The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-11
TOWN TIDINGs.
Greedy Comedy Company.
Lady dealer ut Reinhart's.

ment.
G. B. Florence, Of Galena, paid us
visit yesterday and impaired several
valuable items.
One of the Acton stacks at the Phila-
delphia shelters has been idle a few
days for repairs.
The weather has been much warmer
on an average since the recent rain
showers than before
Geo. Metzler has fitted out a first-class
bus to run to the Springs. It's nobby
and sports a fine team
Three hundred thousand good burned
brick are in LaPoint Bros. brick yard
ready for the market
DR.. j. H. Richie and G. w. Stickney
have gone to North Fork of Wood River
on prospecting tour.
Chas. Bender, of Bender & Loclzman,
was up from Haley on visit to his
business house in this town Sunday.
The Bellevue Chronicle has donned a
4iEN NtlNSp anu lODhb JIlCH DtLbtT, III
fact, can be read quite satisfactorily.
R. s. Hale, Esq, of Helena, Montana,
one of the owners of the Elkhorn mine,
is here visiting the country and mines.
Mr.. Griffin. brother in law to A. D.
More, Of Galena, spent several days in
Ketchum during the fore part of the
week on visit.
Messrs. Thompson & Robinson, who
have for some time carried on a saloon
business on Warm Spring, have
dissolved partnership.
The late rain storms have been a
blessing to the country, since they ex-
tinguished all the forest fires which
were doing 50 much damage.
Rankin, Of fisherman fame, is camped
at the Red Fish lakes and shipping by
express ], 900 pound lots of fish to Ketch-
nm and Haley. His first load came
down Thursday.
There is slight stampede to the Ross
Fork country, and we are daily expect
ing to hear the situation as encountered
by reliable persons. One of our eiti-
zeHs will arrive there tomorrow.
Gillette and Evans are receiving O
car load of fine stoves, about one hum
bred in number, including box stoves
parlor stoves, cooking stoves, etc. The
first lot came in yesterday.
Assessor E. R. Leonard and family
Miss Kelly and others, of HALEY, an6
Mrs. Joe Pinkham, Mrs. Gray and Hor-
ace Hyde went to the Guyer Springs fol
q little picnic Wednesday last.
The Tiger Hook 6 Ladder Co. vii
have a regular meeting next Wednesday
evening for the purpose admitting new
and reinstating old members. The OBJ
iect of the meeting is to go through |
general s.renoy alton" of membership
and give all delinquent members .
chance to square mp
A real porcupine was killed near til,
slaughter house of James & Goodint
Thursday morning. It was on exhibi
ton at their shop during the day, ant
many curious citizen took advantage
of the serene condition OF this ferociou
warrior to pluck needles from his bacl
for curiosities. A dead porcupine is re
garded as a .tgood Indian"
G.. W. Griffin, formerly a prominen
banker in Cuba, and holding large in
terests in Philadelphia and New York
comes here to rusticate and take in tn
situation. He is accompanied by en-
dorsements from the leading banks @
New York and other cities, evidently
man of means apd good repute, Will
we know his sociabiiity is par excellence
Fred. T. Phelps, OF Phelphs & Ora
ham, came into the KEYSTONE sanctul
Thursday evening and babe us farewell
stating that he was bound for his oil
Californiahome. He seems to have tire
OF his Ketchum Surroundings, and is Ell
deavoring to dispose of his business III
terests here. 1t is well known that 9th
er than business disappointment is til
cause of his departure. Mr.. Phelf
has our kindest wishes.
Bob Campbell, knowing where to g
the most local information for the lea.
money. tossed us ~" last evening ft
the KEYSTONE. and remarked that b
intended to keep posted. That's COZ
rect, and people can't look at matter
timely tno fast tn sIlit u.s. Bob has fiji