Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-18
J0TTINGs.
Mint juleps at Ra;ney's.

uIaylOr III VIC -NOhCaud duI SHOW T1y
group of mines, arrived last evening
from Ogden.
Mrs. Greenhow and Mrs. Milton
Pinney will return this week from
Muldool,, in company with MIR. Green
how.
No more free lunches in the Mer-
chants at midnigh Van is on shift,
and the night hawks must go hun cry
until Mr.. Bews comes back.
Mrs. Lew Dorsey is much improved.
Drs. Miller and Brown have nine
patients to-day down with the pneu-
IN mia, olt side Of those at their hospi-
tai. -Four are at Bellevue, two on
Deer Creek, AMI three in HALEY.
Fresh butter and eggs at &c. Fox's.
Dan Coleman and w. II. Watt are
starting a winze in the Little Casino
tunnel, as there is bad air aud they in
tend making connection with the
outer Workings.
Among the latest arrivals of promi-
nent men are w. q. Childs, of Ogden,
6 Gorge l.. Shoup, of Salmon City;
Geo. Y. Wallace and p. Carlow, Of
Salt Lake; 5. Camp and 2. Baxter,
! from ket;hun; W. II. Brouheau
! from Sawtooth.
Milk punches at Rainey's.
Paul Blxt.r chief of tn. ketchum
City Fire Department., was in town
last night, requesting exemption from
jury daty on account Of his position.
lie saved the Keystone building from
dastr action by tire last week, with his
little hydraulic ram.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
O. l.. Sc Ut, a mine operator OF
Bellevue, who was summoned to serve
on the grand jury, was excused to-day
because Of the arrival in his family.
Yesterday, OF IA bouncing girl baby.
lie was in Haley for awhile to-day
and received the congratulations of
his friends with becoming modesty.
Judge Kelley, the veteran editor and
proprietor of the Boise Statesman, is
on Wood River, and will remain with
us week Or two. Although the
SHOWS of some So winters must have
passe | over the Ju lg.'s head, he is
still a, jolly, genial and whole-souled
Il man as oae can wish to meet.
Go to 1000 Ma,n street for fruit,
vege ables, tobacco, CT sars and no.
tons
The HALEY Druggist is new peri
olical ja,t issued by Riley Il Tracy
and edited by Mike Hynes. The illus
trAtions are beautiful, yet not com
parable with the store OF choice read
ing aft ,rled gratuitously to the pat
rons Of the publishers.
A carload OF nails, just received at
Cliff & McKay's. m8
Villa II Johnson and others have
leased the Emma Fair mine, near the
mouth Of q liyley gulch, from John
BAnheld, and started tins morning
with tools and supplies to develop the
lode which, last year, produced some
very fine ore.
Rev. Father Nattini will leave for
Boise this evening, to be gone several
weeks. In his absence there will be
no services in the Catholic church, but
Sunday School will be held regularly,
at : o'clock p. M.
Lamps! Lamps!! Lamps!!! At J.
c. Fox's. je2
There is letter at this Office for
J. T. D,xol. 1t bears the following
superscription, addressed to the editor
OF the TINES: "Please find Dixon,
AMI hand him this. E. A. Little6eli. -
M Littleield is postmaster Of Ogden,
Utah.
A full stock Of miners supplies, at
Cliff IL McKay's. ms
H. G. Olney, litor and proprietor
OF the Silver World, of Lake City,
Colorado, and Register of the United
States LAM Oili;e there, is visiting
the Wool River country, and will
remain in HALEY for day or two
after Which he will return home tc
attend to some pressing business.
Remember Browns Arnica Salve
is warranted.
Immense luscious strawberries anc
solid cream is the delight OF resident
of HALEY, at half dollar dish
Baskets of strawberries are selling a
three for 81 in market, but w. T
Riley has big pat,h growing in hi:
garden Of the Victoria variety from
which he gathers line mess of rich
ripe berries every morning, and h
wouldn't sell them for 81 apiece.
NJ. 7. Scott, one of the owners 0
the Davitt mine, has arranged 70
himself snug little home at the min
on D,er Creek, and is now ensconse,
there enjoying the novelties of cam
lie and attending to the working OF tn
DdvItt, While Superintendent Chas