Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-26
NAILS CLOSE
OFFICE HOURS {:
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

s,,.s exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund s. Anderson. att
Two small lots of ketchum and
-. car. load of Idahoan ore, came in
today.
Mining supplies leading specially,
:. swift s Regan's, HALEY and
Bullion.
Genuine Kangaroo dress boots
II. finest in Idaho-cheap, at Swift s.
Rsg.ns.
magnificent stock of family gro
,.,;e,, at Swift & Regan's, Haley
md Bullion.
prospectors' and miners Quitting
b.,duusrters. Swift & Regan's, Hal
Nv and Bullion.
Carriage, house and sign painting
!, Aaderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
Oh! Shoe, fy--you see, I am
dune Of the White Elephant. I see.
Good-by, Shoe, Fly.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
ldiysry OF ice to customers. Orders
nav be- left at Whitman B Walkers.
lam more than satisfied with the
u.chine columbia tricycle].-Rev
Thomas K. Beecher, Elmira, N. Y.
Judge v. S. Anderson Is out again,
bu. hobbling, after another attack Of
biz old enemy, to-wit: infammatory
rheumatism.
Judge Waters will not get back un-
ii to morrow or next day. He is de-
Ained at Rocky Bar longer than he
expected to be.
Painting, paper-hanging, and calci,
mining BY Hay & Egert. All work
satisfactory, and prices low. Leave
orders 1T burkhart's. m1t26
Martin Curran, who was foreman of
the Bullion. Ophir group of mines I'M
det Colonel Wall, left to-day for the
Cear d'Alene region.
Harding will attend promptly to or
dets for sign. writing, house painting.
p,per.hanging and calcimining. Shop
gu Croy, near Main street. n,7tf
: Charley Moore is getting the bril-
dd-chamber of the Alturas ready for
couple on their honeymoon tour.
They are expected Saturday.
Mrs. Duniway will lecture in the
Methodist Church, in this city, this
evening, for the benefit OF the organ
fund of that organization. Tickets
81 cents; children. half-price.
A member of the recent grand
jury states that if there had been any
law furnishing adultery or unlawful
eaassltation in Idaho, between SO and
% indictments for the offense could
have been found within three days.
There are said to be over 100 pros
pectors on the divide between Willow
Creek and Smoky, and many new To-
cations are made daily, the locators
being confident that the best and
most productive part of the gold belt
hin that vicinity.
TIP. Baird, of Grande Rende val
Wy oregon, will arrive in this valley
within the next two weeks with 1870
0ssd Of stock, principally mares, for
sue de will Craze them in this vi
e'n'ty oil summer. Persons wishing
aas stock for work or breeding should
'Aan'ne them. m10tf
a construction train, of four cars,
carrying a heavy force of graders,
passed up the road, this morning, TO
Aeschum, where it was put to work to
secure the bridge against the high
.',er. This train is fully equipped,
rad will travel the full length Of the
nns to Huntington, to secure the
bridges and culverts.
D.. c. Russell, editor of the TIMES,
,,ss'eg,.phs from Ogden, Utah, that
"e Mormons are almost in despair
S S the recent decisions of the United
oate' Supreme Court in the poly
S'my cases, as we'll as at the pros.
Rcess OF anti. Mormon legislation in
"a'a'ngton. Colonel Russell will re-
turn In about one weak
Voihn Bros, having the sole agency
~ Idaho for tho Columbia. Ameri-
AN Cn.lierge, Safety and Ideal bicy-
's.' VIII lease or sell them on weekly
s,..s.l'ments. Those who intend to
~. " 'oe can make arrangements at
% and begin weekly payments
e. I ~ Bros. are also representatives
W. .aano OF the League of American
p The Boise Statesman suggest. that
.,. s''aent Cleveland and his bride
i, J. their wedding tour to Idaho.
A.. 'aey come the TINES will "do''
,ona , 70 after the style of other met
A." ''s'n dailies, so they will think
,.f: a'e still in New York, and will
,,,a .'a from duplicating the cowboy
'~a which it published when Presi.