Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-01
HOME AND ABROAD.

a. "A. hiooSOHl Va I1hiAtJ WAn III tOWu
yesterday evening.
Football is great amusement Of an
evening these times.
Charley Moore has rented the Nevada
Hotel at HALEY and keeps everything
in first class style.
All OF our Custer county visitors
returned Thursday. They had jolly,
good time While on the River.
VIM. Thompson and J. +. Boyle have
returned from long trip into the Valley
Creek and Middle Fork countries.
Miss Mollie Gibbs came up from Belle
yue yesterday and went over to Challis
by Dads stage. She intends to remain
in Chailis.
Deputy Assessor Frank Peed passed
through Kelchum Monday on his way to
Sawtooth, Vienna and camps to make
the assessment for 1885.
Quite number OF HALEY people
and Challis road, Sunday. 1t is fine
place for picnic party.
Preparations are being made to hold
memorial services at Union Church on
Saturday afternoon next, the day Of the
burial of the body of Gen. Grant
Bishop futile delivered very elo-
quent sermon in Union Church Sunday
morning and evening. All the seats
were well filled on both occasions.
The Ketchum and ChaI.is road is in
me condition, and the stages are MAX
Ing good time. If you want to take
"trip over it, see M. NJ. Moore, the agent.
Mrs. P. T. Tweed left ON Wednesday
for Broadford, where with the assistance
of her daughters she will open board
ing. house. Her friends here wish her
success.
The Robinson showmen claimed that
their receipts here were about $1,000.
The Salmon Eaters spent about that
much while on their visit, which makes
e financial stand off. .
The boys of the Ketchum Brass Band,
who played at HALEY Wednesday ut the
corner stone ceremonies, are very much
pleased with tue treatment they received
at the hands of the people Of HALEY
Ed. Pinney, who has been employed
as bookkeeper at the Philadelphia
Shelters the past year, resigned yester-
day. He will keep books for the various
mines his father, NJ. r. Pinney, is
superintendent of.
A large party of people from Caldwell
are coming to Wood River on an excur-
sion sometime during this month. The
party will be under the guidance of r..
e. Strahorn, Esq. They viii go to the
Reddish Lakes before returning.
The Copper Co.'s smelter on Lost
River is running regularly now. The
company has established large store at
Houston. The smelter will work custom
ores for the neighborhood, which gives
brighter outlook for the camp.
Q. w. foyer and A. b. Bottsford re-
turned yesterday from the Oregon gold
mines. They report the Lodges rich, but
think there will be but little done this
year, rs the claim owners are excited
and hold their ground beyond reach.
Billy Greenhow is the happiest man
in town. It's daughter ana Billy is
now happy papa DR.. Estes says he
don't KNOW how long it will tnke to get
Billy over the joyful excitement, but
that mother and child are getting along
nicely.
Major Vim. Hyndman went up 70 Saw
tooth yesterday morning. He will
remain up in that section IA day or two
longer, and will visit the mines in and
about Sawtooth and Vienna. We may
expect some interesting mining news
from the Major when he returns.
The curative power OF Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla is too well known TO require the
specious aid of any exaggerated or ticti-
tious certificate. Witnesses Of its mar
velous cures are to-day living in every
city and hamlet of the land. Write fol
name if you want home evidence.
William Stevens ind John L. Lewis,
who went over into the Weiser country
some weeks ago to lock ont agricultursl
lands, returned "Wednesday They
both filed on good lands in Indian Valley
near the Weiser River. They speak in
the highest terms of that country.
]. p. Dickey's Station, at the head Of
Thousand Springs Valley, on the Ketch-
UNI and Challis road, is abogst completed