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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-30
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-30

Under ard by virtue Of an Order of Sale and De.
District Court Of the fourth Junici.l District Of
the State OF Idaho. IN and for Alturss county. on
the 20th day Of July, A. d, 1891, in the above.
entitl q action. wherein John B. Wiht.rs aud
VIM. II GreenhOw, the above named plaintiffs,
obtained Judgment nd Decree Of Foreclosure
ana Sale against Jesse l. Atkinson, Edw ard 8.
Croker. and the Hub Silver Mining olupan, , u
Corporation. defendants, on the 10th day Of july,
A. y. 1891. fo- the sum of fort Thousand, eight
hundred $40. 500 dollars in lawful money of the
United States besides interest. cost and counsel
fees: which said Decree was, on the goth day OF
July. A. d 1891. rccor'ed in Judgment book 5 Of
said court. at pages 40l s. nm comma ndsd TO sell
ali the certain lots, pieces parcels OF land SIT
uhte. lying ANA being in the county OF Alturss.
State OF Idaho a. d hounden and described in said
Foreclosure and Ord. OF Ssi., AS follows:
That certain lOde and mining claim SIT iated in
the Lava Greek Mining District. Alturss cou ~.
State # II no. AMI known and r. corr, ed in
boot ii. page 343 of Alturss county records of min
Ing claims, A. the Hub Mining Clsim-the same
h. ing fifteen huR're feet in length along tho
bou' ded on the east by the Elkhorn Mining Claim
aud on the west by the Palace Mining Claim: to-
6 tn With all its prov enAeNts pumps mac hin.
cry fixtures and arpurt nanc+r.
Public notice iG hereby Civ on thst on the 7th day
Of November, A. 1891, ut O'Clock p. III. OF that
county Of Altura~ Aforesaid. WILL in obedience to
said oder of Sale and Decree If Foreclosure
and Sale, sell the abuve described property,
or 80 much theret as may be ner+ssAr, to H. tisfy
sid iuiemt Mt with interest and cosss, etc. to tho
highest and best bidder. for law vi money Of the
United States
Dated HALEY, Idaho, October 18th 1891.
j NJ. MCPHERSON.
BY q. A. SAWYER, Sheriff Of A!turas County
Deputy Sheriff.
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MOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
FRIDAY ocronrR 20 lac,
The prospects for tho Boise.

THE prospects for the Boise.
HALEY road are not very A.,terinv IT
present. John Gilman said YESTERDAY
that he was ennountrring much op.
position at HALEY. The latest prop
o.it'"n he has mate is that o"e-'ourti
OF all tho real es,at. in Hahev pre-
cinct hi given tire road after il has
b. en- completed Boise Statesman.
Please give us n rest on that old
chestnut. He has been here some
eight years, talked railroad all the
time, and seems no nearer to doing
anything in the right direction than
he was when h~ FIRST came.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-30
The Blacksmith aud Hts Work.

