Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-07-04
HOME AND ABROAD.

big party OF BellevuelteS Will cele-
brate in Ketchum. Bellevue Chronicle.
Orlando B. Batten, who has been
attending court at Challis, returned
home Thursday evening.
M. Sullivan and Wrn. Turner will have
glove contest at Toyer's Sporting
House Sunday evening, July 5th.
NJ. Sullivan and James Henderson will
have glove contest at Toyer's Sport
ing House oil Monday evening, July 9th.
The town has been nicely decorated
with evergreens, flags, steamers, etc.
Fourth OF July is surely here once more.
Preparations have been completed
to make the ball on Monday evening,
the 9Th, the grandest ever held on Wood
River.
Colonel W. II. Brodhead' s family are up
at Sawtooth their summer home, where
they viii remain during the summer
season.
Special excursion trains will arrive at
Ketchum at 9:45 and II 40 A. NJ The train
will leave Ketchum promptly at six this
evening.
A. Winquist, the tailor, has had his
hands full the past two weeks making and
repairing suits for the holiday He does
his work WE'LL
The new floor has been put down in
Metropolitan Hall this week. 1t is now
in fine condition for dancing on Monday
night, July 9Th.
The mines are all working at Atlanta
The Monarch mill will start up with
full force next week.
Weber & Cowley have had saff put on
each side of the street at thier stable and
will hang out the stars spangled ban
ner" thereon to- day.
fine wedding-cak can be seen in
the show window at the Cornucopia
Restaurant. Who can guess what young
lody will cause that cake to be cut?
With its issue of Tuesday, the Bellevue
Daily Chronicle announced that the
Chronicle viii be published as heretofore.
Don't forget to be ready to join the
procession at nine o'clock sharp. The
procession will form. in front Of Union
Church. At the call of the bell be on
hand.
George H. Holbrook, travelling and
advertising agent for the California
Syrup of Figs Company of San Fran
cisco. was in town Tuesday and gave the
KEYSTONE office call.
The Caldwell Tribune is an eight-page
paper, the whole of the inside,and two
pages of the outside are printed in
Omaha. The local pages would be
improved to be patented also.
Captain T. w. Buzzo's son, who has
been very i'll at Los Angeles, California,
is now convalescent and will soon be
well again. Captain Buzzo is expected
to return from California next week.
Mike Carey, lessee of the Irwin mine
on Boyle Mountain, is doing we'll. His
first shipment of 160- ounce ore came to
the Philadelphia Shelters this week.
Other shipments will follow insuccession.
petition for a postoffice to be estab-
lished at East Fork has been forwarded
to the Postmaster General. That sec
ton requires o postof1ice for the con-
venience of the large and growing pop
ulation.
DR.. M. w. Johnson, the treasury
expert, who has been confined to his
bed the last three weeks from malarial
the streets.-San Antonio, Texas, Daily
Light, June 10th.
Julius Steinhart, travlipg and adver-
vertising agent for the Celery, Beef and
Iron Extract Co. of San Francisco, was
in town Wednesday and gave MS a CALL
We secured a neat, little advertising
contract with his firm.
novel foot race was run in front of
the KEYSTONE office Monday. j. Pilmer
ran fifty yards carrying Jake Lockman
on his back while VIM. Turner ran 100
yards. The bet was beer for the crowd.
Pilmer came out about ten feet ahead
and won the race.
We have recently transferred all the
names of subscribers to the KEYSTONE 10
n new book. Ii any names have been
omitted and the paper not sent, it is the
fault OF missing the name in transferring
to the new book, and mistake.