The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-08

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George Metzler is in Des Moines,
Iowa, on visit to his aged mother
After the holidays he will come as
far as Salt Lake and in the spring
return to his business in Ketchum.
Mr.. D. b. Thrash, of this place,
will number among the departing
ones at an early date. He will prob
ably leave Sunday with Judge Lewis
and daughter, for his home in Iowa.
In behalf of the limited amount of
local news this week, we beg the
| public's consideration of the fact that
sickness is in our midst, and we are
compelled to "close up" light.
This is to attract your attention
to the fact that Hendricks, the Jew
eler Of Haley, has just received a
large, well-assorted stock of Silver
ware of the first grade. Call and
examine. Prices very reasonable.
Messrs. Terry and Corning, the
former of Haley and interested in
the Allen group of mines, and the
latter the well known smelter man
of Bellevue passed through town en-
route to mines on Warm Spring
creek Thursday.
Thos. e. Clohecy, our prominent
merchant, took his departure yester-
day morning for Salt Lake, where
he will remain with his family dur
ing the holidays, and then proceed
East, visiting New York and other
points, to stock for another season
He will probably return home May
first.
We are indebted to Mr., Il. I'll
Russell Tor an invitation and comp
to the series of Grand Balls to be
given in Bellevue during the winter
by the Odd Fellows. The first vii
be on January LIST, and from tho
general preparations, style of forms
etc, we judge the enterprise will b
a success in every sense of pleasure
FL. E. Hendrick and others, o
Haley, have q force of si1
men employed on the Chloride min'
in the Germania district. Cabins
have been built, I 1000 poundsof sup
plies laid in, and all convenience
arranged for continuing the worE
through the winter. There are nov
six hundred sacks Of ore on tn,
dump ready for shipment to thf
Vienna mill.
f, w. Bradley, Boulder's post
master, was in town q few hours to
!, day, and during his brief stay calleC
at the Keystone Office. Mr. B. in
forms us that he carries the mai
from Boulder to Galena, and VOW
that no snow will hinder the res u
larity of his trips during the winter
He says that fifteen persons nov
populate tho prospective city Q
Boulder, living in quiet contentment
Alfred g. Shannon, Grand Maste
of the Odd Fellows of Nevada, an,
, Grand Vice Chancellor of til
Knights of Pythias, died in Eurek
on Thursday evening, Of pneumoni;
after a brief illness. Mr. Shame
was so years of age and native {
Brooklyn. Deceased was ma
universally known and respected
. and his demise will be keenly fe
by a large circle of sorrowin
}, friends Ogden Pilot
Mr.. L. IL Russell, the well-know
tie rustler of this place, who hs
been solournlng III Bellevue sewers
weeks, returned to Ketehum las
evening in the official capacity
commttee-msn for the Grand Cd
Fellows Ball, to be given in Bell
vue, January LIST, 1888 Mr. Rul
. sell vii remain on the river severi
g weeks before going Rast, ana the
/ 90 to Omaha on business, whenc
IS be viii proceed further East for tt
other thing, viz: pleasure. He hi
been prominent in our business eli
! cles during the past season, and W
d bid HIM adieu with the hope ths
another spring time may find hin
in our midst again.