The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-20
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Remember that Sabbath School is held
at 2 O'Clock every Sunday afternoon
Clean the rubbish, that has accumu-
lated during winter, from the streets.
The snow has entirely disappeared
from our streets and we are happy.
w. H. Greenhow, of Hailey, came up
Monday evening and returned Tuesday
morning.
Wagons are once more seen about
town, and soon the rush OF immigration
will set in in earnest.
Seventeen strangers arrived in town
Monday. They came by stage, private
conveyance and on foot.
Every business house is asprucingn up
and clearing away the dirt which accu-
mllated during the long winter
J.. @. Swift a. Co. and Pinkham &
Leonard have greatly improved the in
terror of their stores with several coats
of paint
The band played from the balcony
over Pinkham & Leonard s store Monday
evening as the stage and foot passengers
came into town.
Mr.. S. Levy, representing the dry
goods firm of Dodd, Brown & Co., st.
Louis, was in town Monday calling on
our merchants.
The tie cutters up Boulder and Warm
Springs creeks are still getting out ties
for the new railroad. Once in while
fxNxrf ,a4 lx1r
around, you know
The old timers, who sought the more
congenial climate of the south to spend
the winter begin to flock back to their
old stamping ground.
Everything will be booming in this
city as soon as lumber can be procured.
Already number of large buildings
have been contracted for,
Large hocks of geese have been flying
over the city during the week to the
northern country. They fly low enough
to be shot from Main street
Geo NJ. Bosworth, with two friends,
went up to Vienna. last week. They ex-
pect to remain in that section of country
as long as business continues good
Mr.. C. Clemens, night Waterman dur
ing the winter at Haley, came into town
Sunday. He goes to Vienna, nearwhich
place he has some mining properties.
Yesterday morning more of the @beau-
tifuln made its appearance, but soon
turned to rain, which fell nearly all day
leaving the streets int muddy condition
A number of boys from the upper
country came in town Sunday and ha6
q high old time. The music at Adams
seemed to catch the most of them, an6
some very fair clog dancing was done by
the visitors.
Johnny Meagher's billiard saloon ii
one of the great attractions for the Low
ers of pool pigeon-hole, or caroms
Every night his place is thronged will
new corners and residents.
We are in receipt of complimentary,
ticket for the Odd Fellows ball to b,
held at Bellevue April Goth. Sorry ",
connot attend, but, nevertheless, hop
all present viii have an enjoyable even
ing.
Mr. J. Hepburn, proprietor of tn
Golden Gate Brewery, Bonanza City
Idaho, arrived in Ketchum Monday
He has been spending the winter i
Bntte, Montana, and is now enroute t
Bonanza.
Every morning men start out at
o'clock to walk to Boulder, Galena, vi
emma or Sawtooth At that time th
crust is sufficiently hard to enable ther
to walk upon it without any danger {
breaking through.
W. H. Greenhow has resigned the pc
sition of postmaster of the town of KetcI
um and petition signed by over hun
bred citizens, praying the President
appoint Ell. E. Cook to fill the vacanc
has been forwarded to Washington
Messers Harris Brothers, who condue
ed the saloon business so successful
here last summer, reopened their plas
of BUSINESS Friday. The whole plas
has been renovated and now presents &
inviting appearance
Sam Allen and Sam Dement,, owne
of the Rogers and Allen group of mine
were in town Sunday, and report the
mines as looking ''way up" An il
creased force of men will be put on at /,
early date and ore turned out as rapid
as possible.