The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-15
THE KETgHUM KEYSTONE.
Entered at the Postoffice at Ketch
UNI, /. 1. as second class matter.
TOWN TIDINGS.

Ed. Moffit has returned from Wash
ington Territory
Mrs. A. Hymes has begun operations
on her hotel improvement.
The san has been quite warm, and
evenings pleasant since the last storm.
Charley Weaver has put two or three
men to work on his prospect on Boul-
der.
Mr.. Emmett, the builder OF the HALEY
$4,000 hotel. paid Ketchum visit yes
terday.
Major VIM. Hyndman paid us visit
yesterday. He was up from HALEY on
legal business.
Mrs. NJ. c. McLennan, who was
taken very i'll Tuesday morning, is rap
idly recovering.
large number OF owners of prospects
on Warm Spring creek, are performing
assessment work
George Webster is in from the SAL
mon River country, where he reports
some valuable quartz locations.
Waltham's patent dust-proof watches
Just received at J. B. Reiff's. These
watches are perfectly dust proof.
A. Booths celebrated "Oval Brand" of
fresh oyters in any quantity on ice at
the Bon Ton Restaurant.
The KEYSTONE omitted by accident
the mention of Mans. Collins bride, in
its report OF the grand ball Monday
evening.
Mrs. A. Hines is making extensive
improvements in the Palace Hotel Car
penters are now working on the veran-
ola and side entrace on Third street.
Freighters report the roads every
where tributary to this point in excel
lent condition, with the exception OF
dust, which is very ''profuse."
Harry Hill came down from the
Queen of the Mountains yesterday with
II CHEEKY countenance and some elegant
ore specimens. He has put on a night
shift.
Some beautiful specimens of grey cop
Der and black sulphurets are taken from
the Queen of the Mountains mine, and
samples are ON exhibition att B. Reiff's
jewelry store.
Dr.. Miller, of Haley, came up yester-
day to consult with DR.. A. e. Lewis. in
the case of Mr. WetzeI, who was Sc
riously hurt in the Noohday mine last
Tuesday.
Jake Cobaugh is in from the Victoria,
and reports the mines in excellent ore
yielding condition. He intends making
large shipments soon to the Philadel-
phia shelters.
The glass blowers were, according to
popular report, simply "Joe dandies"
Prof. Greiner is the genuince Prof. G..
who took the worlds premium as glass
blower, at the Centennial.
Messrs. j. H. Moyle and w. A. LuelIor
of Boston arrived here Thursday last,
and yesterday visited the properties of
the Warm Spring Consolidated Mining
Company, in which they are interested
1t is reported that George Hearst, the
mining expert, will return to Wood
River in few days, and in company
with VIM. Mcqueen and others, make O
tour through the Sawtooth and Atlanta
country.
The ladies' of Ketchum have decided
10 engage in another church entertain
ment contest, and have arranged pro-
gramme of choice musical and dramatic
selections, to be rendered in the Union
church week from Tuesday.
Mitchell & Stinton, the new livery
firm, have imported gay little side
bar buggy and other rig equipments, to
which they intend adding sufficient
stock of similar nature, and horses,
to run one of the finest stables on Wood
River next season.
John Robinson, the veteran actor,
formerly with the Lawrence Robinson
combination. which visited Ketchum, is
holding forth at Gimlet Hotel. He has
proffered his services as teacher to
Ketchum.s Amateur Dramatic Associa-
ton, when the same is reorganized.
Coffin Brothers new building. on
Main and Second streets, ia about COM
plete. 1t has a fine glass front and ele-
CANT show windows. The porch and
front ends are finished off nicely with