Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-13
LOCAL..

and fast.
Tom Shaw represents the Galcna del
egation. 'a.2a.
Snow on the Mattingly creek summit
is IA inches deep.
A bus load Of the boys went out to the |
Springs Last evening.
III. G. Streetispro1y for John West,
delegate from Boulder.
I'M. Cannady and others from HALEY |
inltown this morning.
Delegates, order your ticket printing
early at the KEYSTONE ONCE.
The ground at Sawtooth and Vienna
was covered with snow on the 5th.
& Y. X. Davis, proxy for the four dele
gates from Little Smoky, is among us.
A large mule team left Ketchum yes
terday laden with merchandise for Bay
horse.
DR.. Hall was called to Galena day be
fore yesterday to attend the baby of
Jack Elliot.
To morrow will largely indicate what
the Democrats will be able to do in Al
turas county.
A common sight yesterday to see men
button -holed and buzzcd for an hour ON
street corners.
DR.. Leonard is doing tooth
business at the Palace Hotel. Make an
carly engagement.
DR.. o. b. Estes is again in the field for
Coroner, and win get solid support
from this upper country.
The Atlanta mine at Sawtooth is look
ing well and will work three men on de-
velopnent work through the winter.
There will be a caucus meeting of the
Ketchum Democratic Delegates at Bax-
ter's Hotel this afternoon ut IL o'clock.
'.kentuck' is said TO be the best solid
Democrat in town. He deserves thanks
for bringing i'll those evergreens 10 the
Hall.
Jake Loekman and J. De Costello
raised 500 yesterday, by subscription,
20 defray the incidental expenses of the
Convention.
Anil kleupfcr, While working in the
Idaho mine, at Bullion, was hit in the
neck by a rock, and will be laid up a
week or two.
There will be good many proxies at
the convention to morrow, and, candi-
dates, it will pay you to know in eacl
case who they are.
DR.. A. G. Lewis was thrown from {
horse while returning from a visit to 1
patient in Galena Thursday, and re
ceived very severe sprain in the ankle
Delegates, call and subscribe for til,
enH Independent daily paper on Woot
River. 1t is neutral in nothing and ma,
be of importance to your friends durin:
the campaign.
Democratic munipulators and wir
pullefs are great, says an exchange, bu
the records Of many campaigns shoy
that the Republicans are greater. HOY
will it be this time?
Mrs. Ike N. Smith, of Atlanta,
,~ond;ro. 4. fau, dave with bar broth %,
Asa Abbott. From here she goes to Sa
vannah, Mo-, where she will remain dur
ing the coming winter.
Ono hundred extra copies of this morn
mgs KEYSTONE have been printed fc
free distribution among the delegates
the Convention. In it will be found
list of all the delegates, and the nam'
OF precincts, also much matter of genel
al interest to the conventionites.
A dance given at Vienna on last Wee
nesday evening, was one of the most Ell
joyable affairs of the season. There WEI
eleven ladies in attendance and abo'
t~entU gentlemen. The music was fu
nished by Prof. Bair's orcherta al
gave entire satisfaction. The supp
was prepared by the old and popul
hotel man, Frank Harvey.
Frank McCrncken took his departu
for California on yesterday mornin
His leave was honored by the presen
OF many old time friends, who secar'
the services of four amateur musician
with trombone, two drums and a Il
angle, and thusis escorted him to {
depot. The procession was heard
many citizens who were gently awake
ed from their peaceful slumbers by t
music CD and who then dreamed I'll
the distance from town to the depot "
seventeen miles, and that the proc,
sion Il, was going on dead march, Il
a dead run. eff9s
Divine services to-day at Uni
church at II A. n. and at 8 2. NJ. ST.
day Sehoclat noon.