Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-09-23

Kaleidoscope" tomorrow; dust to-
day.
Justices courts all idle nowadays.
Good for HALEY.
Justice Lennon left for Soldier to.
day, OH business.
Billy Carroll, of Ogden, the old
time liveryman, is dead.
There are 408 people, all told, con-
nected with Coles circus.
James Gum, candidate for Record
er, speaks at Broadford to night.
Choice cuts of beef, veal, and lamb,
at Warren & Co.'S Eagle Market.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund Il Anderson. att
The Idaho Forwarding Company
sold boots to all of Coles Indians on
Saturday last.
DR.. Burkhart, the Haley dentist, is
in Shoshone, this week, and will re-
turn about Friday. a30d&w
Don't forget the grand rattle of
Mrs Eno's property, opposite the
Queen of the Hills. to12
Sheriff Furey and the publisher of
the TIMES returned from business
south this afternoon.
Send your orders for clothing and
furnishing goods to Red House, Sac
ramento. One price. d&w
George Warren reports travel good
over his popular stage line between
Haley and ketchum
Bert Ravens will, it is said, be
candidate for Assessor before the
Democratic convention.
John Condron has been unwell
with bilious attack for day or two.
He is up to-day, however.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery of ice to customers, Orders
may be left at Whitman & Walkers.
Deputy Sheriff Forbes returned last
evening from Custer county with the
four-house team taken under execu-
ton.
Bill McQueen's favorite, among the
menagerie when the circus was here,
Was one of the three lions who occu-
pied the same cage.
The Wild Irishman mine is show
ing finely since the miners have cut
through the slide that has SO long
hidden the ore vein.
"The early bird catches the grain"
said Albert Kiesel when he measured
out oats, corn and groceries Saturday
tothe circus quartermaster.
"Jake Clarke will paralyze that
fellow on the Republican ticket. y
Herald. Who is Jake Clarke, and
which fellow will he paralyze?
A woman named Anderson was be-
fore Probate Judge Street to-day, to
be examined as to her soundness Of
mind. No result as we go to press.
You make no mistake when you
send your orders to the Red House,
Sacramento, Cal. The great one
price house of this coast Catalogues
free. a31dwlm
Some rs Republicans will leave
HALEY tonight to attend the rally at
Broadford. Hacks can secure passen-
gers BY stopping at the hotels about Z
o'clock.
"All aboard for the Broadford
rally" has been the burden of the
hackmen's song to-day. The Repub
iIcan Gum will not "get fired" there
tonight.
The Gold Belt section is rapidly
coming to the front. Given a narrow
gauge railroad from Haley to the
Belt, and the dawn of a big boom for
Wood River will break.
In view Of the approach OF Demo
cratic primaries, some very anxious
people are to be seen on the streets.
They will make good use of the nine
days they have from Saturday to the
convention day.
What did you ever lose by being
pollte?" asked HALEY father of his
son. my seat in Bakers bus during
the races" replied the future great
man. Lessons were discontinued for
the rest of that day.
Brother George, of the Herald,
Thinks "while many hard things are
sad about John HALEY, it is difficult
10 see how Idaho will be benefited by
the election of Dubois" Better ask
ths-"hero," Mr.. George.
"A couple of Bellevue ladies' were
returning from the postoffice recently,
when one Of them was heard 10 re-
mark: "Oh, dear, here is a letter
rom Charlie, and he closes by saying
ne VIII see me 'anon.' l thought he
naa seen me in every way a fellow
could see his girl, but l suppose this
10 some other funny way!