The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-09-16
For Sale.


For Sale.
one of tho best built cottages il
vstcbum, containing four rooms
Iii he sold at a great sacrifice 70
e.sh The house is substantial,
eeooTn,tructed and can be moved,
Sss;red. to any portion of the tow
~ = small expense. For particu
Isrs INQUIRE of Mr.. Geo. J. Lewis
., First Bank of Ketchum.
IL. Lewis has a new threshlnl
~h;ch he has at work on his ranch
Tommy" Hodson has returned
N the River from his pilgrimage tt
Arizona, which he reports as very
dull.
"A. Pierce, of the Challis Mes
senger, passed through town yes
.crday on his return from thu
Worlds Fair.
Contractor H. NJ. Stewart ha,
completed the wagon bridge be
tween town and the Hot Springs
across Wood river.
Frank Lemon left on yesterday
train for the home of his mother
q, Grand Rapids, Mich, on receipt
Of dispatch announcing his
mother to be dangerously i'll.
Dow Newman has made his ap
nsarance on crutches after being
laid up several weeks, from q severe
injury caused by a wagon running
over his left leg, just above tn.
ankle.
For lame back or for pain in thu
side or chest, try saturating a piece O
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain BALM
and binding it onto the affected parts
This treatment will cure any ordinar!
case in one or two days. Pain Balm ais.
cagcs rheumatism. so cent bottles 70
sale by Frank J. Stone, Druggist.
School will open next Monday
with Mr.. Eugene Smith as princi
psi. Mr.. Smith and his sister Miss
Edith, are here from Bellevue. Miss
Smith will keep house for hel
brother during his school term
They are welcome to Ketchum.
VIM. Murphy, the repairer Of
soles and manufacturer of under.
standings, has gone to GLENN
Ferry to spend the winter. Mr.
Murphy spends his summers in
catching Wood river trout, and ir
the winter he catches sturgeon ir
the waters of the golden Snake.
The Metropolitan Saloon, aftel
being closed a couple Of weeks TO
the adjustment of partnership at
fairs, reopened Thursday under tn
management of w. D. Goehring
lie has put in a new stock of FIRST
class liquors and cigars and invites
his old friends to come and SCI
him.
Geo. 2. Blackmon, Of Fourth o
July Basin, has been spending .
few days in Ketchum. Mr.. Black
mon brought over a few tons of orr
from one of his mines, which, while
not high in silver, runs about K
per cent in lead. Mr.. Blackmor
will spend the winter in the Basin
in opening and developing his pro
per.ies.
AL. Cluer is over from Soldier
where be has been prospecting fol
the past month with some success
He reports that the new concentra
tor invented by Luther Look is
proving a great success, and at
srae,ing mining men from all sec
tons of the state. He has orders
for several machines already.
Thomas Rowe and family, o.
East Fork, left last Monday fol
Lake Linden, Mich, where they &c
70 reside. They will visit the
Worlds Fair en- route. Mr.. Rowe
has been foreman of the North Stal
mill for a number of years, and ht
is also the inventor of the Rowe
roncentrator, which is attracting
much attention among mining
men.
Mrs. ". II. Greenhow with hel
little daughters, Cora and Nan, left
on Mondays train for Ellensburg
Wash, where she will remain with
her mother, Mrs. J. K. Morrill,, un'
I'll Mr.. Greenhow decides upon a
location for their future residence
Mrs. Greenhow vas one of the mos,
popular ladies of Ke.chum and a
host Of friends here regret her de-
parture
Fred Phillips and o. f. Penwell
OF Challis, have been in town this
"eek. Mr.. Phillips has been look
ing after his mining interests in
Iernnania Basin, and settling with
his !easers. His Idaho mine, at
usual, has been a good producer.
and notwithstanding the low price
OF silver, both lessee and lessor
have made q little money out Of
the ldahn Mr. phillina will not