Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-09-20

LOCAL JOTTINGS.
T cad. 4.7O; silver, GAG.

cad. 4.IOS ohNS',
Fresh oysters at the Merchants. If
There is a noticeable scarcity of
trout lately.
va,cbum came down in force and
saw the elephant
The covering of the new depot is
about completed.
"Hank" Cassidy was in town Sat
urday, happy as la'k.
n is a pity to kill the little fawns,
&C some deer-hunters are doing.
Choice cuts of beef, veal, and lamb,
At Warren s. Co.'S Eagle Market.
District Court meets Tuesday, Octo-
her 18th, just three weeks hence,
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. att
PIP. Baxter has gotten well, and
has decided not to run for Congress.
Lew states that he fed 100 PEG
ple last Saturday at the Nevada Chop
House.
The dwelling on the corner of Croy
and River streets, west side, Is nearly
completed.
DR.. Burkhart, the HALEY dentist, is
in Shoshone, this week, and will re-
turn about Friday. a3Od&w
Don't forget the grand rattle of
Mrs. Eno's property, opposite the
Queen of the Hills. tol2
Belevue's boycott was not much of
a boycott, after all. The circus sur
wives it in good shape.
Send your orders for clothing and
furnishing goods to Red House, Sac
ramento. One price. d&w
Purdum s. Ward have resumed the
delivery OF ice to customers. Orders
may be left at Whitman & Walkers.
The Philadelphia (Ketchum) smelter
started up to-day for long run. Lots
of ore on hand and fine season in
prospect.
A. A. Adams was in HALEY to see
the show, and told the TIMES thai
BUSINESS Is dCGiNS III Jul u PilNo'
sister town.
Mr.. Charles S. Watkins, of Snake
River, called on the TIMES this morn
ing, and reports the stockmen, ranch
ers and placer miners in good spirits
You make no mistak Ike when you
send your orders to the Red House
Sacramento, Cal. The great ont
price house of this coast. Catalogue
free. a3ldw1m
For 80 years Jack Rafter has beef
hid among the hills, digging gold an'
silver. He proposes to come out from
Smoky this winter and take trip t.
London, England, where he will re
vive the memories of younger days.
The treasurer of the circus told tn
TIMES reporter that he, sold abou
1900 tickets in the day, and half tina
number at night, exclusive of tn
extra charge for reserved seats-ag
gregating some $4,000 or $4,000 re
ceived during the entire performance
A young man on Main street, we
known hereabouts, is deeply in low
In fact, his conduct at times can b
accounted for in no other way. We
enough; for she is pretty and worth
girl, and the reporter, were he in til
young mans fix, would be worse tina
he. No tales told out of school, how
ever.
In the suit in the Probate Cour
styled "Fulford VS.. Reed" II
jury on Saturday brought in verde
for Fuiford for s465, interest ar
costs. The suit was brought f
wages for work done by Fulford f
John M. and w. F. Reed on the L
dependence mine, near Bald Mou
tain, in 1S93-e4.
Mrs Collins, of Bellevue, was ,
IN HALEY to-day. She reports Il
town improving rapidly, and says tn
she is doing nicely indeed In the fl
nlture line, having sold over carlo
during the past ten days. This
much better than she expected. 5
has no prejudices whatever as
towns, and says she likes Hail
money as we'll as Bellevue coin.
she wishes to sell all the furniture S
can to residents of Haley aud vic
ity, and promises to give full value
the money.