The smith shop IT a earring. man
ufactory is one Of thu m 1T impor' ant
departments Of the industry, and one
that requires as much skill in its way
rs any Of the others. While it may
seem an easy matter to heat iron and
hammer it into the required shape,
the trials Of the blacksmiths are
equally AS great in tne success, III
tr- atme, t Of his material rs those of
the worker in any Of the other depart
ments.
TIE proper delree Of heat may not
have been attained, whish causes An
unsuccessful weld; then, again, the
ITO" INA! get too hot, fus,"g it and
a+s.ro. ing its ustfuln.ss. The mate
rial itself may be flawy aud uneven If
texture; aud thin h- must treat ,runs
IT different kinds, frequently varying
greatly in quality aud rqu,r'ng alto
gether different manipulation. Again,
h- cannot be so exact aud produce su
timely xrcuteh u job as h,s brother
w"od-mak-r, " no hAs altogether differ
-"t materials 10 work upon aud finer
tools to use.
but We might continue the category
OF the difficulties the smith enconn ers
III u countlees number OF details, uLtlI
our r-xhers were convinced that the.
hard' ST and mos, trying trade Of the
present day Was tina, IT blacksmith;
hut such is nct,he tact, and # black
smith does nave to endure Incunv-n.
ienc-s, and his duties are !aburious as
y gene raj thing, he receives Ms much
or more than the worker at other pur-
,i"ns OF the ca,rsPe trade; and it,
regard to the righteousness If hts
Inb"rs, whether they Sc. m lard to him
depends upon himself, MS wha, may
he lrks' M to on", another may tax.
pleasure IN doi'g &.
How. yer lahorlous the work Of q
blacksmith may be, it is very much
easier at the present day than in ear.
Ter times, wi" II III. hrawny arm aud
the hammer were the potent elements
IN fashioning the rude iron work
when 'he nails even were wrought
out by hand land who ha- no.
seen the curiously wrought hinges.
donr-hanil-s AID many articles of
ever, >dav use which are fr. quen,lv
seen in the bvways even now). Then
tn ~ were no cunning ami powerful
machines TO lessen the labor Of man
aud multiply his hands a undredfold
the giant iron ard steel rolling
machines ana their twin brothers, the
huge iron aud steel cutting machines
that bite off the thick plat. aud bars
AS easily Ms one would Gu, piece Of
cheese. Tn. Sc monsters, backed bv
an ever.lengthening r-tinne IF assists
ants in tn. drop hammers, whose
weight is graded by tue TN, and
whose execution il only measured nv
the law OF force; the tripLammrre,
the Younger member of the family,
aud the powerful steam dies a, d
punches, and a countless number f
lesser agents, all willing herers of
man, their master, now msk+s TIE
labor Of the blacksmith very much
easier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-30
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
PIE EMPTIoN F1OoY.
Land once at Hailey. Idaho,(
October n, 1891.
Notice is herr BY given that the following. nsned
settler has hed notice Of his intention to make a.
nal proof in support Of his Claim. and that saiG
proof will be ade before the Register and Re.
cetvsr At HALEY. idaho, November Is. 1891 Wig:
RICHARD w. FERRIS,
for the an Of the eEM Sec. z and the N y Of the
NEA Sec. Ia. TIP. 3. north of Range ~ East.
H. names tn. following witnesses to prove HE
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
Frank Lamb, Otto B. Fleischer, Antoine veso,
and Henry Brecker,
All Of ArcO, Idaho.
W.T. RILEY.
Register.
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The Forum
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Among the features cf the Forum for 1891 will
be:
Results of the Census: A se-fes of articles by
General Francis A. Walker: Results Of the Latest
Il search aud of the Most Recent Achievements IN
All Important Lines of Work. in Science and in
Industry: BY specialists: Political Discussions:
BY the leaders OF opinion In the United States,
and by foreign statesman; Shibbnl eths If the
Time: series Of Critical examinations of popu-
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Aufobographicsl Essays: A series to which some
Of the most noted mn Of the time. American AMI
British. have already contributed: Discussions Of
sociI and Religious Problems in the United
States: Literary Articles. discussing tn tCnaeu.
cies Of literary work slorg all dir ctons Of actv.
ity: By the foremos. Critical writer's.
s.: g.; ss sSe''s The Forum, Sf YORK.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
SIMONSVILLE.

G. +. Hayward closed his labors
here Aug 30th.
Elmer Haseltine has gone to Wind
sor to work for a few months.
Walter Burr and wife of Spring
field visited their friend G. E. Hay
ward on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holden were re-
Gently thrown from their carriage
while driving a colt. The colt be-
came suddenly frightened and jump
ed down bank by the roadside. They
escaped with few slight bruises, 9
broken harness and a bert axletree.
Mrs. B. S. Fuller is absent visiting
her children.
Mrs. Everett Adams and Mrs. VIM
Burke of Peru visited Mrs. A. A
HUTCHINSON on Wednesday.
DIR. Geo. L. Gutterson of Fai
Haven and Louie Fuller of Rutland
bicyclist are spinning around thu
country calling on friends here thi'
week.
Ii. G. Holden of Boston, Mass.
spent Sunday at Riverside.
Geo. F. Mullen of Middlebury i
visiting his brother, Johnnie, at. H
o. Peabody's.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
TOWNSHEND.

