Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-16

LOCAL J0tItN0A
CAicksn dinner and Toe cream !,
he English Kitchen. Sunday.
Wsfrsn. = Shspperd have rsopssed
the old Dan. Harrington saloon.
Lad II New York today. 43.7O
PER 40 poands; silver 81 cents PEI
punoo.
All orders for Purdam 4 Ward.
tcs should Be left Il Whitman 4
Walkers.
Its said that nine tailors make !
man. They have oil they can do in
saeting some mon.
This = : backward spring." said
me young lAly y she adjusted the
wires OF her bustle.
Captain Matt. Graham was expected
IN Haiiey to-day; but he did not
eens. He will probably reach here
Monday.
The Keystone states that tho val
sation Of property in Kstcham sswitl
b : little Improvements over that Of
1887"
w. B. Hurts came 10 to-day from
Boiss, 70 look after his real estate
hsre. He will return home Oh Mon
dsys train.
T. e. Clohscy has closed out his
business in Ketchum, and left for
Washington Territory, to hunt up !
new location.
Give Warren 4 Shspperd call, At
their COmst0ck saloon. They have
. cosy place, and their liquors and
cigars are first class:
Noble Wallingford has sold out his
interest in the Silver King lease.
above Sawtooth, for 5000. Major
Hyndman was the purchaser.
Venus, the morning star. is brighter
now thau it has ever appeared to any
man now living, ami nearer the earth
than it will be again in $40 years.
The HALEY Hose Company will
give grand hall, the evening Ut the
Fourth Of July, to raise funds with
which to pay of the indebtedn, s. of
the Company.
"Here, Johnny" said a merchant to
the store boy this morning, s'iust wipe
the frost off the show windows, so
that the people can see our new stock
OF summer goods"
Lund & Anderson, the merchant
tailors, can DO found OH Bullion
street. next door to Dr. Browns
ofice, where they Offer better bar.
gains than ever in imported and do.
snss,ic suitinvs, Of the latest patterns,
in the most fashionable styles.
A letter to the TIMES from Rocky
Bar states that . psrt OF The money
required to build telegraph line to
Mountain Home has already been
subscribed, and that the line will be
completed by fall. About $50 men
are At work in and around the Bar.
Judge Brumback, who came in
from Boise yesterday, says that he
has been Democrat sll his life; but
that he would Just like to be where
he could vote for President, this year;
that he would Just like to contribute
his mite toward downing Cleveland
and the Red Bandsnna.
Soldier, Corral Greek and Crichton,
on Camas Prairie, will celebrate the
Fourth by literary exercises, a basket
picnic, horse races, foot races, base
ball, aud other games, grand ball,
etc. Ani they expect the last man,
woman and child on the Prairie to
attend.
Superintendent Ressiguie, Road
Master Ol,nstesd, Bridge Foreman
Young, r. +. Strahorn and wife, Of
Chicago, aud r. T.. Strahorn, Of
Caldw. II, came in last night by special
train. The Messrs. Strahorn and
Mrs. Strahorn will remain day or
two. The railway officials have re-
turned to the main line.
Prospector Ward, Of Grass Valley,
had no faith in banks, SO he buried
5000 near his lonely cabin. Two
ssoughs'' spotted the cache and pro-
cssdsd to divide the plumber. Ward
went on the war-psth and recovered
one halt from one Of the thieves, and
1t last accounts he had the other so
badly scared that he promises to dis
gorge.
8. Huffman. the well known resi-
dent Of Chsllis, was in town to-day,
having come after load. He says
that heretofore some 80 to so salmon
eaters have come to Wood River to
spend the Fourth OF July; but that
they are going to have q celebration
Of their own. this year, with literary
exercises. horse races, = grand ball.
Etc.. and, Of course, the sal,non-eaters
will stay u home.
Homer Stull, the wcll.known at
torney.at-law, left to day, with his
family, for Mountain Home, where
they will reside IN future. Mr.. Stull
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