Frank Ganahl left to-day for ketchum.
where ne will appear as attorney for the
Midnight Mining Company, in a suit to
be tried there to-day or tomorrow.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, 60 to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Henry r. Miller, Superintendent of the
Minnie Moore mine, near Bellevue. left
this morning for Salt Lake and New
York City. TO be absent several weeks.
Captain Guyer, smcller of the Phila-
deIphia Company's works ut ketchun.
has resigned his position, and is to be
superseded by gentleman from Salt
Lake.
William johnson, Of Sterrett & john
son, ketchnm, has sold his interests in
the business to Harry HILL The new
firm is to be Sterreit 4 Ill., Mr.. John
son will probably go below for the win
ter.
X. G. Watson, Division Agent of the
Blackfoot stage road, is in town. ia com
pany with John HALEY. Mr.. Watson is
one Of the stage line pioneers of the coast,
and will leave to-day to continue his trip
along the line.
The high mountain peaks around
HALEY, ketchum and above were all
covered with snow this morning. While
1t was raining here yesterday, snow was
flying thick up on the hills and the tenn
perature was lowered 20 degrees.
Whitman & Walker are moving. TO-
day, all their stock of general merchan-
disc from their old store to their new
quarters, in the store heretofore occu-
pied by j. o. Swift & Co., and will carry
large assortment of goods this winter.
Two mule teams came in from the rail-
road this morning, loaded with &c. 900
pounds of powder for the mines at Bull
lion. Each team consisted Of IA mules
and four heavy wagons, but one little
iucifer match could ..lift' the whole con-
Germ.
}. +. Dunn, manager of the house of
Parkinson & Sherburne, general mer-
Tsh
town on business, and will return to-
morrow. Mr.. Dunn is well known on
the coast, and is just the man to manage
an extensive business.
$. B. Dilley and wife went to Bellevue
this morning, where Mr.. Dilley will
arrange to have his immense fire and
burglar-prOof safe brought here this
week from BELLEVUE. 1t weighs $500
pounds, and is suitable for bank or a
safe deposit building. A new box stove
of the largest size now adorns and makes
comfortable Judge Dilley's court room.
Tommy Hudson, formerly of the Turf
Exchange, Denver, has changed base and
opened II fine saloon at Junction CITY.
in connection with NeSsrs Parkinson e
Sherburne. Tommy being an adept in
the art of mixing morning eyc-openers
and appetiZers, midday socables, and
hight-caps, is destined to do Il heavy
business with the boys on the line.
Holt & Snow, general merchandise
dealers, who had stores in Blackfoot
kelton, and at American Falls, have
built and opened store at Junction City.
They have given up their store in Black
foot, and moved their entire stock there
to junction. At American Falls they
were burned out .Tnnetiap will ba :,
lively town during the next II months,
rs the stages, freighters, graders and
railroad men will make it their head.
quarters.
MOndax.full Ni4ha..4