The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-08
Ira G. Schenk and w. E. Minor
.ame down from Galena TODAY.

Billiard players can find first-class
accommodations for that amusement
at Louis Roberts Capitol Saloon.
J S. Lind is the pioneer ranchor
OF this section, and he owrs u good
one three miles below Ketchum
The tie-dliving force has been
doubled, and greater progress is now
made in floating en-.
Ed. Hicks Of sawtooth paused in
Ketchum yesterday on flying
visitto Bellevue
A fine @spair weighing two
pound is on exhibition at Stewards,
from, Johnsons Cold Spring Ranch.
Its thought likely thata Kctchum
business man will be nominated by
Republicans tomorrow for represen-
tative to the Legislature. Good.
A number Of Hailoyites passed
through town yesterday headed for
the Red Lakes. with full excursion
equspments,
E. A. Eames Esq, the aceommo-
dating manager of the Stage and
Express Offices at this place, is en-
titled to the thanks Of the KEYSTONE
for numerous favors
Mrs. Richie, Misses Crawford
and Lewis and Sam Burt assembled
Boyle Mountain Wednesday, teasted
OH the grandeur Of elevated scenery,
and returned home wise and weary.
There are more prospectors in the
country than would be believed until
one tfaverses the ravines and can
yons cutting the mineral belts.
They are found everywhere.
The report Of the Columbia {
Beaver mill, at Sawtooth, will APP
pear in next issue. Il is five stories
iii height and ranks equal with any
plant Of the kind and size on the
coast. The first silver brick viii be
shipped next week,
The many Ketchum friends OF
Miss Nora Baker will be pleased t.
learn that she is expected down from
the upper country tomorrow, to as
sist Mr.. and Mrs, West in the Enter
prise Restaurant.
w F. Masters who has recently
become reputable in the Wood River
country as u maehinest and con
structor of electric lights, is now iii
Vienna for the purpose Of lighting
the Vienna Quartz mill,
James Dumphy, of Little Smoky.
is one of those rare persons who
keep their eyes open to passing
events and is always willing TO give
tho newspaper the benefit of his OBJ
servations. Notes on Little Smoky
will appear next week
| Mr.. Dusenberry has entirely re
fitted the Gimlet Saloon, ut the old
| toll gate, and now has as neat II
business stand as can be seen on the
/ river, Newly papered and painted
and a frst-class stock behind the
bar, Mr. d. now has the boss of the
road. Stop once and you'll repeat
/ AT the Cold Spring Dairy Ranch
mile and half below town, Dr.
i Johnson proprietor, is the scene Of
noticible Improvement. The DR.
has fenced large tract of arcade
land and, at the Springs to the RICH
i of the road where is located his mill
dairy, is now making a tasty littl'
artificial lake, large enough for pleas
ure rowing aud an ornament to hi
| place.
volhhfPa fv Qteaeie4eRr SShaaHit -i8q viii b
where it crosses the Utah 4 North
ern, the present year, SO II is as
sorted from headquarters. Track
laying is now progressing on tina
section of the road and the tunnel
rapidly approaching completion
Upon the completion of this line .
Wood river tfeights will leave th
Union Pacific at Granger iestead {
Ogden,
DIR, &. Thicle, Of Bellevue, was j
: town on Tuesday with 4 view {
learning the prospects OF instiintin
All order OF Chosen Friends here .
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