Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-24
J0TTINGs.

JOTTINGS.
The Savannah Minstrels are coming.
Savannah NIinstrels-IIailey Theater
Friday evening.
Hon. J. l.. Onderdonk is expected to
arrive from Boise City to-day.
Fresh Eastern oysters, fried, stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES office.
The Savannah Minstrcls will appear in
HALEY Theater next Friday evening.
]. o. Swift and family left for Salt
Lake on the Blackfoot stage this morning
Oysters in every style at the Nevada
Chop House, up to 2 O'Clock in the MORN
Ing.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
The stages are all on time, and the
roads are reported in excellent condition
to all points.
Miss Ida Savage left yesterday for In
dian Creek to teach school there-and }.
d. {. is disconsolate.
G.. NJ. Parsons visited ketchum yrster-
day-on business, important business,
very important business.
For rent.--The Merchants Hotel dim
ing-room, all furnished. Rent reason
able. References required.
Charles Nelson, the livery man, will
leave with his family, in a day or two
for Boise, to spend the winter.
Just received ut May, krieg & Co. s !:
A large assortment Of the latest styles o.
California-made clothing and overcoats.
Ask any newsdealer for copy of the
TINES map Of Wood River. 1t is the
most accurate eXtant, and only costs "a
cents.
Mrs. G. NJ. Parsons will leave on No
vember Is for New York City, to spend
the winter visiting her former home and
friends.
True w. Rollins left last night on 4
flying trip to Rocky Bar, and with the
intention of being back here by Friday Of
this week.
comfortably while drinking a glass Of
good beer, go to George kollepp's Hal
ley Brewery.
Oscar Wilde writes that the stage he
was booked on the outside for, broke
down ut Arco, and he was compelled t,
ride on a dead-aA wagon to Blackfoot.
Sufficient capital has been invested II
the construction OF underground winter
cellars for the storage of supplies II
HALEY to build respectable village il
other sections.
Pat. Casey, the solid Democrat, Nc
Cracker, and IA others, all arrived from
Vienna together, to-day, and will keel
the political chiefs in tlutter durin;
their sojonrn.
Mrs. Case, wife of Colonel Case, of TIL
I. d u. Co., who has been quite i'll for
few days past, is much better, and vii
doubtless be entirely restored to healtl
by the end Of the week.
Smiths heavy freight teams arrived
from Bullion this morning, and passe,
OH for Blackfoot loaded with 1907
pounds of Maytlower ore, designated a
lot 2, and destined for Omaha.
Thos. Ranahan, of Boise City, is visit
ing Wood River, and expresses himsel
~ agreeably surprised at the evidence Q
prosperity seen on every hand, an
especially with the tinely-bnilt town G
Haley.
The only transfer filed for record yes
terday was that of L. j. Matthews an
his wife, E. X. Matthews, Of Philadcl
phia, who conveyed the Paymaster, Sum
init, Boss, Champion and Iron King 10
cations, of Warm Spring Mineral District
TO the Philadelphia Mining and Smeltin
Company for $4,000.
Hon. L. F. Singiser, Gov. Neil, and tn
leading lights OF the Republican party
left for Bullion this evening illuminat
the pathway of the party there to victor
In November. Several orations, bontires
ETC., are on the bill for tonight. and
similar occasion is announced for Halle,
next Thursday evening, on grandt
scale.
James NcElhaney, owner Of II
Smokey Bullion mine, Smokey Distric
Il in town. The mine is showing up ricl
and vt 80 feet depth carries vein fis
feet wide, with three feet OF solid lSt
ounce ore. Superintendent Sleight, of til
Pennsylvania Company, with Il force I
men is securing ore to take East, and wi
possibly purchase 1t for his company, a
he goes East soon.
H. f. Baker is in from kelton. II
SAYS that all the warehouses and static
platforms, and abouta dozen ears stan'
ing on sidetrack, are full of freight *
Wood River, and that several CARLOAD
of coal oil, crockery, aud other non-pe
ishable goods are laying out on Il
ground, at some distance from the depo
1t does not seem likely that all the freig
can be brought in this fall.
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