The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
THE KETgHUM KEYSTONE.
Entered at the Postoffice at Ketch
UNI, /. j.. as second class matter.
TOWN TIDINGs.

lut htF- ME- LeOilstTu Oi DAtt LAM, 40
among us.
swell I'd rather be excused, I've just
been to supper"
James Fenning will be back from
Lemhi on the Sd.
Thirty miners are now employed
at the Elkhorn mine.
Everybody in town is having shade |
trees in front of his business house.
Old Dad comes to the scratch with his
accommodation stage in good style,
The Narrow Gauge mines on Deer creek
are about TO start up with crew Of thir-
ty miners.
N. G. Smith an honorable representa-
tive Of Gimlet city visited Ketchum
Thursday.
V. S. Anderson is employing large
crew of men above this point, in fixing
up the road.
For the past four days the weather has
been one continuous spell of unusually
intense heat,
Chales A. Foster, formerly of the KEY
STONE is now proprietor of the Belle
vue Chronicle.
l.. D. Newman has gotta span of blacks
that knock the spots off OF anything
else ON the River.
Mr.. Hill, typo of the Chronicle Of
8. OF
yesterday.
The KEYSTONE office is turning out
some 4th of July programme dodgers.
Send in your orders.
Mr.. Smith is down from his Trail
creek mines, and reports the Matte and
Bromide as looking way up.
twenty-five head OF fine saddle
horses just drove in and for sale by
ie-27 4 GEORGE METZLER.
J. H. Cassidy has been appointed
Deputy tax collector and is rustling
around among the boys, at a great rate
Clark 5 pack train of thirty mules is
still running between the iron mines on
Fish creek and the Muldoon smelters.
A match race for 200 yards between
Bungeye and Mustang will take place on
the evening of July 4th half mile above
Ketchum.
Our devil says he went out to the
Springs TO take a plunge the other day
but saw a baldfaced bear in the tub and
got scared.
George Metzler received by freight a
few days since, three set of fine buggy
harness; gold mounted, and the slickest
in the land.
Judge Lewis is constructing 25x4C
tongue and groove floor in the grove al
the Springs for dancing and other con-
gregation eXersizes.
The HALEY News Miner takes away
the peanuts on title inventions. Itnov
has column headed "Ketchum Kinks,
items taken from the KEYSTONE.
Mr.. Carne, of Merriam & Carne Saw
tooth, gave the KEYSTONE very pleas
ant call yesterday, and impaired som,
valuable information. Come again.
Cabbages, beets, onions, radishes
beets and potatoes are fiourishing beau
tifuIly in a garden at the Guyer Springs
Most of the vegetables are now read.
for use.
Frank Gooding has been supplying tn
berg with shade trees. By watering
them daily. they will last and loo
fourishing for more than month.
q. Meyickar, for some time past resi-
dent of Ketchum, proves to be first-clas
ieweler, and is opening shop in the ez
nress office room next to Bakers Hote
E. Powers, recently an employee q
the shelters is badly loaded. He is no.
living at Baxter's Hotel aud will be trans
ported to the HALEY Hospital to-mol
row.
The East Fork of Salmon is at preser
prosperous vicinity. From fifteen
twenty mines and prospects are there
operation, and the leads are paning o,
we'll.
Seine of our citizens are waking up
the prime Importance of such supple
nentary improvements as race cours
town park etc. They all bring their r.
ward eventually.
aArehie" came down from the Tire
Friends mines ON Trail creek yesterdf
morning. They have done the asees
,nent work on this mine and the l.,
plan, both of which look we'll
ssoo..xa NatzIer now controlling