Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-08-25
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
resh erqs at 1000 Main street.

ssOrtln ent OF CIllureIl SHOES. sOtI
For the best bit cigar on the river,
o to Geo. Kohlepp's HALEY Brewery.
Fresh butter and eggs just received
Vandyke & Frodsham's, second
COR north of postoffice. a25t3
For genuine Stetson hats, 60 to
Vandyke & Frodsha,n S, opposite Bull
on Block. alSt3
There are ITO children of school
re in Boise district--an increase of
b over last year.
For fine watch repairing go to ].
hrnold's, matchmaker and jeweler,
,,o lite H.iley Theatcr. jy5ml*
God 10 rings an | neat roc rs, at
Mrs. LeGranle's, next door Hal
icy Theater.
Reyes 4 Son are having big run
}, clothing, which they have marked
aown to bedrock. a2lwl
Go and examine Reyes & Sons
fine line of fancy dress shirts and
shaker underwear. a2lWl
Owing to the absence of the Rev.
Mr. Pratt, there will be no Sunday
school Tomorrow.
Rev. l. I. Osborn having gone to
| Ketchum to conduct divine service
] to morrow, he will not officiate in Hal
ley.
French & Stinson will have work
commenced Monday next on their
new brick building corner Of Main
and Bullion streets.
Hon. Wallace b. White, United
States District Attorney for Idaho,
was married to Miss Isabella Reed, in
Boise, last Wednesday evening.
Talks cheap, but Hercules Powder
! is cheaper an | Of more force. Go to
j. O. S Wifi 4 Co.'s, Bullion, or WILL
man & Walkers, Haley, and get it. If
Miss Florence L. Pound, Of t|is
city, desires to organize u music
GLASS. She is thorough musician,
and can therefore teach the theory, as
we'll as practice, Of the art. j?S
About 3 o'clock last Tuesday after
noon, detached building belonging
to Manuel Fontez, and situated on the
alley between Main and Idaho streets,
IN Boise, was destroyed by fire.
\ promissory note for sl25. drawn
by James R,dsull, of Bellevue, in ia
vor of Captain RaIf. Bledsoe, has
been lost. The finder is requested tc
cave the sam, at the TINES Office, in
HALEY. isl
A new gymnast and his wife have
just joined Frush and Leo's circus
troupe. They are from Missouri, and
that is su!li ,ent guarantee that they
can show big feets.
l.. Burgeois and o. Peck to-day
received by rail from the East reg,
lar saving and splitting mill for saw
ing cordwood an! splitting it for stove
sizes and to kindling. This new de-
parture viii deprive the Chinese d
one branch of industry they heretofore
nearly monopolized.
During the past few days the repor
has been circulated in town tina,
Charles Moore had sold out his lease
and business of the Merchants Din
ing-rooms. The report was incorrect
a proposition was made to Mr.. Moor,
to buy him out, but it was rejected
Mr.. Moore says that he is going t,
stay right where he is, and endeavo
to do more business than ever.
The United States Land Office wa
reopened this morning, Receive
Waters having sufficiently recovered
his health to permit him to attend t.
the duties of his Office. There ha
been steady run OH the Office all day
and the rush will probably be create
next week, as many parties are desir
Gus of entering desert lands on Silve
Creek, and timber cultures on Cana
Prairie.
b. F. Tingley, pvospector who LEI
here about three weeks ago to locat
some mica lodges in Elko county
Nevada, returned yesterday, bringing
back some very fine shook" spec
mems of mica. Mr.. Parker, the bal
Der, who is in partnership with NJ
Tingley, thinks that there is forum
in mica mines just now, as the dt
mand for mica for use in the arts
increasing.
w. w. Crossman, a gentleman wi
has had several years experience
constructing telegraph and telephor
lines, arrived this morning from o!
den, to construct telephone line O
Wool River, to use the Bell instr
ment. He went to work at once la
ing out plan of operations, and i
tends to have the line III working o
der within 80 days. The central c
fee Of the Exchange will be in Il
TINES counting room, and fro