Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-23
BULLION TALKS,
A Newsy Budget from Pretty Bullion
"ROSe''.

| ooeeCi 40 the 'Deautl-
iui disappears, and all the old roupd-
ers are preparing for the hills. Baldy
Chepfer will start for Wind River
when the "green grass grows all
round"
The ldaboan management expert
ence difficulty in hauling ore to the
Jlgs, as the roads are in a frightful
condition; but Col. Havens is a rsstl.
err and will 'hold the fort" if posi-
BILE.
Miss Susie Wheeler is a late add.
ton to society here, and has caused
quite futter of hearts among the
boys. She is recently from Boston,
and is sister to Mrs. J. 7. Gilman.
James Cassiday, the Camas Prairie
stockman, has quit mining for the
present, and joined his family at Sol
der.
Misses Moore and Furey, of
HALEY, paid US visit some days ago,
and succeeded in selling a number of
ball tickets among the boys.
Charles lie Blanch Harris Salisbury
is willing to back Charlie Mitchell
against Dempsey, but don't in the
least admire Gladstone and his prin-
ciples, and says "they are a bloody
shame, don't-cher know"
Most of your readers here are
pleased at the stand taken by the
TIMES against the "front set'' of Hal
ley, but don't quite comprehend your
position on the heather sub ject.
John Gilman will abolish the Mon
gol!ans from his kitchen when pr tt
cable, and as a consequence his many
boarders are rejoicing.
George Stevenson has moved bag
and baggage to Bullion, and his wife
and charming sister-in- law make a
happy addition to our number.
Professor Cuddy has taken to drink.
ing milk, and the fact has a signifi-
canoe to which we dare not allude.
But it is noticeable that he is all
smiles, particularly at meal time.
Fred Bassett, the gentlemanly
young Waterman at the jlgs, is nurs-
ing moustache, and it is very TAX
ing, especially with the fair sex. But
Fred is the boss boy, and plays the
harmonica to perfection.
Ted Kennedy will soon join his
mining partners at their Muldoon
bonanza, but at present is sojourning
at the metropolis. Ted can copper
the tray with as easy grace as any
man living.
Capt. Sam'l j., the Lost River
crank, has a weakness for blackberry
brandy, and, in the language of Ru,
ben, the dude and trail blazer, can
teach you how to catch fish.
Mr.. O'Riley, the Custer salmon
eater, will retire to those remote parts
as soon as the walking is good.
Sorry CLOSE Phil. Reagan and fam
lily from among US, but console our
selves with the fact that what is oul
loss is Hailey's gain.
The Hon. James Gensen is in.
volved in deep study these days, pre-.
pairing his lecture ON "The Spud,
which he hopes to spring on an un
suspecting community soon. He anc
Mr.. Stamp belong to the Camp creek
section, where they have large inter
ests.
Big John, the Slovenian, as every
body knows,has Zone eye glasses" ant
a fine new suit of clothes; but never
theless some of us are silently praying
for the Stool killer" to put IN an ap
pearance, and thereby give us relief
Tommy Temple expects to join thu
benedicts soon, at least indication
point that way. The boys hav'
sprung sugar spoon racket on Tom
my that is refreshing, and must b.
known TO be appreciated; but as
care not to give offense l will for
bear repeating it here.
"Billy Sheep" has taken an emeti
since his dose of spoiled mutton, an
may, perchance, give US a rest.
More anon,
"MIss ROSE"