Mrs. S. NJ. Winslow of Amherst,
Mass, is in town.
Mrs. Harrison Chamberlin has been
visiting her husband in Greenfield, Mass.
DR.. II. B. Kenyon is visiting his mother
in Rhode Island.
Miss Rebecca Church is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. VIM. Ingalls,.
Our gentlemanly stage driver is keep
ing house on small scale in the Swan
house. Beware of those wheels.
Rev, W. ID. Athern has handed in his
resignation to take effect this month.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met here
Aug 20, to hold convention. In spite OF
bad weather 90 members and 80 visitors
from out of town were present. In the
afternoon the prize essays were read the
prizes were $500 for the first, $500 fol
the second and Sl.00 for the third. Mis-,
Abbie Leonard of Grafton got the frs
prize on essays, Clifton Howe of Newfan'
the second and Annie Douglass of Putne!
the third Seven young people who hat
won a Demorest Silver Medal took par
in contest for prize of $500 which
was awarded to Fred l.. Reed of thi
place.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
PERU.

Mrs. H. B. Hapgood from Boston
is visiting her son, NJ. J. Hapgood.
Miss Susie Hapgood has returned
to Easton, Pa, to resume her studies.
Mrs. Everett Adams and Mrs.
VIM. Burke have taken trip to
Walpole, N. Ii.
A. S. Adams has started out with
his threshing machine, be ready for
him when he gets to your place.
Miss Lora Emerson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. B. Simonds.
Last Saturday was red letter day
for mine host Davis of the Bromley
House: two parties to drive and two
auction sales.
Mrs. J. B. Simonds, pianist Mas
ter George Batchelder, organist Miss
Mary Lyon, Miss Efiie Stewart, Miss
Martha Lyon, H. j. Batchelder and
wife, George X. Davis and the little
folks should have had notice in last
weeks report of Mr.. Simonds' concert
through their kind assistance the
evening entertainment was made en-
joyable. We acknowledge the receipt
of S21.25 for the benefit of Edward
Chaplin and will promise that wher
Johnny gets his gun again it will bt
| loaded to the muzzle.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
WEST WARDSBORO.

Miss Gleason of Wisconsin and
Miss Pierce from Massachusetts have
recently visited their uncle, Nj. S.
Haskins.
Kirk ellison of Orange, Mass,
came to Mr.. Holden's funeral last
week.
Miss Margaret Dewey from Mont
pelier and j. L. Martin of Brattle-
boro were in town recently.
A few from here attended the
Loyal Temperance Legion conven-
ton at Townshend and report very
pleasant time. Also good delega-
ton went to Halifax to the Baptist
Association.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
WESTON.

Mrs. A, f. Brewer and two children
Of Connecticut are guests of Mrs.
Harry Fish.
Alfred Atwater, Mrs. Abbie Shat
tuck and Mrs. II. c. Searles are sick
with dysentery.
Parker T. Shattuck who has been
sick for long time, is more comfort
able at present.
At special town meeting held this
week Tuesday, M, L. Sweetland was
elected Constable and Mrs. c. E.
Bolster Superintendent of schools.
F. A. Rowell has closed up his
business here and moved to Chester,
which leaves us without hotel fol-
the present.
Mrs. Mary Peck of Maiden, Mass,
who was visiting here, was called sud-
denly home, Friday Of last week on
| account of the death of her brother,
G. T. G. Winship.
1t is reported that j. c. Barton has
rented the hotel and will take posses
sion soon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04

teau north of main street and COM
mands a fine view of the village and
its valley and the surrounding noun
tains. The grounds, containing sew
eral acres, will, as soon as the work
can be done, be properly laid out in
drives, walks and terraces befitting
the handsome residence.
AS some of the readers of the SIF-
TER may wish to know how it came
about that Boston man should erect
so magnif cent and costly dwelling
up ON the green mountains, we will
state that the doctor is a practicing
physician of eminence in the city and
by the exercise of his superior talents
in this direction has secured the
means wherewith to crafty the rea-
sonable demands of himself and fam
lily F; and having the good sense, years
ago, to marry native of London
derry, the accomplished daughter, Of
the late Alonzo Stevens, he has been
brought in contact with our people
and the beauties of nature that every
where surround us, and exercising
the same good judgment that charact-
erized his choice of a wife, he has
built this pleasant home to be occu-
pied by himself and family through
the summers, in the mean time hav-
ing work done on the grounds from
year to year, until he will be ready to
give up his city practice and settle
down permanently in this enchanting
"Hermitage."
The doctor and his pleasant wife
entertain freely, indeed the "latch
string" is always out, and with gen.
ial hospitality that makes hosts OF
friends and adds much to the socia
life of Londonderry, and is duly ap
preciated by the villagers who have
every reason to be proud of the fac
that they possess the finest residence
of any little village in the state, and
that the same is presided over by re.
linement and culture.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
EAST DORSET.

