The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-04-25

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I. P. aM1srchsnts' Exchange, San SILL
.s.at, u 49, authorized agent. This I
f,'el.'pb'a ut on file IN b. once nfe'
'' ','',.,day was a balmy Spring pen
n.y. :. Geo. B. Hill is the newly OIL
,. Xsp, mayor of Bellevue. mo- mo-
100 Tague returned Monday pull
Tho% business trip to Montana.
~ nor Mcconnell has desig- gre
., sS' Friday, May 8, as Arbor Day. s 5i''
III. bicyclists have lots Of fun fun hon
~. 49, evening at the races on their aft.
"slsrard 9th
w. n..u,v District Attorney Angel alta
p'p ~ from HALEY Tuesday on out
,sscisl business: e.'
-, Ratchum Orchestra will 60 tho
Inc nIav Monday to play for the VA
add Fellows ball tina. evening o ~,
Mr., H. NJ. Stewart has been pre- be
.; M uuvn to resume the charge II .
';"S .. Thomas Church Sunday -,
shOol'
u,s Dow Newman is moving up ms
L hsr house on Sd avenue, the Pill stri
n % &C. cottage, where she will reside al.
10 future. the
TIA sboshone Journal says Miss it
ANA Griffin will spend the sum- life
.s in Shoshone with her sister, of
Mrs. Fred W. Gooding. gov
one
col W, H. Brodhead was an ar ~
,;,.i on the train from HALEY Mon -.
a.v He came up on business and
,siurped home the same day. s.,
W,D. Goehring is putting on a sta'
,op of two rooms to his residence hav
, ,c when finished. will make it the
enc of the neatest little cottages in 4
town. for
A pleasant party was given at mo
NJ. and Mrs. G. W. McCoy's coun. sill,
nv home, Wednesday evening, in DO,
honor of their daughter Sadie's the
twelfth birthday. for,
Tho weeks weather record is 10. -
made up of sunshine and snow % ,
showers. The feathery flakes melt
ing as fast as they fell, were quite rea
u refreshing as q summer shower TOT
Of rain. MAJ
Miss Josie Perkins gave an after -, -,
noon party last Saturday to her l.'
Sunday school class and a number We
Of young friends in honor of her ire
sineteenth birthday. 20
80,
Ike C. Foster left Tuesday for tn,
Red Rock, Mont, after a pleasant tic
visit to friends in Ketchuln. Ike nr
took with him q 500 Columbia .;r
wheel that he purchased from Mr.. an
George J. Lewis. ~
Mrs. Mahan, better known as Mrs. GU
Gallagher, mother of Mrs. Henry FIR
Miller, has returned to Bellevue to be,
spend the balance of her days, after an,
, sojourn of seven years in Wash Ne,
ington and California. =,
The public school will close May
1t. The parents and patrons Of OH
the school are looking forward with DIV
much interest to the examination up
shich will be held prior to the clos pa
iug Of the seven months term. to
Mr.. H. N. Stewart is having the -, -,
Guyer Springs hotel and bath ~
houses put in order ready for the e.
summer rush of visitors. Mr.. and ~
Mrs. Stewart expect to vacate their ~
Town residence and move up to the WI
springs in about ten days. 10
fire
Mr.. Alfred Pothier, the new pro-
prietor of the Nels Bridges property,
is having comfortable house built gr'
on the ranch below town for the VII
of himself and family, op
where they will take up their resi- col
dence when the house is completed. . q
The Grangeville Free Press says -,
there is no excuse for an idle man :.
to be found on Camas prairie this 81
summer. There are fortunes to be =. -,
found in the surrounding noun '''
sslns By those who have the grit tut
and backbone to get into the bills ce'
and hunt for them. sm
n, be.
:, The lady members of the Silver III,
Anlghts Temple will give an enter IN.
1alnment at Metropolitan Hall on -;
friday evening. May LIST. An in ~,
e'estlng programme has been pre- =.
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