Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-05-21
JOTTINGS.

Fresh eggs At 1000 Main street.
Fresh butter and eggs At G. Foxs.
R. E. Strahorn left yesterday for
p,iss City.
Work has been started on the Hons.
dale mine, Lees gulch.
Rev. Mr.. Osborn will hold service
Il Ketchum next Sunday.
Hon. E. M. Wilson and William
Mcqueen are down from Bullion.
Colonel G. F. Miller and wife re-
turned to Ketchum Saturday evening.
David Falk will bring his family in
from Boise City, to remain here dur.
ing the summer.
Letters between Boise City and
HALEY are now only two nights and
one day ON the road.
Mrs. Keown and her daughter, Miss
Nollie, left this morning for Central
Park, Montana, to reside there.
A. Eurgeno, formerly of Evanston,
Wyoming, has arrived, and will act as
agent here for the Railroad company.
Mrs. Thomas Bell will leave in a
few weeks for Oakland, California, to
spend the summer with her relatives,
Who reside there.
The two stores being erected by
Cederholm & Co. were to have been
built Of brick, bat that material could
not be secured.
Miners in from the vicinity of Gale
a, yesterday, report about two feet
Of soft snow on the hills, but disap-
pearing fast.
Miss Ida Savage, formerly clerk in
the County Recorders office here, was
married in Boise, ON the 18th inst,
to Thurston Hutchings.
Tho plans, interior and exterior, for
the new hotel are exhibited to-day, and
show conclusively that the building
will afford every convenience hotel
requires.
Mr.. Pinkston, of Shoshone, and
late Of Bullion will open q concert
hall on Main street soon. and will
make times lively in his immediate
vicinity.
Major Ed. Beatty (~Popularity'1 has
purchased the Wild Irishman mine,
which is located near the Idaho Dem.
ocrat, and this morning sent several
miners up to work and develop it.
Judge Beatty has purchased the
residence now occupied by Mr.. Prisk
and family, on upper Main street, as a
homo for himself and wife, and will
occupy tho front rooms as law Office.
There will be a grand social hop at
Clark's hall. Bullion, this evening, the
21st instant,-to which all residents
of Haley and Bullion are invited.
Supper at Mrs. Gregory's. Tickets,
~.
Trains are being loaded with ties at
the siding below, and are delivering
them on the main line west of Sho-
shone. Pretty soon, at the present
rate, the tie-boom will have deserted
look.
Charles Moore received yesterday a
25.quart ice cream freezer, large
enough for . community of 1900, and
will guarantee to keep the natives
cool and comfortable during the sum-
mer.
Severa! residents of Haley have re.
Gently had their life insured in sums
ranging from IS, 900 to $4,000. They
evidently intend to die rich, anyway,
even if this country should Ego back
on them.
The eastern and western mails will,
from this time on, leave HALEY at
o'clock in the morning, and the incom.
ing mails will arrive at about o'clock
in the evening. This will be until
the trains run to HALEY.
The Nevada Chop House building
y greatly improved by new balcony
from the second floor which protects
the Chop House from the heat of the
sun and affords guests of the Cosmo.
politan Hotel fine resort of summe,
evenings.
John Marshall, for fighting in
French & Stinson's saloon, Saturday
was tried yesterday before Justice
Lennon, fined so and costs, and ir
default Of payment incarcerated fol
: term of five days in the calaboose
John is the celebrated bootblack, and
working his way to Police Gazette
notoriety.
The residence at present occupied
oy Mr.: fuckers family, on Mail
street., below the postoilice, is being
nnely furnished for first-class guests
and Wih accommodate about twenty