Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-05
TOWN TIDINGS.
Gillette got there!
Wheeler got there!

Col. Roberts, of the Omaha Herald,
called on us yesterday.
Judge Scovell OF Vienna came up from
Haley yesterday on his way home.
Dr. Leonard will be at Ketchum in a
day or two with his whole outfit of dem
tai machinery.
Mrs. j. N. Schoffner arrived from Phil
sdelphia, Pa, yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
s,choffner will go to Vienna shortly.
"Alturas, the eyes of the Territory
will be on you" Thus says the Cald-
well Tribune. What does it mean2
The Caldwell Tribune remarks that
sex Governor Neil is a power in the |
land--against Singiser' That remains
to be seen.
Sixty -eight voters at the Republican
Convention, all for Wheeler, sixty three
for Gillette on ballot, and big MAORI
ty for Campbell.
The gardens have lost their bloom
along Trail creek. The frosts OF Satur-
day and Sunday nights drew black
blanket over them.
The rain has been falling upon the
Just and the unjust yesterday, and across
the river the tops Of the summit reminds
one OF the value of the last day OF August.
The KEYSTONE is indebted to Mr..
Henry Bews, of Haley, for telephone
dispatch containing the ballot at the
Convention for delegates to the Terri
torial Convention.
The HALEY sampling works changed
hands yesterday, MIR. G. B. Moulton dis
posing of his interest to Mr.. j. Q. Swift
The firm name OF the concern is now
..Conklin i Swift"
Mr.F. C. Gentsch, superintendent OF
Express, came in on last evenings train
to remain day or two, and we hope he
will do something towards giving ketch-
um better rates.
The Times lathered Ketchum i'll fine
shape Wednesday evening, and will
probably como up and try to shave the
town shorty. Bring along copy OF the
Times to wipe your razor(D on.
The HALEY newspapers are given ui
to politics. The hotels are reported full
to overlooking; the saloons looking
cheerful, and the streets damned will
anxious and heated politicians. Aftel
the storm will come calm until thu
next racket fires up next Monday.
Ketchum was exceedingly dull yester
day The politicians were of to the he
publican convention at HALEY; bushes
men were looking after business in
quiet way, and Strengthening up affair
about their Offices; while the genera
crowd enjoyed themselves about no
stoves wherever they could find them.
Judge Scoville, Register at Vienna, in
forms us that he has IS names on hi
registry list now. There are many resi-
dents who have only declared their IN
tantious, who are debarred, and til
camp also contains many Flnlandel
who arc not citizens. The list will go
about $50 names.
A correspondent Of the ter-ldaf
gives some OF the Registry agents d.
served overhauling for willful neglect
their duties by absenting themselv'
IRON their offices during the hours sul
posed to be devoted toregistering vote
in their districts; and thus practical
discriminating between their frient
and opponents. 1t is a matter tn
should be promptly looked after.
.sTo make peace in the family De
creek was allowed two delegations
two members each, bat good politicia
will not let such thing occur asal
us it will enable some precinct with &
or fifteen delegates at the next election
chance TO double up and play Smash
the grounds Of a precedent custom. ]
Shakespeare says, Twill be recorded
!, precedent, and many an error by u
same example win rush into the state.