Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-28
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New cabbages at T. H. Brews.
Go to Pinks opening Tomorrow
(Tuesday) evening, May 49,.
Fresh butter and eggs at J. c. Fox's.
Several loads more of ore from
Bullion pulled through town to the
railroad to-day.
Standard playing cards Al Bartsch
q Willis's, Main street, HALEY. a23tf
w. H. Nye returned to Boise City
yesterday morning, but only to arrange
his business there for longer stay on
Wood River.
Fresh imported cigars at Riley 4
Tracy's. m8.
c. H. Gauss, who visited town last
week from the East, has returned
favorably impressed with the future of
Wood River.
A full stock of miners supplies, at
Cliff 4 McKay's. ms
The front of the building on
Main street purchased by Judge Nc.
Bride, is being partitioned of into
rooms, and will be occupied by the
Judge as soon Is finished.
Too many Hats. Have to be sold
At cost. MAY, Kk1Eo 4 Co.
Ketchum is now within Is miles of
the railroad, and the Kctchum brass
band was OUT in force last night and
threw grand chords of harmony pro-
miscuously in the air, in commemora-
ton of the event.
Go to Mrs. Fishers for finest cigars.
tobacco, fruits, and fresh candies. aga
| Superintendent Chase, of the Davitt
mine, has fine house completed at
the mine for company business, and
although not shipping ore is engaging
moro men in the mine and steadily
engaged extracting ore for future dis.
posal.
The finest music in Idaho at Pink's
nightly.
X. H. Lee, during the past year 9
resident of HALEY and United State:
Deputy Mineral Surveyor, has gone te
Seattle, Washington Territory, to take
charge of the Cedar River branch o.
; the Northern Pacific r. r. Co., a.
Division Engineer lucrative and
responsible position.
A carload of nails, just received a,
Cliff & McKay's. m8
Eb. Pinkham, the hardware mer.
chant of Ketchum, has sold out his
business and stock to Mr.. Gillette
and will leave for California in about
two months, with his family, to reside
there. Mrs. Pinkham was in Halle,
Friday, on visit.
Pink. will donate all his pool re.
ceipts Co the base ball clubs, to pay
for their uniforms.
Reuben Menas is running a daily
wagon to AID from Deer Creek, carry
ing supplies, mail and packages. He
is also running three lodging houses
and one boarding house, on Deer
Creek, and feeds 40 men regularly BY
the day. He supplies them with
cream, fresh trout, eggs and game,
and fruits of the season. He has no
deadheads on his tags.
New cabbages at T. H. Brew's.
That town drum which has been so
much discussed is in playing trim, as
we'll as the fife, and now it is ncces.
sary that bass drum be secured.
The town needs military band, and
the Grand Army of the Republic needs
one. All that is required now is
twenty dollars to secure the bass
drum.
Key West cheroots At Rupert's drug
store. Five in = package; rs cents
package. my23
In the days of 40 miners went to
the towns to play little faro and
commonly covered = card with
1000 bag of dust which was graded
to any amount desired by superficial
measure, and the balance struck off.
These good old days are gone, IS men
now buy 100 chips for IS, and spend
all day or night trying to lose or
double their pile.
For good beer, go to George
kohlepps brewery, at south end Of
Main street, HALEY. a7m1