Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-06
J0TTINGs.

shady groves.
Good violin and case for sale cheap.
Call at this office.
Mrs. 7. f. Clohecy, of Ketchum,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Bixby and Mrs. Millich were in
town yesterday, from Bellevue.
James kellogg's saloon is taking a
rest, and its customers are getting
powerful dry.
Pinkston's free concerts are SO alb
sorbing that the audience forget to
ask for refreshments.
A train of - cars filled with freight
for HALEY and points above, arrived
from Omaha yesterday.
Beer gardens won't take On Wood
River until artificial heat is supplied
inside to make people warm.
Rupert's drug store is to be illumi-
mated outside by large street lamp,
which can be set to go out at any mo-
ment desired.
DR.. Slick has rented the two rooms
on the second floor of the new build
ing going up on Joe Oldham's lot, on
Main street.
Mrs. r. II. McDAniels, mother of
Mrs. Frank Ganahl, and Mrs. !. B.
Gray, mother of Mrs. l.. p. Walker.
were expected this evening on the
train.
Mrs. Robert E. Strahorn is visiting
with her parents in Chicago, but will
doubtless be back in Haley by the
goth inst, and remain most of the
summer.
Frank Glnahl will leave for Rocky
Bar this evening or tomorrow, to look
after his mining interests there, and
will return in time for the session of
the District Court.
One thing is pretty we'll determined,
and that is that 5O.ounce ore is not
profitable on Wood River at present
nor will it be until the freights by rail
are greatly reduced.
Did you ever know a girl who did
not sometimes wish she were a bow?
No, not exactly; but we have known
girl who always wished to be as near
boy as possible.
The first carload of sash, doors,
blinds, castings and finishing stuff for
tn, new hotel arrived from Chicago
yesterday. Other carloads will arrive
before the work is needed.
Mr.. Smith, of the Hot Springs, is
delighted with his new little red way-
Oh and team of four horses which he
is now running regularly between
HALEY and the Springs.
The Allen group of mines on Warm
Springs Creek, which are owned by
Connor & McGregor. are reported as
opening up finely, and about coming
into line with the producers.
George w. Gilmore, of Sinker
Creek, one of the oldest Of Idaho's
pioneers, came in town to-day with
dig team load of spuds. His ranch
Is the best mine he has yet developed.
Damala, Sarah Bernhar It's husband,
who recently enlisted in the French
army, has proved terror to the BAN
dts near Tunis. He is known among
them as "the man who has been mar
ried."
Jabez Chase has determined by
trial that he can reduce Davitt ore
one half in bulk by jigging, and is now
having jigging plant set up at the
mine. Other mine owners should do
likewise.
George Taylor came to the city, yes
terday, from his ranch. He has been
gone two days, and thinks he likes
country life. His mission here was to
secure a sprinkling pot and hoe, to
cultivate garden.
There are to-day only three idle
men in all Bullion district, and those
three would be idle in Golconda, as
they are professional buns and loaf
ers, and wouldn't move if brick house
was topping over them.
A rich ore body two feet wide was
cut yesterday in the Point Lookout
niue, close to the northwest end lines
OF the Old Abe mine, and the boys
only needed barrel of corn juice to
go into ecstacies over it.
Don't get frightened when you hear
great noise. Haley Theater is CO.
ing to open with bang. 1t has be-
come noted for Dangers, but this will
be first-class theatrical travelling
company which is en- route.
Il. j. McPhee is back on Wood
river, to pitch his tent. He is one of
hundred who took fit Of the blues
and determined to find better place
.nan Wood River, but having travelled
tue coast over return to say.
). NJ: lsanfeld reports large guam
.'tles OF freight arriving at the depot
.or up river points, and a large