Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-23

L. j. Barrett arrived on the Black
foot stage at noon.
Mass Emma t.no returned to-day
from Nevada, 81 the stage.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
Ify you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Oysters in every stylc 1T the Nevada
Chop House, up to ? o'clock i'll the morn
ing.
People are beginning to fear that
we will have late spring, the fall is
so mild.
Isaac Culp is forlorn grass wild
over, and is now on hand to 60 out
with the boys.
Isn't all the transient or Summer"
population about gone? There is
hardly anybody left.
A sewing circle is now in full opera
ton in Boise. Now, you men, you
had better look out!
just received at May, krieg & Co. .:
"A large assortment of the latest styles of
Calfornia-made clothing and overcoats.
The city wells are dry, and if fire
were to break out nothing but lack
OF material to work upon could stop it.
Mrs. Isaac Culp left for Mountain
Home this morning, and will visit her
home on Snake river, where she will
remain until after the holidays.
The gentleman who borrowed the
file copies of the DAILY TINES of the
10th and 18th inst. is urgently request
ed to bring them back, as they cannot
be replaced.
Have we any fire wardens in Hal
ley? If not, we should have. The
fire season is upon us, and there are
several defective Aues in town that
need looking after.
J. L. G. Smith has stopped running
his team to the Hot Springs from Hal
ley, for the winter. He intends to
have them in as early as they can pos
sibly be got in in the spring.
William Rabjohn will leave for the
east in about week, to spend the
winter. He will visit Salt Lake, Den
yer, Omaha, Chicago, New York,
Philadelphia aid Washington, and
return in the spring.
At tho rate of building in that Vi
cinity the past year, Chinatown will
next year be distinctive suburb, and
the next move will be the establish
ment of joss house.
The stages still leave Haley daily
with full loads, and passengers wish
ing to GO out on the Blackfoot stage
even have to go or send to ketehum
to get booked, in order to secure
seats.
There are number of woodchop-
pers. out in the timber who make fair
wages, and wood teams are arriving
daily and selling all they bring in at
sc per cord for fir, and 81 per cord
for cottonwood.
Riley & Tracy have received little
pet elephant, which is very docile, and
ways its tail each time stranger
touches its cage. Ward & Quantrell
are trying to secure it for the theater,
as one of the attractions.
II. z. Bari>htrt left on the kelton
stage tlis morning for Sheshoae and
Inc entl OF the track on the Short Line,
to note progress and hurry Up lis
freight, which may yet be lying at
American Falls. He will return in
about week.
Colonel +. 4. Wall will leave with
his family, tomorrow morning, for
Salt Lake City, to remain until the
meeting OF the Idaho Legislature. He
says that he will return as soon as the
snow goes off, if 1t is as early as Feb
ruary. Colonel Wall has considera-
BILE business to arrange while absent.
One of the well-known officials of
HALEY, having borrowed horse OF
prominent attorney in town, rode to
Shoshone city on business, and be-
came so fascinated with the game of
stud-hcrse poker at one of the gam
bling tents that he staid with it until
his finances gave out, and then he
soaked his borrowed horse and saddle.
The owner is '.hucking' at the iil-for-
tune which befalls him through being
born with . too-accommodatiag dis
position.