The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

three days.
i. b. Robinson our well known jus
tice, and commission merchant. gave
expression to the following pun on
sticlney's bay thoroughbred. sThat
horse is a good one; he runs-at the
nose.
L. d. Newman sailed through town
yesterday morning with spanking
team and spring wagon bound for Hal
ley. He was accompanied by Messrs.
Hyndman, Moore and MetzIer-too gen
tlemen and mule skinner.
The notorious "Tex" after coming to
his senses walked out of the Ketch
um ealaboose with the gaul of govern
ment mule, and went straightway to the
Palace saloon and called for ''bracer."
He then called for small vial to take
along, saying that he thought he'd leave
the contry for luck. He then disapper-
ed.
G, D. Laing and A. B Ruggles
capitalists from Frisco called on the
keystone yesterday evening. These
gentlemen have come to spend the
summer with us being interested in
the Idaho and other valuable mines.
DIR. J. II. Richie has arranged
to remain with US during the sum
mer, and is now prepared for every
variety of dental wor-at hir office
on third street one block from the
Keystone.
Business must be reviying in Yop,
or why diy the Times take out its
Hhuge cinnamon bear2" We sup
pose the bear, like all other animal
pets, must be cared for occasionally
Captain Henry Guyer, who has
been in the Weiser country during
the winter, returned Thursday
evening and will 60 to Vienna as
manager of the Vienna Co.'s extern
sive stamp mill at that place.
We beg leave to correct brother
Clay in his statement as to the pro-
posed capacity Of the new plants at
the Philadelphia SHELTERS. They
viii have capacity of so tons each
instead Of 40 tons as stated by him
The weather has at last taken q
definite turn toward summer and
the light showers coming occasion
ally give to vegetation a rapid
growth The hills have almost CON-
pleted their mantle of green.
We wish to call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
Il. ID. Newman, and assure then
that anything in the livery, herd or
stable line receives the best atten-
ton at his place, ON I'd. street.
c. b. Llewellyn, a print, former
" of Butte Montana where he held
ease in the Miner office, and well
known in the Yankee Fork country
in connection with the Yankee
Fork Herald's came in from the
EastFork mines Wednesday.
Billy Reidhardt is the person out
and injured upon the recent
triekerish horse-thieving exploit.
Heis the unlueky person who in in
nocenee paid over, the sum Of forty
dollars for property that proved to
be stolen, and consequently lighter
pocket that amount.
W. D. Cryderman, it is supposed
has skipped, but we hope there is
no reason for the gentleman's re-
naming away. He has put in
very busy spring at ketchum.
The immigration to TINS place on
Tuesday last was greater than ever
before. Over fifty strangers by ac-
tual count having come in various
pursuits.
We now desire to inform our pat
rons that the KErsroNE's job outfit
unexeelled in Idaho is in running
order and ready for the dispatch Of
work, Our stationary stock is COM
plete, and our Workmanship is first
class.
The fellow who stole horse Of
Banfeld in HALEY, and was arrested
at this place, having been jailed sew
eral days was brought before the