The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-22
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Still thawing
showed little to- day.
New Corners are growing numerous.
doe Taylor has gone to Salt Lake CITY,
The Bon Ton will open up on Monday
Theo. Huntington is the boss water
man.
2. r. Leonard was up from HALEY
Wednesday.
Steward Bros. are preparing to put in
q glass front
The new Bon Ton Restaurant will have
an elaborate show window.
Building schemes seem to be multi
plying like compound interest.
Eilly Reinhart will go into business,
we understand, with Johnny Harris.
Haileyites begin to worry about rail
road termini. They have very just
cause.
Mrs. John Lewis returned yesterday
from visit to her home at Big Timber,
Montana
Y. Uhl is back and at his work bench
He is plying the awl and bristle with
usual vigor
The KEYSTONE job office win do your
job printing as cheap as it can be laid
down from the East.
Miss Minnie Huntington, formerly Of
this place, is attending an Episcopal
school III Salt Lake city.
The Ketchum brass band now num-
bers eleven pieces strong and Will soon
receive four additional members.
Mr.. G.. Ritchieis building large two
story lodging house on the corner of
Third street and First avenue east.
The postoffice department is adver-
tising for bids for carrying the mail
from HALEY to Bolton, on Deer creek.
Pat McMahan is finishing up his por-
ton of the Harris building and will
soon open up there a first class fruit
stand.
Time has been changed on the O. S.
e. so that trains leave Granger in the
morning. The Wood River branch will
remain the same.
George Callahan is remodling the
old Green Holland place and will soon
open up Europen Restaurant. The
building is now 16x70 in the clear. Well
finished and commodious
The Rev. Mr.. Joslyn i'll conjunction
with the Rev. Z. Pratte, is holding re-
vivaI meetings in Haley. The Rev.
gentlemen has evidently discovered q
more needy field than Ketehum.
1t is said that large clothing and dry
goods establishment will occupy the pro-
posed building of Lavell Bros, on Main
street, between Second and Third. Tt
will be opened by sweitzer SEQ.
The confidence of Ketchum business
men is very evident in their numerous
building schemes. If the present rate of
progress continues two months Ketch-
UNI will be the largest town in Alturas
county.
The President has nominated Case
'tiodoli1h lttI aoooC1dtC JtStiCC5 Vi Tue
Idaho Supreme Court. Judge Broder-
lex is a prominent politician of Kansas,
having represented Jackson and Potta-
watomie counties in the Senate of that
State, for two terms. He is a large.
stout. good hearted, honorable man, an
able lawyer, and about 40 years old.
The Alturas Literary Society last eve
ming presented its best programme since
the beginning of this month"; The reci-
tation by Mrs McLennan of that beau
tiful old poem, Barbara Fretchie, was
excellent. Mrs. Ritchie's natural mimi
cry and elequence was well shown in q
choice reading, and the Ketchum band
rendered several verydine. selections.
Mr.. NJ. L. Greegs of Leadville, Col
orado, arrived from that place yester-
day, and says times there are very dull.
Snow at Frisco is six feet on the level,
and on the divide between Leadpille and
Kokomo it is fourteen feet deep. No
trains can reach Frisco till April LIST.
There are over 5000 men out of employ
ment in Leadville, and there exists there
a fine feeling towards this section of
Ideho.