Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09

That old favorite-the Nevada Chop
touse-will reopen in few DAYS at
the old stand, opposite t'riedman's
| store.
The young ladies who wear engage
ment rings are the only ones who dis
card gloves at present.
The Rev. Mr.. Pratt will conduct d.
vine service in the schoolhouse, in this
city, at half-past: o'clock this evening.
Fuld's Punch-the best bit cigar in
ldaho-over 10000 just received bv
Leon Fuld. Will be cleared off for
$2.75 per box. a22
You can get better bargains in
vegetables and Eastern fruit at Winter
\ Sons, north end of Man street,
than anywhere else. M
Fine French calf shoes, buttoned,
laced, hand-sewed, and custom made,
at May & Krieg's.
The Haley Brewery is prepared to
deliver beer, in quantities to suit, in
any part of Haley, or in any place on
Wood River.
That old favorite Nevada Chop
Housewife reopen in a few days at
the old stand, opposite Friedman
store.
The town is dotted with new struc-
lures completed within the past two
weeks, but the building boom has not
began yet.
An exchange says mush has be-
come popular dish in society. No
thing seems to take in society like
something soft.
Pat. Devers, formerly bookkeeper
for |. Morris 4 Co., in Bingham
Canyon, Utah, has been put in charge
Of the books of the firm here.
The examination of w. w. Ken
nedy was concu led to- day, and JUS
tice Lennon will announce his decis-
ion at & O'Clock this evening.
Fancy 6-thread' underwear, to fit
any sized man in the United States
from the smallest to the largest-just
opened at S. j. t'riedman's. Fit guar
anteed.
Finest Ice Cream in the land, every
day, at the Haley Hotel Ladies' and
Gents Dining rooms. 80 No pri-
vate boxes in this establishment.
Try it. mSul
Buy your goods at May & krieg's
They have the largest as sortment, an
entirely new stock, good goods, and
very low figures. Place of business:
Upper end of Main street.
That old favorite-the Nevada Chop
Housewife reopen in few days at
the old stand, opposite Friedman's
store.
Parties offering reward :, through the
medium Of the TINES, for articles lost,
will be required to deposit the sum
offered as reward with the publisher,
so as to avoid all misunderstanding.
John +. Boyle left for ketchurn
this afternoon but will go out to
Smoky in about week to look after
the work on some claims, cut there, IN
which he and Colonel Green are inter
estcd.
A couple Of business men who re-
Gently arrived from Bodie are looking
about, in search of desirable open
:ng. They will take in the Lost River
country before they decide upon
location.
Some time last night woman of
the town got to fooling with
pistol, motioning as ii to shoot.
Robert Brooks, the barber, took the
gun away from her--it was "a caliber
and accidentally shot her in the
hips. No arrests
Deputy Sheriff Jack Campbell re-
turned yesterday from the western end
of the county, where he went to look
after Mccoy and Hollanbeck, two
horse thieves who had threatened the
life of Al len Brown for testi,vng
against them. Mr.. Brown said that
he is fully capable of taking car, of
himself, and Deputy Campbell there
fore gave up the search.
Assessor Leonard and his deputy
will have to be on their guard against
the heather Chinee aud his WAYS, this
year. These heathens have "a habit
OF lodging the payment of the poll
tax by passing their polltax receipts
from man to man, thus making a few
receipts do duty for a large number
of men. 1t would be a really clever
thing for the assessor to do to ascer-
tain the number of Cinnamon in town,
and then induce the Chinese house
holders to collect the poll. tax from
each of his dodgers.