Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-11
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one of the finest in town.
Mrs. Lieutenant Galbraith returned
to Blacks ranch last evening.
Henry Dorsey, brother. in-law of
Mrs. Isaac Culp, will arrive here to-
morrow.
Isador Morris, who came in Satur.
day, left this morning for Salt Lake
City
Mrs. Anderson, Of Evanston, wv
oming, arrived last night and will set
tie in HALEY.
Sam Friend will visit the Smokey
country this week, in the interest of
some mine investors.
Mike Hynes left for Deer Creek this
morning, to act as attorney for the de-
Tense in the horse-stealing case.
Mrs. Milton Pinney and Mrs. Will
liam H. Greenhow are expected at
HALEY from Muldoon next Saturday.
The best bit cigar on Wood River
can be had at George Kohlepp's
brewery, at south end Of Main street,
Haley.
Mr.. Westall, an old resident and
member of the G. A, r., died at 2 D.
m, yesterday, at Lambs ranch, in
Croy guich. The funeral took place
to-day.
Willis Mcbride has opened a fruit
and confectionery establishment in one
Of the new buildings above the Mer-
chants Hotel, and so far, his enter.
prise has not been fruitless.
Everybody is expected to attend
the grand ball at Haley Theater this
evening, which will be an unusually
enjoyable affair. It is given by the
base ball clubs of Haley and Belle
vue.
Attorney Balliett has nearly com.
pletcd new building adjoining the
residence and law Office of Attorney
Montandon, on Main street, and will
occupy the same as home and law
Office combined.
A row of tall, fine cedar trees has
been set out in front of Charles
Moore's restaurant, and gives the
locality a groveish appearance. A
line of ccdars will also be transplantcd
to the front of Haley Theater.
Pinks: "a will take his racing stock,
after the races at Haley, and make
trip through Oregon and Washington,
where he will give the natives a
chance to match th;ir best blood
against Wood Rivers represent atives.
Judge G. NJ. Parsons returned yes
t:rday from fishing expedition to
Silver Creek. He hal such famous
sport that he remained over night and
brought back string of trout a yard
long. Another party will be organ
lied to go to the fishing grounds next
week.
Whitewash is the latest novelty in
exterior decorations for dwelling hou-
SEES. 1t is clean, and prevents idlers
leaning against the door casing, de.
stroys chinch bugs and other insects,
and gives residence a sort of plan
tation home appearance.
Fresh butter and eggs at ]. c. Fox's.
A man named Town got on hur-
rah last evening, and with loaded blum
derbuss started to capture HALEY.
Deputy Sheriff Bingham made
charge on him, and ran him down
stairs into the county Jail. He feels
like very small town this morning.
A full stock of miners supplies, at
Cliff 4 McKay's. ms
Contractor Stevens, Of the heavy
contracting firm Of Collins & Stevens,
builders of the O. S. l.. railroad and
Wood River branch, is in town to. day;
also w. H. Bird, who is chief account
ant of the firm and in charge of their
supply stores at Glenn's Ferry and at
Shoshonc.
Ask for Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. rs cents, best.
J. M. Banfeld lately changed the
course of the county road, running it
west of the l. & o. Company's new
canal, to avoid the necessity for bridg-
ing the canal. AS the I. & O. Com
Pany did not defray the cost of chang
ing the road Roadmaster BanGcld has
S b; compelled to pay the cost from
his own pocket.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
Is warranted.
c. E. Bolton, proprietor of Bottoms
not Mineral Springs this morning
lett with Postmaster Leon Fuld an
anPpl'cation for the establishment of
rostotfice at Bottoms Springs, and the
name given for it is "Bolton," after
Inc cognomen of the illustrious arpli-
Sant' The application will be forwar-
aea to Washington with suggestions
,om the Haley Postoffice, and will