Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-03
JOTTINGs.

Single beds or rooms at Mrs.
Wines's, ir rear of the Merchants
Hotel. m1otf
George Black is en- route from the
East, and is expected in HALEY in a
few days.
u to 1000 Main street for fruit.
vege ables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
The gallery in HALEY Theater has
been raised, and the boxes will be
made this week.
Judge S. B. Dilley and wife will
leave for Chicago and Wisconsin next
Monday week.
Fresh eggs, lemons, and oranges,
at J. e. Fox's. ml2
j. NJ. Banfe(d's herd of horses is
expected to arrive from Snake river
valley the present week.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
is warranted.
Robbins herd of horses-some thir-
ty head-passed on for ketchum yes
terday, in poor condition for work.
If you want "A really fine cigar, go
to Kohlepp's brewery. m5m1
Mrs. Brisk has been seriously i'll
during the past week, but is recover
ing slow y under DR.. Miller's care.
Ask for Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. % cents, best.
Hon. f. NJ. Wilson arrived last
evening, and will proceed to Bullion,
where business demands his atten-
ton.
Fresh garden seeds just received at
Riley & Tracy's drugstore.
Chris. Yeager and his partner are
awaiting the arrival of the railroad
here, to ship ore from their mines in
Lees gulch.
The finest stock Of jewelry in the
West, at Hendricks, Haley.
Six barrels of disinfectants, it Is
stated, have been ordered to Bullion,
to kill the odors anticipated on the
opening Of spring.
If you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the TINES Office.
All of the Wood River parties who
wintered in Boise valley, and several
families from that section will soon de-
part thence for Wood River.
Fresh ranch eggs and fresh ranch
butter for sale at the Merchants Din
ing-room. m29t3
Joseph Oldham will probably have
fine ornamental front built on his
Main street saloon, which will inn
prove the appearance of the block.
Fresh Eastern oysters. fried, stewed or
plain. at the Nevada Chop House.
The road between HALEY and Boise
City, via the Jones ranch ard Little
Camas, is in good order for travel and
the best road to Boise at present.
Good cooks, and all dishes served up
in style, at the Delta Chop House.
William Rinehart is in town, but
will leave this week for ketchum
where he has fine saloon and expects
to make handsome cleanup this sea-
son.
Oysters in every style at the Nevad;
Chop House, up to 2O'clock in the morn
ing.
Jacob Wines is given great credit
by all of the hospital patients, for hi:
interested and careful attendance, an(
r%n ri
Another discovery and location ha
been made of strong vein of ga
lena, near kelley's gulch, west o
Bullion. The assays ran from 100 t.
$50 per ton.
Clifton Riley, one Of the pionee
sawmill men of the county, is on tn
river; also, George w. Mcknight, al
old-timer, who arrived Sunday fror
Boise City, via Rattlesnake Station.
William Welsh has his Bullion an
, Haley stage line in full operation a
present, and finds travel increasing 5
rapidly that he is considering the ad
visibility of running six-horse teams
~ Judge James II. Beatty returne
~ Sunday evening from Salt Lake
,s where he spent the winter. He wa
-. accompanied by his wife, and al
~ nounced himself perfectly satisfe
t,s with the outlook.
r. The Merchants Hotel is to /
Of greatly improved by alterations.
at stairway will lead to the second fiot
IN in the center of the building, givln
by the dining-room frontage on Mai
H. street, and the bar Il double door c
the corner of Main and Bullion street
Superintendent Miller, of the Phil
re delphia Companys mines and smell
Dr.. ing works, Warm Springs Cree
& Thomas Clohecv, of T. +. Clohecv
,at Co., Ketchum, and John Pilmer, of Il
IS. same place, will arrive to-day by pr
sin vate conveyance from Shoshone.
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