Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-06-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

me OF JUG 80
w II. bridge at Croy gulch still stands
and it promises to stand right along.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. a7tf
Mining supplies a leading speciality,
:. swift s Regan's, HALEY and
Bullion.
Genuine Kangaroo dress boots
ths finest in Idaho-cheap, at Swift &
Regsns.
.,,ies, at Swift & Regah's, Haley
and Bullion.
p,osuectors' and miners QUILTING
A,,duuarters. Swift & Regan's, Hal
10y and Bullion.
Carriage, house and sign painting
h, Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Ruperts drugstore.
Mrs. Fuld has been sick a-bed of
,Lils and fever, since Tuesday. She
i believed to be recovering.
Purdum s. Ward have resumed the
delivery OF ice to customers. Orders
nav be left at Whitman & Walkers.
Elsewhere in to-day's paper will be
found communication from Era
which has been somewhat delayed on
the road.
Comparatively few Wood Riverites
will attend the Grand Army Encamp-
nsnt 10 San Francisco, owing to the
high rates of fare.
The station agent reports light
freight receipts yesterday, but he ex-
pscted that to-day would more than
make up for yesterday.
Harding will attend promptly to or
ders for sign. writing, house painting.
psper.hanging and calcimining. Shop
on Croy, near Main street. m7tf
The Committee on Literary Exer-
sses has invited Ex-Governor Murray,
Of Utah, to deliver the grafton at the
Fourth of July celebration here.
See Joe McFadden ("Justice No
" and he will sell you a Fountain
pea-the best in the market-that
will write for "A hours, if you only
hold it to the paper. 4t*
Lead dollars are in circulation or
Wood River. DR.. Higgins had one
passed on him. 1t is poorly executed
has greasy touch, and would deceive
no one who was on his guard.
John Condroa says that all Cali
torria is ablaze on the anti, Chimes
question, and that hundreds, if no
thousands of Cinnamon, have alread,
been compelled, by lack of employ
mert, to seek work elsewhere.
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
tsthe business portion of the town.
jeltf BEws & HoDGMAN.
Thomas Bell feels very sore TO-DAY
and spent very restless night. TIL
watchers had to turn him over or alte
the position of the pillows, etc., ever
I'VE to Is minutes. He will nevel
taeiess be able to be out in about l
days.
Joe ("Justice No. 2'O says Lemmo
rJustice No. ny might stand DO,
colt, but that what would hurt hi
would be a girlcott. That he coul
not get over that in time to run f'
reelection as Justice of the Peac
this fall.
There will be a meeting of IL
committee of Arrangements fol ii
Fourth OF July celebration, this eve1
ing, over Oldham & Co.'s saloon,
eo'slock. The chairmen of all SUI
committees are urgently requested
A'.end and report progress.
Up. Baird, of Grande Ronde va
ey Oregon, will arrive in this vall'
~tn'n the next two weeks with 1:
a mead Of stock, principally mares, f
.'e. he will Craze them in this ,
s@'y all summer. Persons wishir
.ne stock for work or breeding shou
'Aamine them. mic
The clergy, as a class, are unah
Keep horses, and the bicycle is
sem an invaluable substitute. Til
sIea not only recreatis ut healt
~ exercise and muscular deyelo
@eat. This the wheel gives the
= 1 . any Objectionable features.
"E' Hawley.
ms evening, at 6 o'clock, Mar
Ssl Riley, OF. the Alturas Wat
..T;m%pany, will flush the mains. TT
~. sm cause some little mud on Ma
~;n perhaps; but inasmuch as
s IN Insure customers clearer a
sS'er water, and the streets are
''y' anyway, no one will compla