Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-15
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

CITY, is at the Alturas.
There will not be a dance in the
Alturas on the "Fourth" of July.
The dance on the "Fourth" (5th) of
July will be in the HALEY theater.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. Aft
Base ball club will practise on
their grounds at z o'clock this even
ing.
Mining supplies leading specially,
at Swift q Regan's, HALEY and
Bullion.
Genuine Kangaroo dress boots
the finest in Idaho-cheap, at Swift &
Regan's.
Elk. Postmaster Lynch, of Salt Lake
City arrived to-day and is a guest at
the Alturas.
Hon. WIN. H. Nye, one of the Ida
hOan owners, is in HALEY stopping at
the Alturas.
A magnificent stock of family gro
ceries, at Swift & Regan's, Haley
and Bullion.
District Court engaged to-day in
hearing the l. & y. l.. l. Co. VS.
Tucker ct al.
Father Matthias eye trouble has
greatly decreased since his return to
Wood River.
Prospectors' and miners Quitting
headquarters. Swift & Regan's, Hal
ley and Bullion.
Carriage, house and sign painting
by Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
William H. Burnett, of Lost River,
expects that his crop of potatoes will
weigh over so tons.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery of ice to customers. Orders
may be left at Whitman & Walkers.
Gus Myers wishes all housekeepers
to remember that he is still sole
agent for the very best washer and
wringer in the market.
Mrs. John Gray, with whom her SIS
ter Mrs. Pinkhan has been visiting in
Boise, is much better and contemplates
visit to the Pacific Coast.
Harding will attend promptly to Or
ders for sign writing, house painting.
paper-hanging and calcimining. Shop
on Croy, near Main street. m7tf
Only eight inhabitants remain in
Houston, the metropolis of Lost River,
aud the 65 buildings of the town
are nearly all boarded up and tenant
less.
"Honor" writes: The undersigned
advises a certain young lady of Hal
ley, to read Longfellow's "Courtship
OF Miles Standish" and then keep
still.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church will meet Tomorrow (Wednes.
daY) afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. Homer Pound. All are invited
to attend.
"Honor" and others writing the
ZINES must give real name, else nc
publication. Nobody but the editor
will under any circumstances know
who writes.
w. NJ. Sharps has Just opened {
laundry on River street, near Bullion
next door south of Eschen's laundry
lie will do good work, at low rates
and give satisfaction.
"Have you seen Mr.. Bobby Short
norm, of the Oregon Stray Line, to-
day, sir?" "No, Mr.. Motherwell, bu
ne is probably off somewhere will
lne 'Gem of the Mountains"
We have got you on the list. Oh
where! AT the Merchants Hotel
FOR what? To eat, drink, sleep il
new beds; latest FIRE escapes, and clos,
"the business portion of the town.
]eltf BEws & HoDGMAN.
subscribers to the Fourth of Jul,
ce'ebration in Haley are reminded b.
the Finance Committee that tn
amounts are due on the 16th-da,
a"er tomorrow. They are requested
70 pay the same to E. G.. Coffin, sec
setary. Ct
II you are languid and depressed
10 spirits, buy a Columbia bicycle
~ you are sickly, by all means hav,
Que, and you will see how quickly yo,
h become strong and healthy AM
nave no more occasion for doctor
A"a p'lis.-New Orleans Picayune.
ihe ledge has been cut in the Laur'
benson, claim on the gold bel
which is owned by Messrs. Locke o
bellevue, and Thompson an,
11rran, formerly of Bullion. Tn
,tage Is regular, wide and possesse
the characteristics of the Camas No. Z
1. r. Baird, of Grande Ronde val
'ey' Oregon, will arrive in thus valley