Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-14
LOCAL JOTTlNGS.

to-day.
Fred H. Rowe has started up a
aumill in Quigley gulch. l
Bellevue's City Council is wrestling
u,.b ,atrenchment and reform.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
Turned out by Lupd & Anderson. att
Cassidy-the possible very dark
borse-is in town. Look OUT law
breakers of Alturas.
Carriage, house and sign painting
Nv Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
No need for the Mormons to try
>, ca;oIe Governor West He used
n "tent on the old camp ground"
Purdum. g. Ward have resumed the
Asliverv of ice to customers. Orders
NAV be. left at Whitman & Walkers.
Art Smith opened his handsome
Alt,lras bar last evening. TWAS a
Grand success, and was managed &C
cording to Art. ;
T, E. Picotte, proprietor of the
TINES. returned oday, with his wife,
after pleasant and most successful
business trip.
Harding will attend promptly to Or
ders for sign writing, house painting,
paper-hangiug and calcimining, Shop
on Croy, near Main street. m7tf
Painting, paper-hanging, and caleb
mining by Hay & Egert. All work
satisfactory, and prices low. Leave
orders at Burkhart's. mlt26
r. This office does first class job work
from circus dodgers to legal blanks
and letter heads, and gold lettering on
silk and satin. It's work is gilt
edge" or ne charge.
If ftems are scarce in the TIMES
TODAY, blame Hendrick. He set a
double, 'faIi,tene music box to playing
this forenoon and its chorus ''soothed
the reporters savage ear" and kept
Diva there.
Is In Burns butcher shop, during last
month 100 mutton, 60 beeves and II
ho5s were sold in HALEY. There are
several other shops here. Just thinl
i, of the jaws that wagged and thu
curses muttered over that number o
steaks!
In Senator Stanford's house, a
Washington, are IL English man ser
wants, not one of whom was eve
known to smile. Doesn't it make
man smile, however, to think tina
Stanford, while importing house ser
wants, is neverthe less a great frlen'
Of the American workingman?
T. P. Baird, of Grande Ronde val
ley, Oregon, will arrive in this vale
within the next two weeks with II
head of stock, principally mares, fc
sale. He will Craze them in this v
entity all summer. Persons wlshln
hne stock for work or breeding shout
examine them. milo
T. J. Hughes, the Owyhee me
chant, with headquarters at Brl
neau, called at our office this after
noon. This gentlemen has hosts {
friends throughout our valley, and
not less liked for his genial dispositio
and manner than he is admired #
his abundant wit and constant hume
Glad to see you.
Messrs. Elliot and Morton,
Smoky, came in last evening. The
report the roads open to foot al
horseback travel and work pushir
ra on the summit to clear the wage
road of snow. The mines are beil
worked right along and the owne
and men at work are confident, ther
' fore happy.
d. A. Anderson is to- day get,il
\ stone in place for the warehouse al
cellar, that Whitman s. Walker will
-. once erect on Carbonate street. T
structure will be 3Ox3O feet, all stor
IL Il feet in hight, with freproof ro
The stone work will be done
"Chrls" Heinecke. Mr.. Anderson /
the contract and the building W
cost about $4,000.
Coffin Bros, having the sole ager
o. Tor Idaho for the Columbia, Anne
ean' Challenge, Safety and Ideal biz
eies, will lease or sell them on weel
,hstallments. Those who intend
ouy one can make arrangements
once and begin weekly paymen
Cothn Bros. are also representati'
,or Idaho of the League of Americ
Wheelmen.
Tom" Campbell, he of the M
enants' Hotel, whom the repor
anew years ago when he was one
'ae railroad "boys" and ran into Oh
enhe, and, by the way, who has
great big heart beating beneath
seeming. silence, is bcautifying
cosy home and grounds. WheI