Our hot snap is over and cool,
refreshing wave has come and now
we lie down o'nights to pleasant
dreams.
Sickness and death are still abroad
among us. Mrs. James Casey died
last week after long suffering. A
few months old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs, John Mclaughlin died on Mon
day.
Notice was seen in print last week
of the death of Mrs. Sherman Hoar
of Concord, Mass. Mrs. Hoar was
formerly Miss Carrie Wood, oldest
daughter of Major James B. Wood,
late of this place, and her husband is
a nephew of U. S. Senator Hoar
and q congressman elect. Death
hasn't ceased to Glove a shining
mark
Delmar Taft is the latest addition
to our sick list. He is reported sick
of fever.
Our village schools opened on
Tuesday. The number present is
not known but it must have been con-
siderable. Children take great
fancy to East Dorset and few places
on this portion of the earth's surface
is better replenished.
Ten commandments in print are
posted on door of our cheese fac
tory, part Of one of which forbids
patrons in killing calves to "take
more than one rennet from each car
cass." These commandments, how
ever, don't appear to have helped all
honest, and last week six samples OF
milk were sent to Burlington to be
: tested. One was reported well skim.
med and watered. The company
have settled with one delinquent be
fore rather easily, but it is said this
. one will not get off SO well. 1t seems
too bad that every man cannot b'
honest and handsome, but so it is.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
CHESTER.

The High School began Monday
with about 80 pupils.
The Misses Child and Barber,
principal and preceptress, in our high
school arrived Saturday evening.
Charles Hawkins has left for
Townshend where he has obtained en-
ployment.
F. A. Rowell moved into town
Tuesday and IS now one of the part
ners in the livery stable.
Mrs. Henry Gould still remains
about the same as she has for the past
three weeks-very low.
7 Charles. Ware is failing fast and
will hardly survive the week out.
| +. w. Hutchinson is in So. Lon
donderry setting up monument work
for G.. G. Smith.
Rather of a peculiar horse theft oc-
Cured in the north part of the town
last week. Some miscreant stole a
colt belonging to Andrew Bridges, a
wagon belonging to H. II. Whitaker
and harness belonging to Alonzo
Currier and left for parts unknown.
At last report no trace of the thief
had been found.
II. j. Kendall, who has been con-
fined to the house the past two weeks,
1 is able to be out once more.
+ The opening of our new hotel "The
I Fullerton occurred last Wednesday
evening. $50 couple were in attend
ance and a fine time reported by all.
Music was furnished by Leitzsingers
orchestra of Brattleboro, 8 pieces.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04

The SITTER herewith presents its
readers with view of DR.. Geo. III.
Payne's handsome residence, just
completed at our neighboring village
of Londonderry. This is probably
one of the finest residences to be
found in any country village in the
state, and has been erected at an APP
proximate cost of $50, 700.
AS will be seen from the cut it is
of modern architectural design. 1t is
also fitted throughout with all the
comforts and conveniences suggested
by an advanced era of civilization
and culture. These include, among
other things, complete system Of
heating both by steam and hot water,
lighting by gas and electric bells.
The building is slated and handsome
ly painted. The interior is richly and
deliberately finished in hard wood, the
first story being cherry with oak
floors, the second and third stories in
birch, sycamore and white wood. Rich
and Hastily constructed mantels adorn
several of the rooms, while the large
bay windows and the cozy hooks and
corners lend beauty to the entire
structure and give it charming in
look, as well as opening upon al! sides
an outlook such as can only be found
among the green mountains.
The first floor contains, a COM
modious aud handsome hallway, sit
ting room, parlor, library, dining
room, kitchen, pantry and closets.
The second floor, a billiard room,
lunch room with dumb waiter from
kitchen, handsome ladies' boudoir,
dressing room, bath room and bed
rooms. The third floor has batl
room, dressing room, sleeping apart
ments and trunk room.
The interior of the house was plan
ned by the doctor and is model OF
beauty and convenience. On the
premises is fine barn and attached
thereto superb bowling alley.
The house stands upon high pla
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
WINHALL HOLLOW.

