The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-03-24
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Issrss;hiv vsr s4a; Lead. IS 123
ll'Pp''' Get wagon OF the season
1a !s.n p[ on our streets last Tues
n.y. - BRos. received 1000
s. s1s y naIl paper yesterday. More
''lD'D0 n,osouerade ball that was St ia J
y! j, 2'I postponed until April 9Th
'' G, LEWIS has received
Dr.. A. matter, and is prepared to
vaccine s, 'D all who may desire his
,sccina'e "''
'S ~, surrounding mining camps
lH hs IL represented in town on
. :, ss,ste eia 'sv day, and many wore
'N cn1sVoLD and the pupils
PROF Wv howe been very busy
i I.l bus the the past week with their
sa lI'':5sl examinations:
n HEADR1cK has been engaged
,, T. " the week painting and re-
l l',;as the the Palace restaurant. The
P PaJ, IS neatly executed.
o.r IT. OSBORN will hold the
... nI't monthly Episcopal service
T. Union Church tomorrow, morn
~ p v and evening, at the usual hours.
uopurrERs has broken the road
' Vast Fork, and his ore teams are
y w. r hauling ore on wagons from
y, uv' North Star mine to the smelter.
ore liyery men are getting their
.,,S,v oyerhauled and reprinted in
' 'si.r 10 be in readiness for the
" ',ming season. From present ap-
s ss.rances their vehicles will soon
! brought into requisition.
rHr Palace Restaurant has been
undergoing thorough repairs dur
i,g the present week. 1t is under
,,o0od it will be reopened for the
patronage of the public in a short
time.
NrssRs. CLEMENS & BARNES have
rurbased the saloon business Of
Caste & Sullivan, and their place
will be hereafter known as the
fashion," Don't forget the name
and the boys will not forget you.
NEssRs. CoMsTOCK & CLARK are
having a fine cornice put on the
brick building occupied by them as
store. 1t is made of galvinized
iron The building will present
handsome appearance with the cor
nice affixed.
Music hath charms to soothe
the savage breast" If YOU don't
Itlieve it, Just listen to little FIVE
rearold BERTHE West rs he marches
up the sidewalk playing ''home,
,see, home" on his harmonica. He
nay not be as great a musical prod
y as Joseph Hoffman, but he
lays remarkably well for such a
title chap.
FRED KING, who has been en-
iOysd at Ophir, was taken sick
nth lead poison and started to
ONE to town last Thursday but
'as too weak to make the trip, and
'as obliged to stop on the way. A
was sent after him |
hich brought him in on Thursday
light and he is now under medical
QUITE delegation of Ketchum
sOple went down to Haley last
londay evening to attend the St.
a'rick's ball, given at the Mer-
1an's' Hotel. They report having
ad an enjoyable time. Among
lose who went were Mr.. and Mrs.
ldge, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr..
nd Nrs Cowley. Mr.. J. G. Rumscy
nd Miss Lillian Pinkham.
The Ketchum sampler is kept
al'e busy at present sampling
'es which are coming in from the
INES. The season will soon begin
!! men J, the supply will be increased,
ID Inc spacious ore bins of the P.
l. 20. will be needed as places of
post, provided the substantial
u !, G be soon again offered
: the Company.
laE Peoples Bible Class" is the
'lll NJ. OF a new organization that
'esS IN the old school house every
:Auay at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
Js !, Is impartial research Of Bib
d truths, and will doubtless
~: OF great interest to those
'1liied 10 attend. we understand