The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-08
TOWN TIDINGs.

Building enterprises still springing.
snow shovels at Pinkham Il Lewiss
The snow is still disappearing rap
IDLY.
The weather continues to be very ga
lubrious.
Fred Gooding rode out of town yes
terday on dead horse.
Oranberries by the ton at Pinkham &
I4Awis's.
Judge Lewis and Jos. Pinkham re-
turned from Boise yesterday.
Old Dad upset his stage yesterday
coming from Haley.
Druggists sundries In full stock at
IGwis & Sons. tt
We refrain from fashion report on
the ball for good reasons.
Go to McLennan's for choice No.
anll butter and fresh eggs. tt
A snug sum Of money was taken in
over the bar at Fitzisimmons' last night.
A fine stock of Lubins perfumeries
jurt received at Lewis and Sons drug
store.
Some big 'Smashes" were made last
night by Ketchum boys, but they were
chiefly sour -mashes.
The trails seems rougher than usual
but we cannot attribute it to any
change in the weather.
Maj. VIM. Hyndman who has for sew
eral weeks been in Washington D. G.
will return in few days.
Huntington the water man is going in
on his own hook. Success to Hunting
ton. Everybody patronize him.
Ike Culp is back from the Weiser coun-
try looking for good hotel location.
He visited Ketchum yesterday.
Jake Lockman has begun the con-
struction of his large bar room on the
corner of Main and Second streets.
Billy Hathaway returned from his visit
to York State yesterday. He was nc
companied by his nephew, Mr.. Clark.
The tent saloon of Easley & Hughes is
being refitted. having recently been
moved from Second street to First
street.
Judge Hodson came mp from HALEY
to-day and upset his cutter on entering
town; rather he alighted on the wrong
end on his arrival.
handsome stage is now being built
In the Metropolitan Hall. It will be
finished next week. The floor is of
smooth tongue and groove stuff, the
front neatly wainscoted, and the top
Messrs. Bender & Lockman have
closed up and quit the butcher business
on Wood River. We understand Mr.
Bender will go to Iowa to remain, and
Mr.. Lockman will engage in the bar
business in Ketchum. We wish the
gentlemen success.
Through oversight the KEYSTONE
failed to mention ON Wednesday that
the Capital saloon, Louis Roberts, pro-
prietor, REQ opened in grand style on
Saturday evening last Mr.. Roberts has
entirely refitted the interior of that pop
ular place and now has one of the finest
bar rooms and one of the most commo-
rooms dious billiards on Wood River
It is first class house. with the price
reduced to 12A cents.
It is amusing to see a Terpsichorean
aspirant try to dance the racquet. Boys,
why don't you tumble TO your conscience
as you so often tumble to the floor. II
your girl dances the racquet it is better
to let her dance it with some other fell
low than to risk breaking your neck
with no other incentive than jealousy.
Variety is the spice of life, you know,
and il variety of human kind is spice.
don't forget that womankind is very
fond of it.
Contractor Hawkins has plan of the
building to be built for the First Nation
nj Bank 1t will be handsome struct-
IRE without and within. It will be en-
firely fire proof, being constructed with
20-inch walls and iron roof. The inte-
rior will be finished with plastering and
consist of the banking room with elabor-
ate fixtures, room for the directors, n
cloak room. toilet room and bed
room for the Waterman. It will be be-
gun soon and be finished by the 10th OF
May.