Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.

Fresh eggs at 1000 Main street.
Just received at J. c. Fox's, fine
assortment Of children's shoes. i2Stf
For the best bit cigar on the river,
20 to Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery.
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons
Rev. l. T. Osborn left this afternoon
for a four or five days. trip to Camas
Prairie
Mrs. 1. T. Osborn left this morning
for Boise, to be absent five or six
weeks.
Good Lodgings and neat roc as, at
Mrs. LeGranle's, next door Hal
ley Theater.
We will not be undersold in dry
goods or groceries.
a3Ot3 VANDyHE & FRoDsHAM.
For line watch repairing go to J..
4 Arnold's, matchmaker and jewcler,
opposite HALEY Theater. jy5ml
The Rev. l. T. Osborn did not hold
services in Haley yesterday, because
the schoolhouse was still in the hands
OF the plasterers. =.
The bodies of the two In lians
killed on Camas Prairie about 10 DAYS
a 70, are still unourieI and rotliuy in
the sun.
The bays in town have "soft"
hing, just now, gathering choke cher
ries ia the surrounding hills and sell
linz tAern Tor $3.50 per pound.
~ A fine lot Of gents and ladies'
Il shoes of all kinds, at Vaudyke &
rodsham two doors north of ex-
4Sbress Office. a3Ot3
Miss Florence L. Pound, of this
Sity, desires to organize a music
lass She is thorough musician,
nj can therefore teach the theory, as
yell as practice, OF the art. j2S
NJ. NJ. Slnderson has just received
the finest lot of imported Key West
cigars ever in HALEY. Try them, and
be convinced. The mixed drinks
Serve at his house are superb. a3O
ssN Chief Justice Hunter, of Utah, who
interested in several mining prop
1rties in this section, arrived this morn
ng from Salt Lake, and will remain
Or few days.
The man who INDUCED in street
hooting, last Saturday night, was ar
ested yesterday, and paid $40 fine
costs. He is a stud-horse poker
ealer.
sM Ed. Brase was down from ketchum
10 day. He said that the four stacks
4 the Phiiadel phia Company are in
peration, and that business was inn
rowing steadily.
Superintendent Fred G. Corning,
the Wood River Smelling Company,
hs arrived from New York, and will
esume construction work on the com.
xany's smelter, with the view of turn
Ing out bullion within six weeks and
continuing to work ali winter.
il One proof that the present season
has been unusually warm in this Sec
ION is found in the fact that the grass
I'D hay are drying up in the fields,
ID that the dairymen have already
und it necessary to feed bran to their
rvs.
Three stage drivers were discuss
tGk whips at the Grand Central Hotel.
la3 night. One said he used 80
foet whip; the second said he flour.
ished whip 80 feet long. The third
snan then spoke up and said: 81 use
whip as long as it lasts"
. The Washington, on Deer Creek,
shipped two lots of ore this season.
will make another shipment, soon,
then close for the season, as
dge Bennett, who is managing it,
lst soon go to Colorado on business
It may detain him for some time.
The business of the Haley Land
ice during August amounted to
nble the maximum. That is to
the fees received amounted to
ce the maximum which the Regis.
and Receiver are allowed by law
excess will be covered into the
tied States Treasury.
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