The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-28
TOWN TIDENGS.
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The Times says that HALEY is at pres
ent rather dull
Lavell Bros. have moved their large
saw zntll to Ketchum
L. G. Coshow hanls the passenger Gus
tom to aad from the Springs in good
style.
The Hon. John HALEY came up from
HALEY yesterday, accompanied by Maj
Hyndnan,
=. O. Wheeler has returned from Hal
ley. He pervades The sanetum with
genial smile
Immense fires are destroying thou
sands of dollars in the timber sections
about Wood River.
John Lewis, Deputy Tax Collector, is
making final round up. Put up, boys,
and save paying an extra dollar to Hal
ley.
II. B. Ballman, formerly q barber of
this place, and late of Bellevue, has re-
turned with the finest shop outfit in the
land.
James Mores drug store is being fitted
up inside and ont in the most fashiona-
BILE manner. 1t is certainly the neatest
looking place in town,
scale house is being completed near
the gateway at the Philadelphia smelt-
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init of the largest teams
Judge Lewis and others have been
rustling TO save several hundred cords of
wood from the wild fire ON Warm Spring
creek. They succeeded.
James Glendenning, brother. in law
and former partner of Col. Geo, i.
Shoup in the merchandise business, ar
rived here Thursday from Salmon City.
There is a report af1oat that President
Arthur wiz homer the Wood River coun-
try with a visit at no distant date He
willsof course put up at Ketchum, the
great centre.
The new smelters viii start up on the
LIST and things will boom then in this
vicinity. A large amount of ore is on
hand, and the supply from the mines
keeps on growing daily.
TEX and 'Dadr have finally opened
their tdollar store, and now hold forth
the many inducements of big chances,
magnificent drawings, etc, in the build
ing opposite the Regulator. se
We see a notice of forfeiture concern
ing mine on Lake creek in the Haley
Times Any man that is capable of re-
cefVing $40 from one who ienorantly
Iobs himself, is capable Of bad things.
The gentle shower that came hast
might and lasted through the day was a
God send to the country. It revived
vegetation and stopped the destruction
by fire of thousands in timber.
A school election takes place this eve
ming at S o'clock to decide whether or not
the town shall be taxed for the erection
OF school house. Certainly it should,
and we hope to see everybody encour
age this eiviEzing step. A
Just descended from heaven she
muttered with tone of witty apprecia-
ton. SCOT fired, eh?" sac wilted.
passed in her checks, and hasn't said
anything since. Thus the old escuti,
cism' met timely grave.
Some cases have been noticed of par
ties killing deer. The law does not e1-
pife till the first of September, and hun
tiers whoare a little previous may repent
Of their indiscretion and their deer meat
De dear meat indeed-verbum sat.
Quite number of mining properties
ars changing hands III a quiet way--no
very large sales are reported, but tile
growth ae lie country is Aeatlv ana
aeHlthy, nj outsiders are CONNIE ncing
10 realize faa feet thsi tie viciaity of
ketehua 5sa good place . invest.
The case of Saltenbueger and wife vs..
the Z. !. & 0. Stage Co.. which occupied
the first hree days Of the week on tri4I
before the District Court, w.ss concluded
Wednese - evening 81 Il verdict for ihe
defendants under las uotions from the
Court, plaintiffs having failed to Ins Ike
out case.
= private letter from Bonanza states
ahat the Custer mill receives her chief
supply0 OF ores from the Montana, Badger
ana Whale mines The Claeles Dick
ms Will f41.5es r, ,lD f.s,s .fDa,a