The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-20
THE KETgHUM KEYSTONE.
Entered atthe Postotiice at Kctch
nm, i. f. ~ second class matter.
TOWN TlDINGS.

where.
James Cochran was in from the hills
yesterday
Tho kctchuln cemctary should 10
fenced without delay.
ii takes 5000 feet Of lumber for the
iinbers in platform scales.
sheriff Furcy was III town yesterday.
liz says there Arc u persons IN the Hail
ley jug.
Mrs. van Ness mud Mrs. Mitchell OF
Haley were visitors 70 kctchnm yester-
day.
Dixie Boon and Ally Ford are again |
among rs, making music nightly At Har-
riss.
Hon Mr.. Coe, OF Coo 4 Carter, the
famous tic contractors, cameto ketchuni
Sunday.
Mr.. i. g. Clark tho Bullion jewelar
cain. to ketchum Monday visiting
friends. and returned yesterday.
WIN. u. Noble, and family, Of Haley,
Mrs. Joe Pinkhain and Mrs. james Judge
visited the Guyer springs last evening.
Ira Schenck Of Gnlera, purchased .
large stock III goods OF r 4 l. q this
place yesterday, to ahip to his claims on
Las! Fork.
Ihere Is some talk among the Masonic
brethren OF establishing q chapter OF
that order in Ketchum. II IL good
adea.
T, +. Clohecy Il Co.. have completed
large and well built wagon shed on 2nd
street for large stock OF Studobaker
wagons expected soon
George r. Bradford. of New York city
has spent several days in our midst, and
leaves in the morning with Col, broad
head for Sawtooth.
Mr.. Joseph Hawkinsis the successful
mechanic who put III the platform scales
for p. & 4. They will tell mans
weight within an ounce.
Ii. Mount came into tho X EysroNE Of
fice Sunday and handed US a beautiful
specimen Of high grade galenhfrom the
Pacific mine near Galena.
@Docks who nsed to frequent the Key
STONE sanctnm III curly dnys, has re-
turned to town for good. and brings with
his presence an ollen familiarity.
Philip aarretson. Salesman for the
Diebold Safes, who seooned up the safe
patronage of this country last Spring
Inns returned and Is now sojourning Oh
tle River.
II. NJ Steward is the handy crnfts-
mnn under whose direction the immense
and shape1y structures of the Philadci-
rhia n. i s. Co. hava been completed
ut this place..
Messrs Bridges and Holman the two
enterprising rHneh men just below town
hnye got their Nater ditch finished.
Winter was seen running through the
hurley fields Monday.
Jim Judge says tint he Gun tako Frank
tseoding down to Sun Francesca, put
him in with 5000 Chinese over night. ant
H1th HiIi uHt II Wis itAVi HI = ia 1850 Will
twenty minutes.
Mr. Austin, the we'll known smeltel
for the Philadelphia Co. has given III
his position here and will go to I'll,
Gesrmania Lad Works. Suit Lake. H
i succeeded by Mr.. Harien.
A fine little shower yesterday even
ing followed BY thu most heautifn
sunshine on record. The sunshine an
shadows over the green foot hills VII
simply Il radiance of beauty beyond com
pariaon-
sfr. Fawcett. whom some Of the boy
have the impndenee to emil ssIxtss-
often getting rs fur off rs seventy q
eighty, Inns returned from Into trip +
East Fork. and looks as hale as buckle
berry.
Dir. Lueas. Il well known pioneer t
Wood River who located ut ketchum i
the Summer OF SO, returned here Q
Sunday lust accompanied by his VIII
Tho Dr. Is looking after his real esta
that was left here, as well as other ma
tiers prior to settlement.
Saturdays News Miner took us oil
right square across the mug all on a
count OF that darn devil who undfrtot
to run tho newspaper while we we
taking in the mines. Bnt we must ~
x..ss st.at4 5aa,sst.. tbe taat that 1pa tva