Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-17


to-day.
Anybody wishing one of the steam
washers can order it at once by A
Myers.
Ladies will be glad to hnch in tn,
bright dining-rooms of the Merchants
tonight.
LEO" will be "an Irish mick" to
night, with green ribbons and button,
all over him.
TO to Bellevue, Friday night, te
see home talent, that promises talent
in last Loaf"
After the ball Bews l. Hodgmar
will lay tray that will surprise the
thirsty and hungry.
AT IL o'clock last night the bow,
had four feet of rich ore in the Min.
ME Moore, and no wall reached!
When meteor flashes how the
star .gazers wonder! Keep your ewes
liked on the TIMES; it will finally sue.
coed in teaching, even you, some.
thing.
Send for the "record." You will
not find that the man you fear was
ever at the Hot Springs playing pos.
sum with another mans wife.
Bellevue will turn herself loose, Fri.
day night, in Larsen's Opera House.
The Bellevue Amateur Company will
give their "Last Loaf" to an anxious
crowd.
There'll be trouble in the sweet bv. snd.bv
You can see the anger flashing in our eve.
were bad one-hear us foot
We've razor in our boot
And to use 1t in the future we will try
Over two feet of snow has fallen
in the mountains since last Saturday.
1t has covered up the trails, filled up
the roads, and thus put the hardy
miners and prospectors to much in.
convenience. Those working in open
cuts and shafts are especially DELAYED
in their operations.
The plan for the new schooIhouse,
presented by an Ogden man, is ia
vorably regarded and, with some
changes, will be adopted. Build the
schoolhouse, by all means, and give
as much light and playground as pos.
sible. Intelligence thrives in free
dom, ignorance alone is confined.
The gentlemen who send for per-
soma. record do we'll. 1t will strength
en- the party whose record is sought.
Meantime, their own IS known, and,
when fit for decent journal to pub.
lish, will unquestionably appear in
these columns at the proper time.
Lay on!
The stock roundabout has not suf-
fered much this winter, but as during
the mild February weather much of
it was turned loose to feed on the
growing grass in the hills there will
doubtless be some loss, now that a
fresh fall of snow has buried the grass
beyond present reach.
A. Myers received his steam washer
yesterday, and tried it at H. H. Clay's
laundry, with the result of perfectly
cleaning 10 white shirts, with cuffs
and collars, in 20 minutes. He then
rinsed them and found not a trace of
uncleanliness in The rinsing water.
Mr.. Clay ordered a machine at once.
"Scorch us if we deserve searching;
we have full faith in your Judgment"
is what MIR. Morcoreau told the TINES
to-day, when he asked that the Wood
River people be told of the rendition
of "L.ast Loaf" in Bellevue, by the
amateurs, next Friday. All right;
Last Loaf Company, the TINES will
scorch you, If you deserve it, and
hope a full house will witness your
trial not to deserve it.
A pretty present to one of the
staff of the TIMES, in the shape of
watch, was made to-day by the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Picotte. 1t is one of the
best evidences of a mans apprecia-
ton of his trusted employees, when,
beside his promptness in paying them
for labor, he lightens their life by
graceful acts of courtesy. The watch
is accepted, and will hang where it
will enable the TINES to always be on
time. E. H. Hendrick brought it to
the office, but the bohemian" did not