The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-05-11
RREAl. AND DEPARTURE or STAGES.
Local nipples.
l,uas commences to rise.

pNat commences to rise:
Pleasant, bal1ny, spring like,
Mr.. L. B. Robinson has any quantity
Of feeah butter.
Four drummers were Ia town this
week giving our merchants the ear ache.
A number of young sportsmen have
brought fine strings of trout into town
during tile week.
Groaa1 are again plentiful one gen
tlemen bagged twenty-five pounds OF
them, in less than two hours, last Tues
day.
very enjoyable dance was given last
evening in the Sunday School building
and was attended by large number OF
our best citizens.
Miss Alta Wheat, w. II, Greenhow,
Miss Clara Wines and Ed. Moffitt drove
up from HALEY this week and called on
Mrs. Boiler, at the smelter.
DR.. j. II. Ritohie's new dental office
opposite the KEYSTONE building, is now
completed, and adds greatly to the APP
pearance of the lower portion OF Main
street.
Mr.. Burgess left some fat grouse at the
KEYSTONE office with his compliments.
Many thanks therefor friend b., and we
trust you may have equally as good luck
on your next hunt,
Al ,ft h a
severe accident about ten days ago, by
which he split the bone of his left wrist.
That is the reason our citizens went SO
long without music.
IF is r1llnored that q number of bust
ness men from the lower towns have
been in our city looking about for suit
able place TO locate. They have got to
come sooner or later.
John Hughes herd, that was ranched
on the Snake River during the winter,
came IN last Thursday. The horses were
looking IN fair condition. notWithstand-
ing the severe winter
Muldoon city is not yet a city by any
means, but nevertheless it is on the way
to eitydom A number of buildings
are IN course of construction, and when
the snow has left that section Of coun-
try things will go lively
Two Young gentlemen have been look
ing our place over for the purpose of Sc
leeting suitable building lot OH Which
to carry on the clothing business. They
say Ketehum saits them much better
than either of the lower towns.
Ketehum has clean streets, electri,
lights contracted for good building
and only needs 9 plentiful supply o
water to make her happy. Would it no
be good plan for our city fathers to la,
pipes from Trail creek into town
Mr. E. r. Leonard, with his character
istic enterprise. is giving his MD ant
money ii assisting Mr.. H. F. Steward t.
perfect n first-class band organization
here. Mr.. Leonard is sanglline tina
with the talent to be found here Ketch
uln viii hive bind this year that vii
aparalyze" the other towns, and we be
lieye him.
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Major Hyndman informs rs that h
saw the new mill for the Mountain Kin
and Vienna mines shipped from Black
foot last week. 1t is a twenty STAN
mill. with three lHrge boilers attache
that can, If necessary, increase the ca
pacity to sixty stamps. tt will doubt
less reach Ketchum within week, an
will be forwarded to Vienna as soon q
The reads viii permit.