Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Judge Waters will return to Halle,
in about one week.
Captain Dickinson and wife arr
down from Ketchum.
McCornick's Bank did not Blu,
pound of ore to-day.
Every business man should have
one of Joe's Fountain Pens.
Some exceedingly elegant work il
turned out by Lund s. Anderson. ait
Mining supplies a leading specially
.. Swift & Regan's, Haley anc
Bullion.
Genuine Kangaroo dress boots
the finest in Idaho-cheap, at Swift s
Rsgan's.
A magnificent stock of family gro
c.ries, at Swift & Regan's, Haley
and Bullion.
Prospectors' and miners QUILTING
headquarters. Swift & -Regan's, Hal,
Icy aud Bullion.
Carriage, house and sign painting
by Anderberg Bros. Leave orders a,
Rupert's drugstore.
Edward Morris, brother of Tsa-
dor Morris, is in town, looking up q
lOcstion to open store.
Purdum s. Ward have resumed the
delivery OF ice to customers. Orders
may be left at Whitman & Walkers.
The fence being erected on the
courthouse grounds will add very ma.
eually to the appearance of that
block.
Captain James Black, John Con-
dron's lninlng partner, is expected on
Wood River next week. He is now
In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Leon Fuld is quite low to-day
so low, indeed, that her brother, /.
Weller, of Mount Idaho, has been
aegraphed for.
Harding will attend promptly to or
ders for sign writing, house painting.
rper'hanging and calcimining. Shop
on Croy, near Main street. m7tf
Aletter from Juneau, Alaska, states
that times are improving there, but
dat there are twice as many miners
seeking employment there as can Sc
cure it.
A train of Is empty freight cars
passed on up the road to Ketchum,
!a' morning, to load up with base bull
A'a and ore from the country tributa-
y to that town.
~ See Joe McFadden ("Justice No
and he will sell you a Fountain
fea-the best in the market-that
WI write for "A hours, if you only
bold it to the paper. 4t*
Rev. Mr.. Mexican, of Boise, will
conduct services in the Methodist
Oaurch at III o'clock a. m, and 8 p.
u, tomorrow. The Rev. Mr.. Max
we'll will olfciate in Shoshone.
ine 4th annual service of the
I'ssOytenan Church of Haley, will
~neid In the schoolhouse Tomorrow
no morning. at II o'clock, conducted by
VIC Hev. Z. Pratt. All are invited.
Man, clothed in little brief au-
Iu0n'y, plays tricks before high
NJ r''Ven whlch make the angels weep"
\ sa. must have been written to fit
'palkss case-which it does exactly.
az Inc files of the United States Land
S~'e ~ this city are being overhauled
" evidence of fraud in connection
~ land entries. In cases where there
s," Nv evidence, perhaps some may be
-, we have got you on the list. Oh,
r'e! AT the Merchants Hotel.
\. ~nats To eat, drink. sleep in
Nh. Oeas; latest fire escapes, and close
NC. business portion of the town.
nav ~ BEws & HoDGMAN.
h. '" l.; D. kurtz, who has been spend
us annual vacation on Wood
A. o;.s' leit to day for his home in
,;,.s, , after extending a general in
d. 'a non to all the Haileyites to go to
H. ''p'tal and eat strawberries with
ti i@s ;l@Ja y, No. s') says Lennon
N .I e'. No. n l') might stand a boy.
s.s,s Sa4 that what would hurt him
=. es girlcott.5 That he could
g.. over that in time to run for
Il n, as Justice of the Peace,
!. A. !. Johnson and George Stride
H.. ~ n to-day from Camp Creek,
\, ~ taey have been developing
SS'., s. the Alaska. They have
d. tut 70 feet in the ledge, in ore
iva way, and are eonfideSt that if
'ss Ould get the ore worked thew
n T 1a'lze a fortune in a year or
lad, ae trouble is that the mills
saS ' On the gold belt will not do