Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-08

Inc streets and roads are GETTING
dry In week or so dust will fv.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. a7tl
| Whitley's exhibition for cb;,d,an
will be held in his dance hall Nav
2nd. fuay
Anybody wishing one of the steam
washers can order it at once BY A,
Myers. N'
Dahlia roots, tiger-lily bulbs. tube.
roses and gladiolas-at Tracy's drue.
S'ore' a6t26
Rain yesterday. 1t carried of
much of the snow. Spring is verv
backward, this year.
Everybody" looks forward to q
prosperous summer. And nobody
will be disappointed.
A number of commercial men came
in yesterday, and more are on the
way in. Spring trade, you know.
Frank Mandell, the Deputy United
States Mineral Surveyor, is back from
Detroit, where he spent the winter.
The muscular exertion in bicycling
is small when the enormous results are
taken into consideration.--Book of
Health.
A pretty boy from Bullion is in
town to-day buying his wedding rig
ging. He don't want the TINES to
tell his name.
Wagons now; no more sleighs. The
reporter saw six men in great heavy
sleigh yesterday, drawn by two horses.
1t is cruel to so treat faithful beasts.
Thompson, of Deer Creek, was in
town Yesterday. He reports snow off
the road, and a good strike in the
Hannah. All the camps are stripping
for the season.
The lower road between Bellevue
and HALEY, which was broken yester.
day by the Coffin Bros team, is quite
level, dry, and in every way more de-
sirable than the upper one.
Mrs. Fuld to-day spread on her
counters beautiful lot of LADIES' I'M
derwear, Jerseys, bustles, and pretty
things that only ladies wear.
ooh, sweet is the song of the birds
in the spring, and the first peeping
forth of the buds; and as sweet as the
birds when they sweetest sing is u
girl in her best Sunday buds"
| Notwithstanding the general cleo
ton will not take place for seven
months, yet the politician has already
donned smile that promises to grow
broader as the interim shortens.
White labor boots and shoes. The
largest retail stock on the coast
Send for catalogue. Mailed free.
RED House,
Sacramento.
Pierce Dorgan is out, daily, taking
sun baths. The best thing in the
world. That, and ranble through hi:
favori'e haunts in the mountains, viii
pull him through all right, and make
him good as new.
What are you going to do this year:
Anything new? Or are you going te
keep on as you have been doing, to-
wit: "Wait for something to turf
up?" You will keep poor, in debt
and unfortunate as long as you do.
| Getup and do something! 1t dom
matter much what it is, SO you dom
remain idle. Go and find mine
chop cordwood, take up timber cul
ture, a homestead, or presumption
But do something, and try to be some
body.
George w. Taylor will open I
boarding house at Glenn's Ferry, OF
the 10th instant, for the employees o
the Lucky Bar Placer Mining Com
panv. He is now making arrange
ments to have his household good
hauled there from HALEY.
The complete catalogue and pric'
list of dry goods, clothing, boots
shoes, etc, published on the coast
will be mailed free on application
Address, RED House,
Sacramento, Cal.
Col. w. H. Petit, formerly par
owner and superintendent Of the At
: lanta Mining and Milling Company
has changed his base, and is now II
charge of the operations of the Colder
Chest Mining Company, at Murray
Shoshone county, Idaho.
Deputy United States Marsha
Campbell left this afternoon for hi
home in Shoshone, expecting to re
turn again soon. He reports Sho
shone booming in quiet way, AM
many new buildings in course OF con
6 struction.
Coffin Bros, having the sole agenc
for Idaho for the Columbia, Amerl
can, Challenge, Safety and Ideal b'ey
Giles, will lease or sell them on week.
installments. Those who intend I
buy one can make arrangements a
lonce. and begin weekly payments