Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-26

The Ketchum band made the air mu-
.dcal last evening. 1t enlivens matters
these slow days.
Harry McCollum, who recently
returned from Vienna, reports
matters quiet at that camp.
Col. E. Green left yesterday for Null
doom, whittier he has gone to look after
his mining interests in that section.
Wade, the new barber, has fitted up
two bath rooms in good shape and has
completed hot water furnace. The in
stitution looks quite metropolitan.
Services at II o'clock A. NJ. and P. ".
have been deferred for to- day ut the
n. E. Church in Difference to Bishop
Tuttle and his services at Union Church.
The people Of Ketchum certainly do
but possibly the latter have got poison
on the brain since the last man died
there In that way.
G.. B. Moulton, Superintendent of the
r. N. 4 s. Co, recently visited the Sill
yer Star mine, on Smoky, and reports
the same looking well. The KEYsToNE's
account OF the orc strike was materially
what he found at the mine.
SIS your wife acquainted with the
dead langua2es?" asked the professor of a
Newman man. "Maybe she is" was the
reply, ''but the language she uses IS en-
tirely too warm to have been dead very
long. Newman Independent.
The well-knoyn talent of Bishop Tut
tie will bring together large audience
at the Union Church here to-day, both
morning and evening. He will be as
sisted by Rev.'s Bieeker and Osborn at
the morning service.
VIM. Floyd, Superintendent of the
Blackhorse mine. on Warm Springs
creek, shipped Is tons of ore from that
mine on Thursday; and within few
days expects to make. additional ship
nents.
Strawberries raised on Wood River
Aight be thought an impossibility by a
man who shivers in the night wind
hut Nv Tnh Tnl
Spring ranch has plenty of them, ripe
and juicy.
John Meagher & Co. ere having con-
structed large transfer truck to be EN-
ployed between Main street and the de-
pot. 1t will cost S400, and is calculated
to have sufficient capacity for all the
goods to be hauled from the railroad to
the business houses.
When young man enters ball room
and apologies to to the stove for tread
ing on its foot and asks the newly paint
ed water cooler for the ''pi- -Chiclpleasure
the floor manager to act as committee
OF one and softly waltz him out of the
Union church is deeply indebted to
the pastor and members of the congre-
cation for their efforts in securing funds
to line and calcomine the same. also ia
Frank Quereau for his liberality In do
mating carpet for the pulpit, aud to
Mrs. Dollarhide and Mrs Reid for ser
vices rendered. The interior of the
church is now neatly finished, only re.
quiring few coats of paint, and it pre-.
sents very gratifying appearance.
The News. Miner complains that there
isa butchering corral on Trail creek
near Ketchum. that pollutes the water
used at the HALEY water works. 1t says
"The people of Ketchum of course, arr
not interested in stopping the pollution
Of the water and doubtless many quiet
their fears by giving credence to the ole
saying that ''water purifies itself by run
ming over three stones" Would it not
be good thing to make the butcher.
stop polluting the water of Wood Rive
and its tributaries right away, before
fearful epidemic comes, which is sure Il
cause disease"