The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-03

Gov. Neil Left Wood river for
Boise on Monday,
The thermometer on Monday |
night indicated the temperature at
%,
VIM, Williams Of Sawtooth passed
through town Wednesday on his
way to Frisco.
The Ketchum public school house
is as neat and cozily arranged as
could be desired.
As tho @beautiful" decends wood
asoonds OF the rate Of half q dQllar
a cord per week.
Bro Pfoutz left ostensibly for the
Pacific coast this week, to return
with the warblers,
Weddings are in order and should
be furthercd with all possible speed
while the band boys are in trim.
To man cup q tree it looks as
though grub might be scarce on
Wood River before grazing time
again.
Messrs, e. R. Leonard and James
Judge have been sauntering through
the political field of the lower eoun-
j
try during the past week,
Miss, Cassidy, sister TO ], H., left
yesterday morning for her home in
Iowa. Miss Cassidy has made many
friends during her sojourn here who
regret her departure.
| Mrs. T. E. Clohecy and sister, Miss
| Rose, leave this week for tn cir Salt
| Lake winter home, and Mr.. G, will
soon follow to again go East and
re-stocx for another season,
| Public sentiment is beginning to
turn in favor of Ridgeway, who
was reprieyed last week His pre-
vious unexceptionally good conduct
is telling very largely in his favor
The small franc building on lower
Main street recently occupied by DR.
J. II, Richie, has been purchased
by the Elkhorn Co., and is being re.
built into an office for the company
Mr., E. F. Pinllham has been tax
ing an inventory of his hardware
stock preparatory TO his departure
for Canada which will occur in a few
days. The store will be left in charge
Of G. r. Webster.
The hearts of all are gladdened By
the incoming of Kelton freight
The heavy gloom occasioned by tn
ate fall of snow, israised and peopl
again hope TO be able to get in ful
winter supplies,
Just before the departure of tn
Blackfoot stage Tuesday morning
! the drivers engaged in a lively pu
gilistie combat among themselve
which resulted IN warming them up
2 for theirlong trip without seriousir
: jury to either,
Emigrators in these parts loo
when at a distance like the letter
inverted. Upon drawing near,
small eayuse, roll of blankets aud
? pair of snow shoes horizontal,
? across the saddle, with man astrid
! Of course, explains the figure,
e. r, Leonard, of Ketohum, is th
e Republican candidate for Assesso
/, Mr.. Leonard came here at tim
, when there was not cents wort
n of taxable property in all this Sc
Is ton of country, and has lived hel
! ever since. He is, therefore, admi
= ably qualified to rate all taxab
property, and can safely be intruste
with the duties of this very impor
ant office, HALEY Times,
i T. n. Knight, the builder of tt
S, smelter fume, has taken lar:
a. wood contract from the Philadelph
IS Company, leased the buildings
in the Gnyer Hot Springs, and put t
n teen or twenty men to work tellil
timber in that vicinity. Mr. KING
1e intends to deliver at the smeltel
o. per the fiume, between thirty 81
to forty cords daily as long as t
en- weather permits. The work Of CT
n ting viii continue all winter
"a lS Major W. A. Rocks, an old reside
as Of this place, and discoyerer Of t