Chas. Woodell and wife, Ira War.
rem and wife of Hartford are visiting
at Wilson Woodell's.
Mrs. Alfred Bolster and son Bur-
from Boston are visiting with Mr.
holsters sister, Mrs. Edna Shattuck
Frank Livermore and wife have
gone to the White mountains to visi
her parents.
Fred Livermore and wife of Towns
bend have returned home.
Miss Pearly Barnard teaches
school in Grafton this fall. Sh'
leaves Saturday.
Miss Lura Williams is very sick.
Master Lutte Martin hurt his fin
gers quite badly recently.
Mrs. Horace Gale is improvin.
slowly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04
NEWFANE.

Village school began Monday taught by
C.. A. Parker.
Miss A. C. Merrifield returned last week
from three months tour through Europe.
Miss Mabel TAYLOR returned to Boston,
Mass, yesterday.
Miss Hodgman of Orange, Mass, is
visiting Miss Luella Rand.
The young people of this town enjoyed
corn roast last Monday evening by the
brook on Pleasant Street.
Rev. G. w. Lawrence and wife are Wis
ting at Mrs. A, N. Chase's.
Miss May Hammer returned to her home
| in Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday.
H. A. Kilburn, Charlie and Alfred I'm
derwood are expected home from Swamp
colt, Mass, this week
J. M Kenney and wife are in Bright
wood Mass, on visit.
Mrs. Seraph Platt and daughter, Mary
have gone to Monson, Mass.
Miss Lena Weston is teaching the school
in the Carpenter district.
Miss Ethel Cushing from Brattleboro
has been at Mrs Cushing's for a few
days.
f. C. Benedict is in New York.
Mrs. Mary Winsow of Amherst, Mass,
is expected Friday.
The Jail has now five inmates.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-09-04

he people OF lniS community were
more than shocked last Sunday after
noon to learn of the sudden and un.
looked-for death of Mrs, Ladd. Sum
day morning she came to the usual
morning meal and seemed to be in
good health, after which she retired
to her room where she was found
shortly after one o'clock, lying upon
the floor where she had fallen, with
life extinct from the effects of an APP
oplectic shock. Tuesday the body
was conveyed to Dorset where funer-
al obsequies were held. The deceas-
ed leaves a daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Farwell, of this place, brother and
many friends who mourn her untime-
ly death. The relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their bereavement.
1t appears that =. 0. Emerson has
taken unto himself sense of litigious-
ness. Last week he sued our harness
maker, Jessie Farnum, for the paltry
sum of six dollars, which Emerson
claimed was due him on a business
transaction. The case came off last
Thursday before Justice Parker with
Cudworth for plaintiff and defendant
for himself. After hearing evidence,
pro and con, and after all legal lore
upon the subject had been exhausted
a verdict was brought in that the
money should be paid Emerson after
he fulfilled his part of the contract,
and that be, Emerson, should pay
the costs.
The first game of base ball for this
season will be played on the grounds
here Saturday, the oposing teams be-
ing picked from the local field.
F. B. Sparrow has found employ
ment and is working at his trade in
Springfield,
| Mrs. King and son Irwin from
Sunderland are visiting friends and
relatives in town. G..
+. A. Pierce and wife arrived from
Boston ON Friday last the %, with the
remains of their deceased child for in
terment in the cemetery at London
derry. The services at the grave
were performed by the Rev. Mr.
Curtis of this village on Saturday al
o'cl ock p. M.
Mrs. Eunice Greenwood of Bald
winsville, Mass, and her son Thoma.
of New York visited the past week
at d. w. Marden's.
Mrs. Walter Stewart and daughter
of Worcester, Mass, who have beel
visiting the past week at Ii. A. Hay,
wards and d. w. Marden's, hav,
gone to Manchester TO visit friends
there.
Lucius Colburn, the talented Spirit
} ualist speaker, who was here last sum
mer, will speak at Union Hall, oil
Sunday, the 18th instant, at o'clocl
) p. m. The Spiritualists will holC
| their annual picnic at Maple Farm
) the residence of Warren Pierce, oil
t the 18th. All are cordially invited.