Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-03
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MILK P0ncneS At 1aaney's.
Mrs. Z. Stevens arrived from Omahs
yesterday.
A Carload of nails, just received at
Cliff & McKay's. m8
Fresh butter and eggs TIC. F"x's
full sto.k Of miners supplies, a,
CT l. McKay's m8
Henry Bews celebrated the 18th an
versary of his marriage to-day.
Paulding is in the safe business.
Ernst Fisher went fishing Sunday
I'd brought home $50 trout.
The Ogden Band serenaded Sho.
Zone AMI iselle~ae as they passed.
Teams are offering to take freight
from HALEY to Kelton at SIS ton.
For tie best bit cigar on the river.
20 to Geo. Kohlepp's HALEY Brewery,
Go to l,OOO Main street for fruit,
vQgs sbles, tobacco, cigars and no.
ns
ID, uble or single beds and good
sooms ut Mrs. Cramton's lodging.
hoose, River street near Bullion. je2l.
g dar tree decorations are popular,
and the number set along the walks
- town itnpresses strangers with the
asa that they are indigenous.
Mr.. Hodgrnan has closed down his
Virginia Chop House, at Bellevue.
aSd is now running only the HALEY
nd Ketchum establishments.
A new grand jury has been called
'tor July 5, at 10 q. m. Five new
cases require attention-all came up
since the last grand jury adjourned.
S. Goldberg has opened tailoring
establishment next door to s. J.
rriedman's. Repairs done neatly,
promptly, and cheaply. Satisfaction
guaranteed. je29
A new awning put up yesterday in
font Of the shoe store below Rupert's
drug store covers another vacant
spot in the line Of covered walk on
ain street.
The picnic season approached.
When you tire Of strawberries and
cseam. rusticate on Deer Creek or some
Other pretty place, and eat venison-. we
mean mutton-and ashes. 1t is a good
appetizer.
1t is hoped that miners and pros
psctors will not rush off on a STAN
pale to the new gold discoveries
near Sheep Mountain, until some.
ching mo re definite is known of
them.
An old railr lad conductor at Sho-
shane is trying to be appointed Jus
tios Of the Peace. If he issues mar.
riage certificates he will no doubt
have the usual clause, as on railroad
ti,kets: mot transferable.
Bookcases, Office desks, folding bed
stsads, willow chairs, folding writing
dssks, wardrobes, sideboarls, and
foil line Of household anil Office fur
niture, is going like hot cakes, at f.
\. Whites. Call and see it before it
goes. je3o.
Captain Olsen got in this morning
3som the East Fork of Wood River,
where, after little prospect work, he
discovered a ledge Of very high-grade
ore, similar to the North Star, and not
tar from it. Mr.. Olsen has started
work and will ship ore in a few days
Judge McCulloch this morning pur.
chased chaste and valuable set of
bronze vases, and presented them to
the Ladies' Fair now in progress.
They are 4 welcome addition to the
gifts 50 far made, and will realize
BY rattle or sale an appreciativc sum.
Two lrishmen were riding from
Kstchnm to HALEY. One was thrown
from his horse and knocked sense.
less. and when he recovered his
PARTNER said, II say, Mike, air We
Bnrte u" Mike moved his head
6om side to side to see if his neck
1ere broken and replied: mo. Pat.
I'm not hurted, but me idecs is
Mixed"
NJ. ME-. len. interested in some
noky prospects, wanted a good
Inc near home. He started for the
IN districts Of Deer Creek. On the
ad to the Wolftonc, in a spot where
ospectors had repeatedly camped
found "indications," and three
ndred yards from the main road.
nrk the ledge. Mac. will be only
- glad to be interviewed.
Inc races to come off July 4 at the
A'iey ksce Course will be closely
infested. IN addition to the pro-
ANNE announced previously there
we been arranged two match race.
S!OO aside, a saddle race for first.
ass horses for $50 purse; also same
~ second'class, and on July 5 half
m,e '"r parse Of ti0O. Ertries all
70 be made ON tho