Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-29

know. Now he is paying the piper.
Nothing serious.
Two lots of Monday ore shipped to-
day.
One carload of Idahoan shipped
to-day.
The depot is as good as un fait ac-
compli.
Work will begin on the depot in a
few weeks.
Justice Lennon had no one 70
squeeze to-day.
The town of Era is attracting more
and more attention.
Think of $4,000 school and
no clock to tell the time!
Ogden boys are now barefoot.
kicking up the dust in the streets.
No doubt about the mill BEING
erected at the Horn Silver, near Era,
Friedman is receiving tons of new
goods-the very latest novelties.
This office will give five dollars to-
ward the purchase of town clock.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. att
Pie plant and Green peas are only
l5c. per pound at KEEPER g. Winn's.
Dah!ia roots, tiger-lily bulbs, tube
roses and gladioas-at Tracv's drug
store. a6t26
The elegant furniture for the Altu-
ras Hotel is expected to arrive Mon
day.
Chip in and buy a town clock. 1t
is disgrace to Haley not to have
one.
Unwatered buttermlk will be con-
tracted for, for the season, at this
office.
The reporter counted 10 parties this
forenoon building and repairing
houses.
Hunt your holes, Tribune and poo
dies. 1t was 'taffyn' "The TIMES
tells the truth"
Judge Turner, of the Idahoan,
drove in about 1890, and reports the
mine in good shape.
Carriage, house and sign painting
by Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
Ed. Coffin rode on his wheel horse
from Bellevue to his store in 80 min
utes, by actual count, to-day.
If winter don't stop staggering in
the lap OF SPRING" the first thing we
know we will have little summer.
Lost River ranchers are stirring
themselves. They have Just awakened
to a realization of their sections
worth.
The .Alturas Hotel will open soon.
Charlie Moore will move bag and
baggage into the fine house next
Saturday.
Mike Mahoney and his partner,
Sultan, of Deer Creek, leave to NOR
row for the Ebba mine, which will be
opened at once.
The band of horses that galloped
through town about 6 p. m. yester-
day, were taken out by the herders
with a whoop-la.
Pierce Dorgan has been suffering
for the past two days with the threat:
ened return of pneumonia, but is de-
cidedly better to-day.
Howard Stetson, under DR.. Browns
care, is getting over the injury re-
ceived by the fall of his horse. He
was badly shaken up and bruised.
The Chinese women this morning,
in answer to the reporters question
as to when they will leave Haley,
said, "When gettee monee from
white mems"
P. E. Gordon, of E. J. Wagner &
Company, a popular Ogden boy, is in
town on business. Gordon is one OF
the favorite young men on the road
and in the Junction City.
Call on Charles Ahlstrom, the first
class photographer, corner of Bullion
and First avenue, HALEY. He IL
turning out better work than ever seer
on Wood River heretofore.
P. Strickler, nephew of Won Mott
Ike, and late with Schwartz, of Haley
received a cablegram from Bismarck
of the illness of his uncle, and imme
diately boarded the train for Sho
shone.
A. J. Huff, of Little Wood River
came in last evening with a band o
SO horses which he kept and fed t.
hay, last winter. They were all II
splendid condition-as were Franz
Martins A head of thoroughbred
brood mares which he took care OF
few weeks.
Coffin Bros, having the sole agenc,,
for Idaho for the Columbia, Ameri
can, Challenge, Safety and Ideal blcy
Giles, will lease or sell them on week.
installments. Those who intend t.
e.