The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-17
TOWN TIDINGs.


Fred. Cooling returned from Boise,
Thursday.
Z. o. Wheeler has peen very i'll for
several days past.
Fine pickles by the quart at Old Joe
Boggs- myl4tf
Wood River is very high, but no
bridges gone yet.
Manse Coffin has one Of the neatest
cottages in town
l. l. Lewis ia sewing large acreage
OF grain on Trail creek.
Frank Ganahal, attorney OF HALEY,
was in town yesterday.
Leave your orders with James Bros
for hamburg steak. m10tf
s. M. Burns, an old Wood Riyerite,
has returned from Boise
It is said that F. O.. Harding will be
Haileys next Postmaster.
Mr.. Jack Harris, forman of the Irvine
mine, came down yesterday.
We omit the Home Hits and Happen
ings" to-day fer the want Of space.
M. 9. McLennan's fruit and confec-
tionery store is donning the finishing
touch OF neatness.
The Nez Perce News publishes por-
ton of a letter from Philadelphia giving
Gov. Bum black eye.
A strike of good ore in large quanti-
ties has recently been made in the Min
nehaha claim on Deer creek.
Leave your orders with James Bros
for hamburg steak. m1Otf
Harry McCollum, Esq, came down
from Vienna yesterday, having made the
trip to Easley's on now-shoes
The transfer from Maj. Hyndman to
James Moore of land adjoining the lat
ter's dry goods house, was bursted.
Three cans strawberries for ST. at Old
Joe Boggs. my14tr
Captain Harper has broken a large
piece of ground on the east side of Trail
creek, and will plant potatoes and vege-
tables.
Tree planting is in fashion, and If the
hundreds of shade trees being set out
about town flourish, we shall have some
handsome streets.
The @. S. T. surveyors are at work
between Haley and Ketchum surveying
the road bed for the extension of the
Wood River branch TO Ketchum
Draper Worswick, formerly fruit deal
er of Bellevue, has opened business here
next to James Bros butcher shop The
central telephone office is in his charge.
A dwelling house with two rooms for
rent. Cash monthly in advance. IN
quire at the KEYSTONE office. M7tf
The KEYSTONE has just received fine
assortment of plain and fancy stationery,
and will print note heads, bill heads,
letter heads, envelopes, etc., at eastern
prices.
John Boone 4 son are starting a small
iron foundry at the lower end OF Main
street and will soon be prepared to turn
out general variety of ordinary cast
ings.
A. @. Bemis, formerly of this place, is
running a hotel in Broken Bow, Nebras-
ka, at which point Mr.. Pickering, also of
Ketchum, is proprietor of livery
stable.
The old Boise toll bridge on the south
of that city across the Boise river, was
carried away by high water last Sunday
night. The bridge was bought by Ada
county last fall.
|. I. Lewis Son, druggists, have just
received fine lot of fishing tackle. Call
and see it, May3tf
H. c. Lewis has complicated his
residence east of town and
has 1t fitted up in the most modern
style, with fine system of water works.
bath room, etc.
A gentle rain shower last night laid
the dust and frightened the verdant
hill sides. Ketchumites who have been
transplanting shade trees received
double blessing
The Enterprise Restaurant, Richard
West, proprietor, is undergoing a gem
eral remodeling and will draw up with
. 6o-foot long dining room. Richard
will hove one of the best, and we wish
him success.
'Old Dad & Old George is the firm
name of the accommodation stage line be-
tween Ketchum and Haley. Dad says
he had s13 sign painted IN HALEY with
his name as Freeman" but nobody
knew who it was and he lost patronage
TWO letters addressed to Freeman"
we're sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.