The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-03-05
TOWN TIDINGs.

The weather At present IN finc. #
aaow shovels al rinkham A Lewis's
4 pleasant surprise al Mr. r. sickies,
last night
t;ranbarriea by the ton At Pinkham 4
I,Awis'A.
District Attorney Hrunrr Was up from
HALEY yesterday.
The eastern mails now come and 60 |
With ussaal regularity.
Gre hauling IL resumed from tho Par
ker and Elkhorn mines.
Druggists aandrics In fun stock at
LAwis Il Sons. ii
10 TO MeI.snnan's for choice No.
mAi butter and fresh eggs. II
Judge Hodson left to-day for nelle-
vnaand Silver creek at which latter
place he viii hold court
Don't forget that the ksrsToSE Job
ofiiee can turn out work TINT deties com
petition In both style aud price.
Tho Palace Hotel bar room and reg
saurani will COME to the front under
combined management for the season of
~.
The ense Of Joseph Dove va. Mensch
d Benson. complaint for recovery OF
wages Ia set for trial on Saturday at
r. M.
Selse Madison the genial old timer
and blacksmith returned Monday from
his Walt 10 Reno Nevada. We welcome
tho rangers.
The present rate Of thnwIng, shonld
40 new snow come. viii effeetualiy pro-
slaee dry ground by the 18th of April
Some think sooner.
The #aIe of The Mlnnla Moore mine
Tor half million was published in tho
KEYSTONE three days before 1t WINS dis
covered hy any other Wood River paper.
The debate fur ~. morrow night ut the
Altnraa Literary Society il. Resolved.
That the negroes hase suffered more at
the hands III tha whites titan the Indians
hayn.H
s.irhe Occur d'Aiene Daily Eagle f.
the uHma IF u new paper soon to be
started in Eagle CITY. Il will be under
the rrnpfiatnrship If 4. 7. Parker and
siee. ". nesueea.
fltzsImmona' Metropolitan Hall IL stllI
under finish. but the grand saloon down
stairs sss.esls s.sss .4sssl. tss
nItaare. haf fixtures. Tampa. etc. etc.. are
all IN place. Tile Haluan il perhaps the
handaainsst III Idaho.
asr e. II. tIuultan ind Mr.. stetsou
left town yesterday morning IN cutter
en- route To the North Star mine, on East
Fork. They we're we'll equipped with
snav- shoes and shoveis. They return
to-day.
IN Gaorpa Persons case. before the
Supreme Court. saya the Chronicle, the
Judgment Of the lower court was sus.
tanned. 81 he must hang for the murder
afJnHnny -Isehind the- Reeks. unless tbs
Governor ef President Arthur lntarieres
He had not reeeivsd sentence nj Last AZ
counts.
II i I'll thai u men left lower voot
Eixer fer the Czsenr dAfene when lii.
blockade Mas opened. Good. the fool
Hrs mt III dead tet hut Wood River ras
Le congratulated an the tide of thei
movement Ee1eHnm II rsnarkahl,
veil on We haven't known Of nor,
Ehas s~s CT shfse e#se= u tie fever.
Judge ]. I. Morgan. the will knawl
banker, esHss II ketshana. uEa his return
frun Tsalas 60 Oxford, Sunday evening
and lefs this morning. He was tha gues
IT bis son ln-I law. Geo ", Snow. Tn
Judge h@s Cor rsasas .snas past tsesn ias,
mp 1ith surasness ansIe. and even no,
= compelled 20 uT@ erntehes. lie /.
hawes#rs rapidly recovering
The Sail Lake Tribune. after mention
lag me sadss blockade It Weed River
sdssx: sits temporary isolation. Will
unfortunate. viii work ns great inIur
50 the district or e#ssse much sszarln4
40 The nsaps~ are weIl provided With 4
neesisd comforts. The coming seaso
PROMISES 10 aot only be- the best. but /
20 beyond the most saa9mine expnet.
fions Ia sasa osstput ~ arr emf i.usiaan