The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-17

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ison's blacksmith shop, is prepared
for oil work In that line, and will be
found competent and ready At al
times.
Mr.. Thomas Lavsll returned ftoA
Kslton yesterday, with his MNle
teAms loaded orKetchum merch&AtA,
haying mado the return trip In
eleven days. |
II II though that Pocatellu viii
eventually become an important
point. ~ it is tho crossing Of the
Oregon Short Line and Utah 4 Nor
thern railways.
A vast amount Of supplies y con-
s.,med by the hnnttreds of men and
uAms employed On tho 0, 8, l..
Nost of these provisions come from
the East, the grain for animals be-
iLg furnished from Nebraska.
A note received from DIR. Cort-
III ht states, In contradiction to An
item in our last issue, that he has
not resigned his position As general
manager Of the Columbia / Beaver
company At Sawtooth, nor changed
hia relation to said company in any
way. We. stand corrected.
! Col. Miller informs IN that no
more bullion shipments win be
made from tho Philadelphia works
hero this season. There areA4 pres
ent $50 tons Of the same stacked 1t
the smclter, and this, togathcr with
what is run out hereafter, will be
detained over the winter.
A pleasant farewell reception Mas
rendered by Miss Gertie Lewison
Saturday evening last, at her fathers
residence, TO Mr.. and Mrs. John a.
Lewis, in whom Kstcbum society
mourns the loss Of valuablc consti-
tuents. They have taken up their
abode ut the Elkhoru mine.
Warren Huasoy, Of Salt Lake, an
old timer Of Alturaa county. having
boon largely Interested In the mines
of Rocky Bar and Atlanta, and now
with the fhmoua Jay Gould
and Mayhower mines at Bullion,
came to Ketchum yesterday in
mining iNterests, and to-day with
Mr.. Lewis visited the Elkhorn.
| Attention is directed to the I'D. Of
E. n. Hendrick, jeweler and watch
maker OF Haley. Mr.. Hendrick
has just received large stock Of
the finest silver ware, watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc, ETC., and desires
the trade Of this upper country, A
| visit to h:s store, next door to the
stage office, will be we'll DO well re-
paid.
| We give elsewhere the uaaal Pre-
sidentlal Thanksgiving proclama-
ton, which, 1t would appear, is
rather unnecessary At this day, az
custom has so thoroughly fixed the
last Thursday in November a.
Thanksgiving Day, but perhaps
some Of our readers will be inter.
ested in knowing what President
Arthur has to say ON the subject.
Nelse Madison, our we'll known
blacksmith and wagon-maker, ar
old resident Of Ketchum, left yester
day morning for his winter quarters
in Lake City, Cal His business es-
tablishment here will be left in
charge OF Mr.. Dickson until hia re
turn, which will be May frat. Mr.
Madison is the fortunate passesso,
of one OF those genial natures which
will gather frienda anywhere, and .
good time is assured him.
The members Of the Ketohun
T Brass Band met on Tuesday even.
, ing last and re-organized will
election of the following officers
President, H. <. Cook; Leader ant
. Treasurer, II. F. Steward; Secretary
III. G. Lewis. The Band will here
after meet on Monday and Friday
evenings in each week. The object
of this renewal is enthusiasm anC
funds, both of which we think the
organization greatly needs.