The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-27
Directory of Ketchum.

BUSINESS houses, whose names
: are found in the advertising col
{ umns of the KEYSTONE:
GREENHow & RuMsEY - mer-
chants-deal in fancy groceries,
miners supplies, wines, liquors,
cigars. etc. This firm commenced
business in 1884. The house is
we'll supplied with goods in its line,
is popular, enjoys good trade and
is a fixture in Ketchum.
FIRST BANK of KETcHUM-suc-
cessor to the First National Bank,
which was established in 1SS4-is
a private banking house conducted
by Geo. J. Lewis & Co. Does a
general banking business, and are
purchasers Of ore and bullion.
BAxrER's HoTEL-P. P. Baxter
proprietor-was established by the
present proprietor and manager, in
August 1880, and is the oldest and
best house on Wood River. There
is a livery and feed stable attached
to the hotel, and free bus to and
from the depot upon the arrival of
trains is a feature as complimentary
to Mr.. Bakers management as it
is unusual to hotels in mountain
towns. The house is widely and
deservedly popular.
| PIONEER MEAT MARKEr-Good-
ing Bros, proprietors.-This mark
ct was established during the first
years of the Wood River excitement
by Gooding & James, but for the
past three years has been directed
by the Gooding Brothers, and has
cleared the field of all opposition,
showing that the public are salts
fed with their manner Of doing
business.
| PATRICK MCMAHON keeps a gen.
eral merchandise store, comprising
miners supplies, foreign and do
nestle fruits, gents furnishing
goods, cutlery, etc. Mr.. Mcmahon
entered into business at Ketchum
in 1888, and has continued up to
the present time, making his the
oldest business house in its line,
under one continuous management
in the town.
i PALACE HOTEL AND SALOON
James Judge proprietor-buslness
established in 1884, and continued
without change Of management.
Free bus to and from all trains.
Business thoroughly equipped in
all of its departments. Accommo-
dations first-class.
A. ADAMS, furniture dealer and
lumberman-erected a saw mill
near this place in 1881; supplied
l lumber to the camp and to points
along the railroad. Mr.. Adams was
the pioneer lumber merchant OF
this section. The furniture bust
ness he established only about four
years ago.
CLARK & TAGUE, general mer-
camille house, established in 1887.
: stock embraces about every article
called for in this locality, whether
provisions, mining supplies, liquor
and tobacco or dry goods, all OF
which they carry in stock.
MILWAUKEE BREWERY, Robert
Koninger proprietor. This estab,
lishment was founded seven years
' ago, and has been twice rebuilt. 1t
cost, as it now stands, 5000, and
is a very commodious building
J. possessing every convenience and
, facility for the production of a sup
ply of beer equal to any demand
that is liable to be made on its re-
sources, and the beer produced Is
good.
Drugs AND STATIoNERY-Frank
J. Stone, successor to Steward Bros
! has just engaged in business. He
!, has a good field, being the only
: house of the kind in town.
METROPOLITAN SALooN-Wm. d
Goehring, proprietor-building was
erected in 1884. The business
passed into the hands of the pres
A ent proprietor about eight months
ago. The upper story of the build
s ing, room 35x9O feet, forms Me
] trop olitan Hall.
PosToFFIcE SroRE--Ed. Williams
, Observation-Disclosures in 1887
: dealer in toys, fruits, corrections
$ jewelry, etc. Mr.. Williams is post,
master at Ketchum and has been
since May, 1885.
GILLETTE & EvANs-dealers in
{ hardware, blasting materials and
mining tools, and manufacturers OF
, tin wares, established in 1888, keep
l on hand full supply of goods in
their line. The house still owned
by the original founders.
CoRNUCoPIA REsTAURANT-Geo
S. Callahan, proprietor - began
= business in May, 1884. The best
:, restaurant in the mountains.
/ r. G. MEssERLY-tonsor, baths
e and repairer of watches and clocks
e established in 1886. No change
t of proprietorship since the business
was established.
: FRUIT, CORRECTIONS AND TELE-
: PHONE OFFIcE-Charles Judge pro
q prietor-established about eigh,
o months ago.
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