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

Snow everywhere.
Indian summer in Boise,
Snow is falling fast to-day.
The muddy roads have frozen hard.
See p. }. Pefey's notice ia dollar col
umn. toO
Fresh imported cigars at Merchants
Hotel. olGt
Oranges hanging thick upon the tree.
at Los Angeles.
Flowers are in bloom in Oakland, Cal.
also in Naples, Italy.
=, Fresh eggs, Just received atJ. G. Fox's
Mali street, HALEY. oil
30. Pinkham, of Ketchum, is in town
to-day, upon court business.
w. II. Nye, of Boise, one of the owner.
OF the ldihoan mine, is in town.
IT, you want really elegant printing
you must come to the TINES office
Stoves and tinware at cost ut Sieatf's
also double freight-wagon for sale.
Mrs. Himes..came down from ketchum.
last night. but returned home to-day.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
All parties indebted to Ad. Sielatf are
notified to settle by October 10th, with
out fail.
>. II. Van Ness ,was scizal with a
chill, yesterday, and is AIDED to-day, suf
fering like a martyr.
D. ID. Murphy, yesterday, presented
Judge Prickett box of genuine Havanas
IRON Van Ness 4 Co.'S plantation.
r.. b. Lennon and Jos. Nj. Woodwork
have been placed on the Republican ticket
AS candidates for Justices of the Peace i'm
HALEY.
ASK any newsdealcr for "A copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs Is
cents.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking a glass Of
good beer, go to George Kohlepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
The next Arctic exploring expedition is
to be recruited from Idaho pioneers, who
Will consider the Arctic regions Il tropi-
cal paradise.
All the freight teams on the Kelton
road We're tied up, and the treirhter.
camped Sunday and Monday, awaiting
the drying of the roads.
Overcoats and Arctic shoes in great de-
mand on Wood River. Mrs. Bache writes
from New Orleans OF tnagnolias, orange
blossoms, Parma ,ioIcts and beautiful
weather.
n series ofclub dances will be given in
the diing-roOm OF the Merchants Hotel
during The winter, which will be strictly
limited in number, and TO those having
partners.
Col. White, who has been taking in
the mining situation on Wood River
during two months past, will leave for
Malad, by way of Blackfoot, to-day, on
special business.
Flour is "easero here now, as about
six tons OF 1t was received yesterday, and
heavy loads of it are within day or two.
In Boise, it is quoted at $14 per barrel, in
Idaho City at SIG.
Quite number of alarm clocks ratified
and rang, this morning, at 5 O'Clock.
and the night Waterman at first thought
there was fire. 1t was only Il few citi-
zens, who wanted to waken in time to see
the comet-but they saw snowstorm, |
instead.
to-day and Went up to Bullion. Mr.. !
Hussey was accompanied by William
Mcqueen and 4. NJ. Nash, of Denver. |
He reports all we'll, Denver lively, and
the last he saw of Burkhart was reclining
i'll Pullman sleeper, taking it easy, and
en- route for Chicago.
Will. Child came in from Shoshone
City, yesterday, and reports business |
lively there, and a resident population of |
800. He says that heavy freight outfits
are continually passing through the
streets, but that not half enough teams
can be secured to do the business offered
along the line of the railroad, and that
the graders teams are out OF feed-and |
much profanity is the result.
True Rollins and Mike Hynes leave to-
day for Rocky Bar. Mr.. Rollins has had
a pleasant visit to the county seat, and
returns to look after his mining property.
while Mike Hynesi is going away up north
to kootenai to tell the Northern Pacific
graders to vote for the grand old Demo-
cratic party, and to offset the influence of
Hon. I. F. Singiser who, he says, has
offered $23, 900 for the Mormon vote. and
will count himself in if he can.
Ore in the Mountain View.