Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-20
JOTTINGS.

Al. W. Douu ~ w., ONucu, Olan, are
large dealers In fruits, vegetables, etc.
Square meals, from % cents up to IS
cents, or more, ut Nicholas Cofice-stand.
Poles and cortlwood, 81 per cord, de-
livered. Apply ut u. kimball's Capital
Corral.
Taylor swears that his whisky makes
drunk come quicker than any whisky he
ever knew.
Frank p. Cavanah, the surveyor, has
gone to Copperopolis TO look at some
mines there.
Receiving at Burkhart's: 100 cases OF
glass, anu 5000 rolls Of wall paper Of the
latest patterns.
The next crowd that attempts to start
new TOWN in this section will undoubl-
edly be lynched.
The kelton stages make the trip BE-.
tween HALEY and the railroad in less
than ~ hours. They are running on
schedule time.
Mr.. Adams, who was chief clerk Of the
smelling works here last summer, is AT
Blackfoot, interested in a forwarding
business there.
The Blackfcot stages will run on the
summer schedule on and after the 18th
instant. They will then make the trip
in about 80 hours.
Mrs. kohlepp is very i'll. Night be-
fore last she was dclirious and not ex-
pected 10 live. BY morning she quieted
down and began to improve.
Some of our merchants are still look
ing for the goods which they shipped
via Blackfoot. And they will never, no,
NEVER be caught in that trap ryain.
Hall, Cederholm & Co. are prepared
to furnish native lumber, doors, sashes,
wall paper, and all building material that
may be required in the erection of build
ings.
Boots Of all descriptions, and of the
best material, made to order, cheap for
cash, at Bayhouse's, on the east side of
Main, between Bullion and Carbonate
streets.
Mr.. Jenney, uncle Of Professor Jen-
ney, the eminent geologist, is recovering
from his recent severe indisposilion, anu
will probably be able to be out again in
few days.
Handsome white and colored shirts
made to order by Frie,llandcr, of San
Francisco. Call on SroLTZ, his agent,
and see the samples. Merchants Hotel,
room No. o.
Frank Nichols's coffee-stand, on we. I
side Of Main street, next door to James
Rainey's saloon, is as neat 4 place rs can
be found anywhere. Square meals, from
% cents up.
cB"The TINES is the organ of no
party, clique or individual. 1t aims to
represent ALL the people of Wood River.
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the same plan.
+. A. Martin, the gentleman who
built smelling furnace near Bellevue
last summer, and left for Nevada as sooi,
as it was completed, returned day or
two ago to Bellevue.
Don't put off until tomorrow what
you can do today" therefore call n,
once on SToLTz, and order one of those
handsome dress or business suits. Re-
member: No tit no sale.
Two pack trains left for Vienna and
Sawtooth last week. One was loaded up
at May 4 krieg's, in this city, and the
other came through from Boise, via
Camas Prairie, all loaded.
While prospecting on the East Fork.
last Tuesday, John Ellis was caught in a
snowslitle and carried about 200 feet. He
sustained severe internal injuries AMI
was taken to DR.. Miller's hospital, YES
terday, for treatment.
The Wood River Ice company is ready
to attend to business, and supply all the
ice wanted in this region. W. w. Trent.
one of the stockholders, is attending to
the business in HALEY, with headqnar-
tiers at Cliff 4 Mckay's.
The TIMES acknowledges the receipt
OF an invitation to a chrome present;-
ton, next week. The chrome was pur-
chased in the East for lady OF HALEY.
to whom 1t will be formally presented in
the presence OF numerous assemblage.
+. j. SToLTz, agent for Frie.llander,
the popular Draper and Tailor of San
Francisco, arrived IN town to-,lay. lie
carries an elegant line of samples, and
those who wish handsome shit made to
order. will do well to give him a call.
Aerchants's Hotel, room No. 8.
The grade across the Sawtooth range
will probably not be practicable for te ans
for couple Of weeks. In the meantime
all provisions and supplies needed in
Smiley and Beaver gulchcs must he car
ried OH mule back or on hantl-sleds on
the crust early In the morning.
The two Norwegians who settled in
Quigley's gulch, last fall, and made ice
by freezing water in five-gallon tin cans
every night, have sold out their ice ranch,
etc., to Joseph Morrill,, the livery stable
keeper, Of this city. Mr.. Morrill, saws
that he didn't want the ice, but did want
the ranch.
A party Of Boise gentlemen came ont
last week to locate Il new townsite near
the railroad, and went back home after
having accomplished the object Of their
trip. This new venture will doubtless
net colossal fortune to its projectors, as
the lack Of towns and townsites is very
sadly felt in this level country.
The returning mining men are unani-
nous in praise OF our town. When they
left last November and December, the
majority Of structures We're made of
poles, sheeting, ticking. or canvas, while
now they see substantial houses instead.
and the town has grown to twice the
size. This in the winter months, too.
John Gilman, of Gilman City, came in
with his family a few DAYS ago Affar