Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-14
OUTINGS.

See P. J. Pefley's notice in dollar COL
umn. TOO
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, at the Nevada Chop House.
II you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
The High Tide mine near Bellevue, is
shipping ore to the HALEY sampling
works.
A letter from George Ainslie was re-
ceived yesterday, which reports his head
quarters now at Boise.
Just received at May, krieg & Co.'s:
A large assortment of the latest styles of
California-made clothing and overeoats.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate extant, and only costs %
cents.
If you want to while away an hour
comfortably while drinking glass of
good beer, 90 to George Kohlepp's IIai-
ley Brewery.
The, ball at Bullion, last night, in honor
Of the arrival Of Mrs. G. w. Whitney
from California;, was we'll attended, and a
decided success.
There is man in town who wants it to
snow because he has just purchased two
horse sled. This is a clear case for Il
vixAalne committee.
Fulton Haight, Superintendent of the
Ornament group of mines, left on the
stage yesterday morning, for Salt Lake
City, to visit his family.
An Inauguration ball will be given at
the Theater, next Wednesday evening,
under the auspices Of HALEY Council n 0.
2, Order of Chosen Friends.
~E. Daft received by mail yesterday,
from "Minnie," two articles Of apparel
from Salt Lake City which We're, to say
the least--well, the least said about it the
better.
Prospectors from the SawtoOth rangesay
that over 100 bears must have been killed
in the range this summer, within a radius
OF 20 miles OF Galena, Sawtooth and
Vienna.
Jack Campbell, of Rocky Bar, came
intu HALEY yesterday, the worse for
wear, as he was three days on the road
,Apd.ttle climate WAS tcmpestuous. 1t was
y scratch that he got in ut all.
,t..Joe. Pierson, of Sawtooth, came down
FROM that section yesterday. 1t is pretty
near heaven up there, and some peaks
stick go high above the clouds that nc
snow is found for considerable distance
down.
A hundred carpenters, mechanics and
laborers were temporarily thrown out oil
employment in town by the recent storm
outdoor work was suspended, and work
on the railroad grade was not possible I'M
til the storm passed over.
Since the Bannacks were removed from
this section, three years ago, to the In
dian Territory, there has been no Indian
summer worth mentioning on WOOD
River, and some people are in favor Of
bringing them back again.
Mike Rose got down from Sawtootl
last Thursday, on Il visit which he may
pr0long until spring, as he has nothing
particular to take him back there this
year. Lis mining claims, he says, will
stay there until next summer, and ht
does not care much for the remainder oil
his property in that vicinity.
4 i've II. Altaffer, an old moss-back resi-
dent of Idaho, arrived from Shoshone,
I: Yesterday, and will remain in town Il few
days prior to going to the Black Range
In southwestern New Mexico, where ht
will spend the winter in looking about
Mr.. Altaifer will take his bundle ofclothe,
and leave on the Goth, and not return un.
til April. He might as well leave his
clothes here rs the only outfit required
for that country is straw hat and u jus
of water.
Yesterday the owner of yaller dog
bantered the proprietor of sporting dos
to trade, and while the latter was dilatins
upon how his dog would catch grouse
fight bears, and chew snakes, a brace o
fat ducks, suspended overhead in front o
arestaurant, fell to the walk in front 0
the hunting dogs nose and frightened
him, that with yelp, he folded his nara
tive between his legs and scud. The val
1ef dog grabbed the game and coult
scarcely be kicked of. One had the name
but the other got the game.
A MO6lnl Mining Rnn0rf