The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-02-07

FEBRUARY Z. 1882
7seiao Railw.y--looal Card
10TH BOUND TO kErcHUx.
rOnre,, arrives at. 80 +
20. H. .ra BOUND FROM Kr1cHux.
~ nr.,, leaves at. ...... s'O y. =
n, -, Line, Nos. :no t I, o Pullman
,onning oaInayy;;st Sleepers, freeC CAls
nsepers, between Portland, Do1eel
md Coaches, .ss CITY, St. Louis, st. Pau
md Chicago.
.~rnnAY's New York quota
silver, $1.o2t; Lead, $500
Important Notice.
II, Hepdrick, the popular
NJ. % Of Haley, wishes to inform
t.. a1d friends fri and customers and
bis o oSonle generally, that be is at
the p''p AGAIN and ready to serve
home home p .sa.' with everything
:bsI H.. line Of jewelry, watches
IN t s.' &c. Fine watch and jewelry
e,s .psif' . specially: IT,, Express
charges paid by him both ways.
n, S.. MORRIS has been ap-.
no ;u assistant superintendent {. o.
fdaho Division from FEBRUARY l's'
l;os Mr. H. L. Evans resigned.
,,sr Monday morning the mer-
rn, sunk to Is degrees below zero
s =. ,b;s place, and % below at Dickey
g. s,s sG,, about halfway between
this place and Clayton.
Tur hotel arrivals for this week
;uclued, representatives from Hell
ano Mont, Portland, Oregon, San
T francisco, CAL, St. Paul, Mimi,
Ogden, Utah, and Clayton, Bonanza
HALEY and Sagebrush Flat, Idaho.
HANK POPPY and Myron Crafts
came in from Clayton on Wednes-
dsv of this week, and Mr.. Crafts
left the same day for San Francisco.
Mr.. Poppy started on his return
trip to Clayton on Thursday morn
ing.
c,u HAYS a former resident of
this place, who wandered away to
Washington last fall, has returned
satisfied to make his home in Altu-
rss county. He says he has found
no place in his travels quite 80 good
as Idaho.
Iris pleasant in these dull times
TO be permitted to record two social
entertainments in one week like
those of Mrs. Huntington and Miss
Messerly. 1t shows there is still
life at Ketchum and a disposition
TO enjoy it.
Mr.. Isaac HABIsHAw, if living,
may hear of something to his ad-
ran.age by addressing the KEY
STONE, Ketchum, Idaho. When last
heard from he was at Butte, Mon
tana. Montana papers please copy.
We had q very pleasant week up
TO yesterday morning when it
rlouded up and snow began to fall.
This continued at intervals during
the day, and when we went to press
ITO inches or more of snow had
fallen, and it was still showing, and
looked AZ if it meant to keep at il
for week.
VALENTINES will soon be in order
and if any of our readers should
happen to need anything in that
line in their business, they will fine
The finest assortment ever brought
10 town at Frank Stones drugstore
lie has valentines that would make {
cynic dance or a saint swear. owing
to the selection made by the sender
Mr.. ED. NORRIS was in from
Smoky during the week, and like
all others from that camp, speaks
fa!teringly of its mines. Ed. has
promised US some letters from there
descriptive of Smoky and its mines,
and if written they will be found
full Of interest, for he is we'll in
formed about the place, and capable
Of doing it up in style.
Hons. W. ]. MCCONNELL and Geo.
Z. Mills have again remembered
the KEYSTONE with copies of bills,
including the Torrey Bankrupt bill,
now before Congress, a bill by Nc
'Connell to provide for the erection
OF public building at Lewiston,
also an act apportioning rcpresen-
tatives in Congress under the elev.