Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-30

main until we'll enough to reioin her
husband in Ogden.
DIR. Brown has purchased the old
1onnti property, on the corner OF
Second a.eL ne and Carbonate street.
IN this city, and will erect u nice resi-.
oence thereon, next spring.
In Bullion block you can get fine
dress goods for five cents ward {;
worsted dress goods for ~ cents a
yard, and ladies' skirts for 80 cents.
Mems CLOTH ing of all kinds for half of
first cost.
At Sheriil's sale of Keyes & Sons
stock. in Bullion block, you can get
mems shoes that cost II for 50 bows
shoes that cost -, for 81; chidren's
shoes for so cents pair. 1t will pay
everyone to go and see.
An Eastern paper says: "a popular
actress creates sensation by lighting
matches on the sole of her slipper"
Can't see why that should create a
sensation. fshe would light matches
| the way men do, on the--but then
she couldn't.
! have some g'od centrally located
business and residence lots, which !
will exchange for brick, bricklaying,
stone, mason work, lumber, carpenter
work, plastering or painting. Lots at
cash prices, and the material or work
wanted on the same basis in HALEY.
Apply to Robert +. Strahorn.
The number of school districts in
the county is increasing rapidly. A
year ago there We're hardly a dozen.
Now there arc 20, and in a few DAYS
there will be one or two more. In
October the money in the county gen.
eral school fund will therefore have
to be apportioned to II or - dis
tritts.
Judge Dillev, whose eyes were
closed 70" about week, and who, it
was feared, would permanently lose
their us+, is improving. He has so
far pr 'gressed that he can partly open
his eyes, but the vision is still very
dim. Er. Brown, his physician, now
has great hopes o. his ultimate re.
covery.
Curtis, junior, who was so summar.
lily removed from the Secretarvship of
Idaho, few weeks ago, to make room
for u. P. b. Pride, who could no
longer hold the Office of Register of
the Boise Land Office, aud who was
appointed to the vacancy caused by
the removal of Mr. Pride, has as vet
failed to qualify.
1t seems to us that 1t must be the
belief of all who use them, that DIR.
Prices Special Flavoriny Extracts Of
Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Almond, Nee.
ta'lne etc, are the strongest, mos:
delicate and natural Aavors made. It
makes all the difference in the world
when our cakes, buildings, creams and
pastry are favored with DR.. Price's
frrsh fruit favors.
1t is stated that, when Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Bacon reached their p.ac.r claim,
on the Snake river (Which happens to
be in Cassa county, they were weary.
dusty, and well-nigh ILL., As they were
very hungry they tried to buy some,
thing to eat; but the Mormon families
in the vicinity refused them any
vlctuals, and they were compelled to
unpack their things before they could
get a nouthtul.
Peter Foster, who owns ranch in
Lower Wood River valley, three miles
below Bellevue, came to HALEY to-day
witt, a lot Of potatoes which he dis
posed of for II cents per pound. He
said that two cents would have been a
better price. but quarter less didn't
make so very much difference, after
all. Mr. Foster is building him an
elegant dwelling house fronting on
the kelton road, his crops promise
well and he would be perfectly happy
if he could only get Il Blaine hat.