Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-29
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0ooo oye, fete Robertson.
Exg Lemonade at Rainey's.
J. b. Glass, . prominent business
man of SAt Lake, is in town.
Flesh eggs at 1909 Main street.
d. NJ P.f.:le, the tooth. oullsr
from Boise CITY, is in town.
L.no,! Lamps!! Lamps!!! At j.
=. Fox's. j.2
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsey are in town
to day, and ''doing it,"
Remember Browns Arnica Sslve
warranted.
Fred. G. Bradley has BEGIN work
on 4oO-foot tunnel on his Mount
View claim, Deer Creek.
Milk punches at Rainey's.
E. l.. Stanton and Mrs. Mary Will.
mer arrived in town this morning
from the valley.
A carload of nails, just received at
Cliff s. McKay's. m8
Miss Lottie Dorsey has arrived at
the Dorsey ranch, and is enjoying
fresh butternilk, Strawberries ana
cream.
A full stock Of miners supplies, at
Cliff l. McKay's. ms
Richard Parker, manager of the
Conway Castle Mimi. Company, re.
tu.m'l yester lay t, Galena.
For tie bsst bit cigar on the river.
60 to Geo. Kohlepp's HALEY Brewery,
w. S. Kerry, a m ,rch INT Of promi-
ncnce in Nebraska, arrived last even.
ing and is stopping at the Grand
Central.
Fresh butter AMI eggs at J. c. Fox's.
D,uble or single bed, and good
rooms at Mrs. C:amson's lodging
house, River street near 3 lllion. je2l.
Up. Smith, part Ter OF Mr.. RAine's
in the carpcntering business, jumped
the town yesterday with about $3.50
belonging t, his partner.
Hank Hyde, partner Of Tom 7 .gue,
is in town to-day, on court business.
and looks as If growing younger each
year at K.tchum.
H. G. Knapp has taken up 10 pigs
that went a-rootir,y on his pre,nisises
The owner can have them on paying
costs.
8. Goldberg has opened tailoring
establishment next door to s. j.
Ffie lmln's. Repairs done neatly,
promptly, and cheaply. Satisfaction
uaranteed. je29
&. w. Richards, Deputy Clerk, and
+. E. Rich lrd,. as istant, were rem
dsrel extremely happy yesterday,
over the arrival from away down in
Maine of brother they have not met
for - years.
II. Z. Bnrkhart is having fine shelly
ing p.a,el Oh the north wall of his
store, which will he filled with choice
stock.
The 20 additional trial jurors sum-
moned for to-day appeared in the
District Court AMI were dismissed
until Monday next, at 10 a. m.
The loss caused by the fire in Mrs.
Slosson's lodging house, this m rAinY,
was promptly paid by Justice Lem
m'n, the Insurance agent.
Hail y is fast civiliz:ny Runners
arc now employed by the Haley
hotels togo dowa daily in the morn
ing trains and come up on the even
ing.
Miss Ida Savage, now Mrs. Hutch
ins. is enjoying ranch life below Boise,
which is far preferable to a clerkship.
Nh. Hutchins has acres Of cattle.
S. A. Fleming, a mining man of
San Francisco, came in last ev ming
and will make care "ul examination
of Wood River mines.
G. II. Sawyer and J. B. Denny, in
terested in the O. S. L.. and |. l. o
Im,'ovem mt Com oany surveys, have
arrive |, All will attend to som, BUSH
ness matters in town.
Mrs. J. Fl. VanNess and Miss
Lizzie GArrity left on thu morning
train, in company with their sister,
who goes home again after having en-
joyed pleasant visit to her mother
and sisters.
A party of Ave gentlemen lef: by
private conveyance, this mornin :, t.
examine ranch lands ON Lower Wood
RIVER. They IRE, with one exception,
late arrivals in the country, but are
favorably impressed with the valle.'
lands for sto,k and agriculture.
S. G. Bennett, one of the owners Of
the WAshin It IN mine, Oh Deer Creek,
git in last evenin, from Ge'rye.
town, Colorado, whcre he wintered.
He will await the return hers of
Messrs. Falk and Volt RS, his as
soaiates in the mine. before resuminr