The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-15


in Hayward, California.
Last evening the beautiful sunset was
admired by all lovers Of nature
The Tiger Hook & Lader Co., VIII
give grand ball on Xmas Eve
Draw poker is getting fashionable
among the sports of Ketchum.
The Vienna mill continues turning
out the usual amount Of bullion.
The weather continues fine, aud the
ground is almost free from snow
e. H. Hendrick, the HALEY jeweler,
has anything you want in that line.
Nelse Madison will leave tomorrow,
for Reno Nevada, to spend the winter
Col w. D. Hathaway OF the Regulator,
has gone to Niagara to spend the winter.
Delegate Singiser makes his head
quarters at the National Hotel, Wash
ington.
The coaches run to Boulder on wheels,
from which point runners are substi-
tuted.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the advertisement of the Bank of Ketch-
UNI.
E. Fl. Hendrick, the HALEY jeweler,
comes to the front with an elegant stock
of holiday presents.
Go and see Hendrick, at HALEY, be-
fore purchasing Christmas presents
elsewhere.
nj. G. McLernan has just received
ton of assorted candies and nuts from
San Francisco.
The new Programme Committee for
the Alturas Literary Society has ar
ranged fine programme for next Fri
day evening.
Weather throughout the upper Wood
River and Sawtooth country is fine, and
at Vienna, the highest point, the snow
is only two feet deep.
The Rev. G.. w. Grannis. Presiding
Elder of Boise District, H. E. Church,
held services in Union Church last sun
day morning, which were well attended.
The Alturas Literary Society on Fri
day evening next will conclude its pro-
gramme with a side splitting farce en-
titled sim Not Meself at All.
Asa guarantee of good weather, we saw
yesterday, while driving up Warm
Spring Creek, a large flock of wild
ducks making themselves quite at home
in the creek.
Mrs. Jos. Pinkham viii take her de-
parture for Boise City tomorrow, where
she viii visit till spring. Miss May HoI-
comb viii accompany her and attend
school there this winter.
One ffty-ton stack at the PhiladeI-
phia smelters has closed down, and the
other will probably continue in fun blast
till January LIST. when operations viii be
suspended till spring.
News was received from Boise City
yesterday that Hon. John Haley, who
has been very Ill for several weeks, is
now improving, and his physicians en-
terrain strong hopes for his recovery.
Mrs. Jos. Pinkham and Miss Nav
Holcomb. and Mrs. 7. W. Gillette and
family went out ON Thursday evenings
coach. The former two for Boise. and
the latter for Salt Lake City, Utah.
VIM. Harris and family left for their
old heme ia Missouri to-day, where
they Will remain through the winter.
Mr.. Harris will, while East. put the
Blue Cloud group of prospects on the
market.
The KEYSTONE acknowledges another
pleasant treat by j. C. Mitchell, the
new proprietor of the Brewery Saloon.
Mr.. Mitchell is now in his new quarters,
comfortably situated and is doing
good business.
Winter supplies have been laid in at
the Ontario. Irvine, West Fork, Allen
group, Tenderfoot, Queen of the Noun
tains, Midnight, Badger, Buckhorn,
Parker. Baltimore, independence. Noon
day, Flkhorn. Imperial and many of the
East Fork mines.
A meeting of Tiger Hook & Ladder
Company, will be held in Judge Hold
sons office next Wednesday evening at
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present and settle up their dues to
January ist, or they viii be dropped from
the roll of membership.
The Alturas Literary Society held a
regular meeting last night and present
ed its second performance. The audi.
ence was large, though somewhat SUBJ
iect to disappointments. Several OF the