Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05

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Richard S. Tucker c'Dixie Boone')
will come out to HALEY, with his wife,
about the first Of June.
Fine French calf shoes, buttoned,
laced, hand-sewed, and custom. made,
at May Il Kreg's.
"A crucial test of mans Christian
lty, is refraining from cuss words at
such Internal weather as we are having.
Frank Taylor, the well.known min.
Ing man, has returned from Ogden,
whittier he went about three weeks ago.
In Butte, Monta "a, telephone rates
will be reduced, this month, to IS for
business places, and ST for residences.
Confidence thieves are getting quite
numerous hereabouts, and all sorts of
lodges are resorted to to borrow
money.
The Haley Brewery is prepared to
deliver beer, in quantities to suit, in
any part Of Haley, or in any place on
Wood River.
The clerk Of the weather ought to
be demonstrated with. Such weather
as he is giving US is enough to kill any
new country.
\ young man, who has recently
taken a wife, says he did not find it
half as hard to get married as he did
to get furniture.
Frank o. Harding has resigned his
position in the railway postal service,
and gone East to make arrangements
to 90 into business.
Suppose the postofiice were located
in MIR. 1iarding's house, northwest cor
ner of Main and Croy streets? Would
that be satisfactory all around?
Judge E. c. Brearlcy got back, a
couple of days ago, from three weeks
stay at Soda Springs, near Ogden. He
says that he feels like new man.
This is the kind of weather that
fits man to contemplate, with savage
and undisyuised satisfaction, the sud
den taking-oif of his beloved mother
in-law.
Buy your goods at May & Krieg's
They have the largest assortment, an
entirely new stock, good goods, and
very low figures. Place Of business !:
Upper end Of Main street.
Fancy Let thread underwear, to fit
any sized man in the Cnitcd States
rom the smallest to the largest Just
opened at $. }. t'riedman's. Fit guar
ante d.
{. l.. Haunaman, of Salt Lake, is
showing Il large and fine line of sam
plies OF suitings and shlrtings; also,
fine furnishing goods, for a few days.
Parties desiring to avail themselves OF
this opp rtunity can inspect the same
in French 4 Stinson's hall. m3t2
b. G. Barker, hardware dealer OF
Leavenworth, kansas, who came out
with Judge Broderick, is looking about
this section, with the view Of estab-
fishing himself here, if he can find a
suitable opening.
Deputy Sheritfs Pat. Furey and
Jack "a pbeIl are out Indian Creek
way after Mccoy and Hallenbeck, the
two horse thieves recently discharged
from custody here, who threaten to
kill Alden Young for testifying against
them.
&c. Lennon, the we'll known min
ing man, was i'll town to-day, for the
first time since last December. lie
says that snow is still piled up several
feet in highth in Narrow Gauge gulch,
although it is nearl Y off the surround
ing hills.
So many people have gone a-fishng
in Wood River, the past few days, that
an o!d-timer says there cannot hardly
be enough lett for spawn. But good
as fishing is in the river, it is much
better in Croy, Quigley and other
gulches, where 40 and so is no UNI
us al number for days catch.
Look out for a sneak thief who
claims to be connected with a mining
company, and borrows a few dollars
that he is short of to make up print
ing bill. He has ''worked' at least
two parties in this town, by borrowing
Sc and $40, respectively.