The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-04-24

Jerome B. Evans, formerly fore
man on the Boise Statesman, ant
a druggist of experience, is now
with druggist Rupert.
. E.O. Wheeler has been appointed
Justice of the Peace for Ketchum
precinct, and has converted his
Office into a courtroom.
The lady barber, Mrs. Ronca
gliOn, has removed into new
quarters at the building formerly
occupied by Joe Boggs e. Co.
Elias Folk, Interested with
Messrs. Woodward and Montgom
cry in mining properties, registered
at the Baxter Hotel yesterday.
1t is rumored that the L. p. will
get q concession Of 600 acres OF
land from the Fort Hall Indian
Reservation within three months.
A special meeting of Alturas
Lodge No. 13 will be held to-mor-
row Sunday evening to complete
arrangements for the celebration.
The hose and engine companies
were out for drill Wednesday, and
found another piece of rotten hose.
This saved delay at some future
fire.
The following names are regis
tered at the Baxter Hotel: c. ID.
Thompson, Deer Lodge, Montana /;
John l.. Pope and G. II. Holbrook,
Portland.
w. w. Stevens, now residing at
Toponis, about twelve miles below
Shoshone, is visiting his former
home. Billy has become a full
hedged granger.
General Manager S. r. Galloway,
Supt. r. Blickensdefer, Assistant
Supt. c. L. Leslie, Master Mechanic
J. S. Hickey and others paid us a
visit on Monday.
Thos. Wilson and Bradley got into
an alteration last Tuesday evening
in which n six-shOoter was dis
played, but no one killed-hence
the brevity of this item.
All the saloon men on Wood
River running billiard tables with
out licencescs were arrested last
Monday. They are being tried in
the various Justice Courts
The KEYsroNE's elegant assert
ment of new job printing material
is mt hand and we are prepared to
compete with anyone in workman
ship and rates in that line.
Thomas Wilcox was down from
Smoky Tuesday and returned
Wednesday. He reports the new
mineral developments in that local
ity holding out in every respect.
The Ketchum brass band is slowly
recruiting and may, ere long, rival
the once famous band of 1884. 1t
now practices in Coffin Bros store
room, which is an excellent place
and given gratis.
The HALEY band will be in attend
ance at the Odd Fellows celebra-
ton, and the kctchum band,
although materially impaired by
the absence of over onc-half Of its
members, will also play.
Ed. Harrington has purchased,
of Geo. Mctzler, the ground form
erly occupied by Fitzsimmons'
saloon, and is erecting thereon a
building sixteen by forty, to be, we
understand, harness shop.
Elias Folk, of Franklin, Ohio, a !
partner of Messrs. Woodward and |
Montgomery in some mines in this
region, arrived to-day. Mr.. Wood
ward would have come himself, but |
being laid up sent Mr.. Folk instead.
Times.
Robt. Wheeling was the first man
to ship supplies up Warm Springs
Greek for the present seasons work.
He drove Grcenhow Il Rumscy's !
ponies as far up rs the Buzzo
groupe. He is going to work on
the Lucky Boy.
V. S. Anderson, Superintendent
of Schools of Alturas County, |
urges the schools of the county to
dismiss on Arbor Day in compli-
ancc with the proclamation of the
u,,E;no that n local holt |