The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-27
TOWN TIDINGS.
80 in the shade Monday.

al Cage is in the employ of Anderson.
4 pair OF Haley sports In town Mon
day.
Fred somers has gone to work on the
North Star.
Poster workin good style at the KEY
STONE Office.
McLennan's ad appears in another
column to-day.
E. r, Leonard and wife were up from
Haley Sunday
Judge Kelley and daughter departed I
Monday for Boise.
spriag chicken, and strawberries and
cream at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. j. H. Richie again lives in Ketch-
INN at her former residence.
Messrs Cassidy & Adams have return
ed to remain from Greenhorn.
A 4snide" show came into town Mon
day and got out with few dollars.
Katchumites will have a chance to lis
ten to Judge Briefly on the Fourth.
M. G. McLennnn has just received
choice lot of foreign and domestic fruits.
E. f. Pinkham and family are expect
ed to leave us soon for Salina City Cali
fornia.
T. 7. Huntington aud family have
gone out to take charge of the Guyer
Hot Springs boarding house.
mi ~. 80 w. L IN, r~JfaJ oxyn,- tIa eyradn
in the late Sawtooth wreck came down
behind the mail coach Monday.
Louis Roberts has added much to the
appearance of that portion of Main street
by giving his house decent front.
Ben. F. Kerr is Gentleman in dis
guise who now tarries among MS, and he
is one of the finest orators on the coast
Judge Lewis will build large pavilion
at the Springs, for the accommodation OF
dancers on the Fourth. He has engaged
good music. ~
Frank o. Harding, formerly of the
KEYSTONE, and Register Pound and
family, all OF Haily paid Ketchum Wis
it Sunday.
John Harding recently had horse
pistol tnckeq)d under his chin and
Obliged to stand pat, and all because he
heard something. He survived.
4 I,abrecaue is first-elass shoemaker
who guarantees an excellent fit and en-
tire satisfaction i'll custom shoes for Ia
dies and gentlemen. His ad appears il
another column to-day.
Asa Abbott made another one Of hi
speedy trips to Ketchum Saturday even
ing. Distance, rs miles; time, two hour
and one-half. The same time was mad
by DR.. Lewis on his up trip.
DR.. A. G. Lewis was called at the hou
of $40 Saturday evening to make
fiving trip to Ga1ena. He reached ther
at s D. M and soon after presented t
the the wife of Nelson Weaver, hand
some daughter, weight thirteen pounds
Joseph Rivers is branching out in tn
blacksmith business. He has leased tn
shop of James More on upper Main
Mr.. Rivers determines that no wor
shall be allowed to leave Ketehum, an
intends increasing the extent of his shop
as rapidly as demanded. He now en-
ploys eight experienced mechanics.
Mr.. E. FL. Cook. our much respecte
ieweier and former postmaster departe
with his family last week for New Yo1
city, thence he will go to his wife's hon
in Wisconsin River Fallsl where he wi
leave his family to embarke once mo-
upon the sea of frontier life III the Fl
far west. His whereabouts will probal
II be at Seattle W. 7.
Two young ladies reached a ditch t.
wide to be jumped. Asked assistant
of.a boy. Boy yelled snakes. Ladi
leaped across at bound Condens'
Exractet, Had the boy yelled rats t
Indies would be standing ON the san
side of the ditch yet, holding frantical
to their dresses, and trying TO climb J
into the atmosphere.
Judge Milton Kelley and daughter
Boise have been sojourning in our mic
several days, and are the guests of D
and Mrs Joseph Pinkham The Judge
well known to the newspaper fraterni
as the able editor OF the Boise Tri-wee
Nv Statesman. He will soon accompal
his daughter to Oakland Californ
where she may enjoy the exhileration
genial climate.