The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-20

I. I. Lewis has one of the neatest little
drug stores in tllis section Of the coun-
try. A complete stock of choice drugs
f1ll the shelves.
Tuesday morning the dog train and
sheboggan, which went up into Saw
tooth several days ago with supply of
provisions, returned, bringing a lady
and two children. The dogs behave well
and are useful animals in the deep snow
We are indebted to Hon Geo. Ainslie
for copies of the Internal Commerce OF
the u. S. Transportation Routes to the
Seaboard and Report on Commercial
Relations. These public documents
made valuable acquisition to the KEY
STONE library.
Mr.. Dow, proprietor of the Ketchum,
Galena and Sawtooth Stage Line, is in
town preparing to break the road be-
tween this place and the upper country.
Mr.. Dow will probably start out the last
of this week, aud we trust he will open
the road at once
| Charley Adams, the famous saloon man
| has added an orchestra to his establish
ment and it takes wen with the boys.
For an evening of genuine enjoyment,
/ no better place, in which to spend 1T, can
be found on Wood River, than at this
self same Charles
Persons going into the upper country
should subscribe for the KEYSTONE an6
have it sent to them. It is the repre-
sentative journal OF the whole upper
| Wood and Salmon River countries, and
will be sent to any address one year fol
/ five dollars, or three dollars for six
months.
tn1,n hn, <,f y,
est restaurants on Wood River, and it is
pleasure to sit down at his well filled
table surrounded by all the comforts OF
an old city. Dick knows how to run q
/ first class eating establishment, and
Mrs. Dick is an adept at making itappeal
i homelike.
/ Mr. E. w Jones, until last week edit
or of the YANKEE FORK HERALD, arrived
iii town, via Sawtooth, Monday morning
The HERALD gave up the ghost last
/ week and is now numbered among the
! journals OF the past. Mr.. Jones had 6
very rough snow shoe trip over the
mountains from Bonanza. He contem.
plates remaining ON Wood River.
Friend Baxters hotel is crowded tt
4 overlooking every night, and the res
taurant has all it can do. But Mr.. Bax
ter is constantly enlarging to accommo
date the increased patronage, and ever,
day adds more beds to his commodiou
house. AS soon as lumber can be oh
tanned he will build another building ad
joing his hotel for lodging purposes.
Mr.. George l.. Hurley, OF HALEY, is il
Salt Lake and Ogden negotiating for
complete telephone outfit between Hal
ley, Bullion and Ketchum. The pole
for the line have been cut and wire or
dered. Mr.. Hurley expects to have hi
entire line in operation before Jun
first. Additional lines will doubtless b
run to the smelter, up Warm Spring Greek
Boulder, Gaiena, Vienna and Sawtootl
Mr.. Walter Coffin arrived from Bots
. City Monday evening. He came wit
the Pillmer outfit, and reports but yer
. little snow along the road. Everyon
that is able to ride, walk or crawl to Woo
River from the Boise country will max
J the effort TO come here this spring, an
big rush Of Boiseites may therefore b
) expected. Mr.. Coffin has large and sc
1ect stock of tin and hardware on til
; road to Vienna, in which place he in
tends opening an establishment secon
, to none in the country.