The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-23
TOWN TIDINGs.

Eighty in the shade at noon, forty at
mid-night-
Col. Brodhead still fingers IN our
midst.
One furnace isnow running constantly
at the Muldoon smelters.
Ketchum is visited daily by numerous.
citizens OF Bellevue and HALEY
I,axter's Hotel is adorned in front
with some new seats for guests.
?. Schwartz is in receipt Of fine lot OF
California fruits and vegetables.
Pinkham Il Lewis received a lot Of iron
goods, doors and sash yesterday.
H. F. Steward is fixed for the Fourth"
with flags, lanterns and fireworks.
T.E. Clohecy has the finest family
carriage md team local black on Wood
River
Mrs. Mitchum opens an ice cream par
Tor next door to the postoffice this even
ing.
Mr.. Carey Of the Junction and Albion
mines on Warm Springs creek, was down
yesterday.
The Philadelphia smelling works Mt this
place receive ore daily from fifty differ
ent mines.
The new baby carriage received
at Richard Vests last week is
quite a novelty.
The Rev. I. Osburn will hold divine
services in Davis Hall tomorrow at
the hour Of II a. IN. and 7:3op. m.
The Bolton Hot Springs on Deer
creek. tributary to HALEY, have been
closed up for an indebtness of $4,000.
Thomas Tague, of pack train fame is
in town with his mules en- route to Wen
M to transport ore in that vicinity.
Gillett & Evans have now in stock a
choice, and immence lot of guns and
ammunition, fine tobaccos and cigars. /
The famous Falk Smelter at HALEY
can be placed entire in the main build
ing of the new works at this place, TWEEN
ty-one times.
The new buildings at the Philadelphia
shelters have been completely white
washed, and now present very pleasant
appearance.
J. B. Hungerford, editor of the Belle
vue Chronicle, and DR., Snow of the
same place were visitors to the KEY
STONE yesterday.
james Fenning, an old pioneer OF
Ketchum has emigrated with his family
to Lemhi Junction, where he intends to
locate and open Il tirst-class bar.
One hundred mules and oxen were
counted in freight teams on Main street
Yesterday at one time. They CHANGED
to be in front of the KEYSTONE office.
The Bon Ton Restaurant now comes
under the well directed supervision Of
Mr.. Steven Goodban, who bought oui
Messrs, Burton & Hodgman yesterday
Somebody said. aThe KEYSTONE crew
must be getting rich; they've all got new
hats on Hum! Guess the remarkel
don't know there was big fire in tow
the other day.
An old citizen of Bellevue informs III
that in saying the Bellevue depot woule
receive ehard finish" we misquoted
by emitting the word "to.n Hard t.
finish" would hit it.
Mr.. Edward Preston, with L Morris
Vienna, came down Wednesday, ant
gives us the good news that the Yienn
mill is aiming to start July first Tn
mill Will, whom i'll operation, emplo y1o
men, thus giving considerable life t
the town Of Vienna.
Jasper King, of King & Gerard, Gale
ma, well known pioneer of that region
and diseoverer of the famous Red Clou
and other Galena mines, was down fror
the heights Thursday. He is Of presen
working the Diego, of which several fay
cradle notices have been given in til
KEYSTONE, and fHllv stlstains the geners
opinion held ofthat prospect, that it
good one.
Mr.. 7. B. Mulkey, q well know
pioneer prospector cf the Woo
River and Sawtooth mining cour
tries, has gone to the Sawtoofh t
commence operations on the Man
9th Fraction. Summit, RUBY. Ba