Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-23
5OTTINGs.

Mrs. A. McMasters lie quite i'll to-day.
''weather delightful and roads in fine
order.
George Black was down from Bullion
to-day.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
Ifyou want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Z Considerable freight is arriving, and
making good time from the railroad.
10. Swift and family left for Salt
Lake on tfc Rlsckfa0 ssagethi morning.
Church services was held at the schools
house, last evening, by Rev. Mr.. Pratt.
=, Oysters in every .style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to o'clock in the MORN
! Ing.
= ]. Go to No. 1000 Main (treet for your
candles, fruits, confectionery, and sege-
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate departed for their
<; home in lows City, Iowa, BY this morn
ing's Blackfoot stage.
Governor Jno. B. Neil visited the Bull
lion mines yesterday, and returned to
bellevue in the evening.
a.,.> For rent.--The Merchants Hotel din
Y 'Rc% 1hR robin, all furnished. Rent reason
7 / able. References required.
~ -tEus AOOllI Will TclIlHu 10 dIleHu the
G. A. X. ball, Wednesday evening, after
which he will return to ketchum.
Just received at May, Krieg & Co.'s :
A Large assortment of the latest styles Of
California-made clothing and oyercoats.
The -four teams for w. B. Noble and
Whitman & Walker are due in HALEY to-
day. Flour is again very scarce in town.
3. B. Jones, Assistant G. p. A.. U. p
r. R., will remain in HALEY some time,
.ArN@n A., d.
tana.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TIMES map of Wood River 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs 25
cents.
Probate Judge Dilley to-day tried the
case Of McFalf VS.. j. G. Brown, for $l34,
aid took" Il under .adyisesne,A until to-
morrow.
lfyou want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking Il glass Of
~ stsxets5. p' '
Hon. +. +. Singiser Republican cam
didate for Congress. arrived this MORN
% ANa5Id River fof Week Or two. ! y
There is no snow on the ground in
Wood River valley below kctchuln, and
the roads are getting dry and dusty.
Freight is coming in in large quantities.
1sct. SIOWc 0IIlVcu IRON AclcHe
nm this morning, where he held SER
vices yesterday, aud left for Bellevue.
He will depart thence tomorrow for
. ..ss,.s. ,Challis, -. ..e.. 3.
Prof. Dignan killed two deer yester-
day, and so did Cass. Dollarhide, who
found his game on Camas Prairie. Deer
are reported plentiful on the Snake River
bottoms.
The roller skates for the HALEY skat-
ing rink have arrived but skating will
not be billed until the balls, concerts,
fair and Ministries have finished their en-
gagements.
J. d. Childs. NJ. E., arrived from
= c,l Alaska yesterday, and will proceed to
i, + Vienna and temporarily relieve J. S.
FL. Wallace Ms Superintendent Of the Solace
l..isi., Mining Company's property. Mr.. Childs
came via San Francisco. but he has been
accustomed to Alaska weather, aud may
therefore soon get acclimatized i'll the
). SaXtoOth range. Mr.. Wallace will de-
:. part shout November II for old Mexico,
where he will assume the management
of valuable mines owned by J. Il. Hag-
gin;of San Francisco, but he will not
relinquish his interests here, and will be
back next spring, ut least, and may be
this winter. y. Z.