Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-23
JoTT1NGs.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.

route for HALEY.
Ask for Jersey Lily Complexion
Powder. 25 cents, best.
Miss Jennie Easley has returned
from Boise City, and intends remain
ing in Haley.
Ribbon ends for crazy quilts, at
Leon Fuld's postoifce store.
The coaches that came in from the
railroad last Saturday morning brought
four days San Francisco letter mail.
Those fresh imported cigars at the
Merchants Hotel are daisies. a1Stf
Rumors of sale of some of the
most valuable Bullion properties are
again afoat.
Social hop at the Merchants Hotel,
Wednesday evening, April rs. All
are invited. a23
E. z. True, Deputy United States
Mineral Surveyor, will leave to-mor-
row morning for Boise, to be absent
about week.
Pioneer white lead, at Riley &
Tracy's. a23tf
About half an inch of snow fell
Saturday night, and yesterday morn
ing things looked decidedly wintry.
The Misses Annie and Mollie Bled-
soc will arrive soon from Boise City,
and reside with their parents on the
Bledsoe ranch, near Deer Creek.
1875 Hermitage whisky at Mer-
chants Hotel. a5tf
kellogg's new saloon, on Main street,
next to the Collins hardware store,
was opened to-day, and large num-
Der of visitors were entertained sam
ping the new stock.
IT you want really elegant printing,
you must come to the Times office.
The running time of the hacks to
Bellevue has been heightened ON ac-
count of the wet and wind-the result
of the storm. Travel between the two
towns is increasing daily.
Standard playing cards at Bartsch
& Willis's, Main street. HALEY. a23tf
w. +. Taylor and family arrived
yesterday from Boise City, in their own
conveyance-threc days from Boise to
HALEY. They will reside, the coming
summer, in ketchum.
The amount of cabinet work, in
terror carpenter work, and outside
building required at present is being
delayed as every skillful workman in
town has been, and is constantly busy
and orders are secured far ahead.
Tommy Hodson, of Ketcl,um, agar
favored the county seat with visit
yesterday. He turned his pony out
on a sand lot, thinking it was "a fine
, pasture, but he wears immense greer
goggles, and that accc UNITS for his mis-
take.
Several citizens are having thei
grounds enclosed by ornamental
fences, while the business lots arr
nearly all fenced in tight. Tramp
and DRINKS will be compelled to CAM
on back streets, instead of in the rea
of stores, as heretofore.
Some of the ladies' of Haley met a
the residence of the Rev. Mr.. Osborn
Saturday last, for work as a sewing
society, to make fancy work for tn.
coming church fair. The ladies viii
assemble each Saturday until the fai
is held, at such places as may be an
nounced.
Colonel Green, General Manager o
the Philadelphia Mining and Smelling
Company of Ketchum, of the Little
Wood River Mining and Smelling
Company of Muldoon, and of the Sen
ate Mining and Smelling Company o
Galena, arrived last night, and went Oh
up to ketchum this morning.
Texas Angel returned last Sat
urday from Boise, where he went t.
attend to some business before tn
Register of the Land Office. He say
that Boise will lose some of its life all
y, business through the o. S. L. Railwa,
d but that it will always be town wit
a good courthouse, good school, an
a good class of population.
Mr.. Ward has made an immense fly
e wheel, which is set back of the theate
stage, and also erected heavy lath
with every appointment for turnin
and manufacturing chairs, furnitur
and ornamental work. This will atfor
ready means to merchants and res
dents for securing certain work here
tofore not obtainable.
, Mr.. Quantrell's horse teams came i
g Yesterday loaded with merchandls
from Ogden. The cattle teams al
expected to arrive tomorrow from til
same point, with heavy wagons an
full loads. The teams will be employe
in hauling lumber to this place fro
&c Mr.. Quantrell's sawmill-which wi
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