The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-04-09
McIennan is the biggest kicker in
town -againft high prices.

by McMahon 4 somers. They came to-
dry.
The Vienna mill slut down to repair
its rooster wheels and get in fresh sup
ply of ore and salt. 1t will start mp on
the 18th or 1sth instant.
The Idaho World has discovered that
the Magnetic Appliance Compa-
n.y. Chicago, ILL.,, Ii genuine
blk. Any outfit that won't pay
an honest debt for advertising
Is composed Of dead beats, bilks,
frauds or quaeks.
There IL more work md business,
more life and energy and enterprise,
more permanent investment, greater de-
mand for hbor better opportunities for
capital, and better times generally in
Ketchnm to-day than there is In any
other locality ia idaho having the same
population.
FRESH oysters ut tho Bon Ton.
contagious disease hns inflicted the
| young men OF ketehum, seemingly with
ono accord, and may be identified by a
cnre-worn expression. sober converse
ton and moral resolutions. 1t seems to
be kind Of heart disease and has driven
some Of them to join tho church and to
mike other signs Of aremarknble nature.
Bob Warren has felt tho pangs OF dis
appointment. Lot jumping, like all
other things Is attended with uncer-
tginty. And when man goes to Hailey
for that purpose, he is cool, to give up,
on his return to find the original locator
shoveiing of snow day before the ex-
piration of grace Bob might have
made a dozen brass pots In the time
consumed.
w. v. Everett, representing b. Freid-
lander's popular tnyloring house Of San
Francisco, came to Ketchum yesterday
and put mp nt the Palace. lie will be in
town week or more. and will then visit
sawtooth and Vienna. Mr.. Everett has
been here several times before, always
taking large orders and giving good sat-
isfaction.
| Geo. 8. Callahan comes TO the front
to-day with fine two column ADVERTISE
ment for the "Cornucopia Bakery, Con-
| fectionery, Oyster and Chop House" as
no styles his gem Of a plane opposite
| the postoffice. The "Cornucopia will be
| thrown open to the public in style next
/ Sunday morning. Mr.. Callahan Ia an
experienced restauratour and will doubt
loss run a popular house,
A iudricrous idea occurred to some
membars Of the Alturas Literary Society
while at Union Church last Sunday. II
happened as follows: A portion OF the
comic scenery used at The literary en-.
tertainment on Friday had been lett be.
hind the wing curtain to the right o.
the pulpit IN such a manner rs to Elk.
hibit tho feet Of several comic figures
under the curtain. and the entire scene
presented itself with striking vividnes'
when the pastor in the course Of lii
right gesture, tive sink with horror from
the sacroligious hand TINT had pena
trated the dark veil Of sin and pernetrat
ed this deed.
The grand anniversary ball to b,
given BY the ketehum brass band OIL
the evening Of AIay 1st is destined to b,
fine affair. Tho advertisement ap
pears III to-days issue. The creates
attraction Of the day will be gran,
Il iiseft ssisi!inan tlfy 30 n Mr.
james Fitzsimmons who has kindly do
nated the Metropolitan Hull, free 0
charge, for the.occaaion. The bandnoy
numbers fourteen players strong mi,
has set apart two nights Of each week t,
. practice for the concert.
ketchum will have O first-cInss cloth
| iug and furnishing goods house. MI
. Moss Weolf OF Silver Reef, Utah, In
rented the building opposite the KEY
STONE Office ON Min street md vii
open exclusively in TINT line. We fin,
thu following complimentary notice il
"'rhe Workman the official organ OF th
A. O. L. w. published ut Ogden.
Good Fellowship Lodge eonment
brother Mess Woolf 10 the gentle ear.
Of tho Wood Riverltes. he will max
ketehum his future home where he ex
poets TO engage III business. Brothe
Woaif is ono Of our eldest. most aetiy
aud paInstaklng members. and th
hrothefn here greatly regret TO loos
him from among them.
, FresI oysters at the Bon Ton.