The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-01
Anna Laura objects to Marching

through Georgia.
DR.. W. Il. Brownell departed for
Walla Walla Monday evening.
For sale cheap an A b-Aat cor
net Inquire at this office.
Miss Urine Brasier expects the re
ceipt Of piano from the East with
in a day or two.
Messrs. John B. Hastings and
Mark A. Shepard are on business
trip to Sawtooth.
The brick coal which exploded
at the smeiter last week has been
replaced by another.
The Democratic County Conven-
ton meets at Bellevue next Thurs
day, September 18th.
The KEYSTONE office acknowledges
a call from Mrs. DR.. S. III. Richie
and Miss Emma Crawford.
Phelps & Graham are daily receiv-
ing new goods, which are necessary
to supply their increasing trade.
There are only about 5000 head
OF cattle summering on Camas prai-
RE, the richest and greatest stock
range in Idaho.
Metzler & Pilmer are constructing
the largest corral in town. They
propose to give TO freighters the
benefit of free stabling, and make
their way by selling baled hay.
A fine side walk is constructed in
front of the Enterprise restaurant,
and across the alley to connect with
that of J. o. Swift & CO. making
another continuous walk on that
side of the street.
Three large teams carrying six
tons each, are employed in hauling
ore from the Ontario on warm
Spring Creek to the Conklin & Moul-
ton sampling works, from where
they will be shipped to Salt Lake.
Workmen have finished clearing
the passage way for floating ties
down Wood river and are now en-
gagged on Trail creek. The ties up
Trail creek will probably not be set
ahoat before the freshets Of next
spring.
w. w. Stevens, one of the emf
nent latitude 8,400 ft.) editors OF
the Vienna "Reporter,' is down to
4 rs>,.aiaiI.st. IA, the q A II avAreises
The "Reporter' is published at 1
greater elevation than any other pa
per in the U. s., and is "way-upn ii
general makeup.
The generosity of Frederick Ro
chon in rendering the use of his
new hall free gratis to the recent
Band benefit occasion, is comend
able and highly appreciated by the
boys. They instruct us to give him
| their sincere thanks. Messrs John
| ston & Smith who did the rustling
for the occasion, have brought in
a net balance of s13. which was as
much as expected financially.
The jug should be frequented by
| just such recreants as the one who
disgraced our streets and disturbed
citizens on Saturday evening with
whisky and a six-shooter. He lii
out ON fourth street for the resident
part of town, and realizing his posi-
ton with the authorities after him
so increased his gait that instead Of
being overtaken, he was promised {
"weicome" when next seen in town
Jos. L. River has just manutac
tured one of his patent wagon jacks
which is one of the necessities 0.
every teamster 1t is operated by
leverage power, is raised or lowered
| by ratchet movement, and is con
| raise the heaviest wagon with cas-
and CELEBRITY. 1t is compact, light
strong, and easily handled. MI
River received his patent few year
ago.
S. D. Murphey Esq, Supt. of tn
Atlanta and other mines in the Saw
tooth region, has been visiting kef
chum on business during the pas
week. Being friend of Majo
Hyndman, he made himself at HON
, in the Majors cosey quarters viii