The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
TOWN TIDINGs.
Ice, ice, ice
Weather hot onG sulfry

ettAttlpitlh oDAcitCAS
Lawyer Harris, Of Bellevue, is here
taking survey of the town
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Cballis road, above Ketchum on Trail
creek.
hams store goes on with astonishing
vigor.
N. G. McLennan is astonishing the
natives with an excellent variety OF
fruits.
cur load each of -four and grain,
just received at T. e. Clohecy & Co.'S.
A number OF Ketchumites contem-
plate forming q party to visit Lake
Tahoma next week.
Mr.. Cotter, Esq, well known drug
gist of Boise, was hero on visit yester-
day, the guest of Mr.. Ed. Williams.
Z. B. Hall and Mr.. Hoagan, of Belle
we, passed through to sawtooth
Monday to look nfter some mining
property.
Mr. VIM H. Petit, OF Atlanta,
passed through here on Monday en- route
to that place, and will return to Wood
River Friday next.
Mrs. West, Misses Clarey, Holcomb
and Fox, Mr.. West and Mr.. Clarey Wis
tied the Guyer springs Sunday evening
aud had jolly time.
Rain was threatened by dense, black
clouds Monday afternoon and night,
but nothing more than few light drops
was the consequence.
There iSa total want of ice i'll Ketch-
um, Notwithstanding the fact that enor-
nous amounts We're prepared by differ
ent citizens last winter.
Mr.. G.. b. Moulton, of the Conklin
sampling works at HALEY, is now Gen
eral Superintendent of tho Philadelphia
smelling works at this place.
Fuel is arriving at the Philadelphia
smelters in immense quantities 1t is
now the object of the P. N. 4 S. Co.
to lay in a large winter supply.
Rapping hammers and buzzing saws
give the air a boom like sound. The
life and push manifested in the build
ing enterprise is quite more than usual.
The ladies of Ketchum certainly de-
serve great credit for the Industrious
in u,ti al hau o1 fho
Union Church benefit. 1t was deci-
died success.
Messrs. Cap. Somers and Richard
West, owners OF the ST. Julian mine, on
Warm Spring creek. contemplate spend
ing the winter of ss and 81 in Europe.
The mine must be looking way up.
that the excessive heat now experienced
over the land is the development of a
great aggregate of Strahorn and news
paper lies about the country, into
visitant stroke of prolonged heat-hgh
ming.
DR.. J. G. Leonard, the well known
dentist of Boise City, is stopping at
Baxters Hotel, in II tooth jerking, flll-
ing and manufacturing capacity. His
professional skill is unquestioEable,
and persons in need of dentistry should
call at once.
The Hotk John S. Grey, of Huston
& Grey, law firm of Boise, and we'll
known pioneer of Idaho, came to
Ketchum Sunday to accompany home
his wife and children, who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pink
ham.
Recent samples of the galena taken
from the Buekhorn mine, return 275
ozs., the average grade. So we are told
by Mr.. Montgomery. This is certainly
exceptionally high grade galena, and
will make the Buckhorn very valuable
mine, with little more than half the
body of ore shown in either tho Elkhorn
or MONDAY
1t is. told of our celebrated boy orator,
Wiley Mcdowell, that he walked dis
lance of five miles from the Elkhorn
mine TO become candidate for another
election of the handsomest young man.
and even paid Jones, our foreman. So
to remain at home in his interests on
this occasion. Poor Mack got left
There was no election.
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