Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-21
LOCAL..


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Ice cream at the Springs Sunday.
Fine plumes peaches ut Worswick's.
The new brick store Of Pinkham &
Lewis is going up rapidly.
The finest oranges on Wood River
Just received at McLennan's.
r. Z. Clohecy 4 Co.'S store windows
have donned elaborate curtains.
Bills are up for the Celebrated Nash
Vile Students on Wednesday the 25th.
The DAILY KEYSTONE is issued every
morning except Monday at o'clock.
Haileyites delight in bothering our
citizens with o ''new town" racket.
Bosh!
Maj. Hyndman is building store
room to rent just south Of the "Cornu-
copia."
Subscribe for the DAILY KEYSTONE
and have it delivered at your door every
morning.
The fine weather is doing it's work
rapidly and freight teams are getting
abundant.
Ben. Butler was nominated by
the Greenback- Labor National con-
vention.
In the Justice Court yesterday the
case Of Wells VS.. johnson was decided
in favor OF plaintiff.
An II carriage harness, hand sewed
for sale at Joe Boggs & Co.'S. May2stf
BORN: To the wife Of Mr.. ]. f. Griffin,
at II P. NJ, on the 18th instant, a daugh-
ter, weight three pounds.
Machinery for the Ontario concentra-
tor passed through town yesterday and
will roll on to Boyle Mountain.
DR.. E. Chiles, surgeon OF the Oregon
Short Line Railroad, has come to Wood
River and goes mp this morning to locate
in Vienna.
Four miners were put to work on the
Bighorn prospect yesterday. 1t is To-
Gated on Trail creek. The owners ex-
DeCt W sup OIC III IL lew ttityS-
The Nashville Students will appear in
Metropolitan hall on wednesday the 25th.
Throngh an error in copy the dates
were printed Tuesday the 18th
Messrs. Willis and Hoover left by
blackboard for Sawtooth yesterday.
Mr., Willis has property there and thinks
of establishing business III that district.
There is music nightly in three differ
ent saloons in Ketchnm and all these
places seem to do rushing business.
The Capital" put in new piona yes
day.
Col. W. H. Brodhcad will remove TO
Sawtooth in few days to look after his
mining interests in that vicinity His
family will accompany him and remain
during the summer.
Chicago Weekly Magazine; Two arti-
cles of household furniture give us an
Hnerring index to the character of the
family. One is the photograph album,
the other is the book case.
Judge V. S. Anderson came down
from Galena last evening and reports
roads in excellent condition with the
exceptions of one or two slight places
which will be repaired to-day.
LOST; Some where between Ketchum
and Harris camp on Elkhori creek, n
calf skin pocket book containing let
tiers, papers and deed. Return to A..
L. Stone and be rewarded.
Twenty five tons OF very high grade
ore is on the dump of the Triumph
mine and one miner in the tunnel
takes out one and one-half tons daily.
A double shift is at work on the Mi
nerva.
The surveying on the railroad extern
sion has been completed and the depot
will be located on or near Main street
between the smelter bridge and the
edge of town; TO be wholly upon ground
belonging to the P. NJ. & S. Co. A track
will of course be run to the smelter.
L. Peters, was drawn into n difficulty
with his son. in law, John Solander, on
East Fork few days since and defend
ed himself with knife. Fortunately,
his adversaries, there were two of them,
withdrew when he WAS able to stand his
ground and no wounds were inflicted.
He was arrested on the charge of in
tent to kill and brought for hearing be-
fore court in Haley, but was discharged
on the grounds Of justihable self pro-
lection.