The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30

cause it to o'efno" Ats oa"A''
evervbody is invited to the grand
h.lj at Guyer Hot Springs this
o ns,;no The Ketchum Orchestra
s "Il furnish music for the occasion.
Major Hyndman gave a turkey
a;nnrr at his headquarters Sunday
sod had for his guests Mr. and Mrs.
= R. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
n Metzler and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Price.
William and Dan Gillian were in
torn this week from Atlanta, where
,Sav we're working in u quartz mine
during the winter. They are going
into the gold zones of Lemhi on a
prospecting tour.
Joe Johnson started up the North
s,ar mill, East Fork, last Tuesday.
Hs has over 300 tons of second |
class ore to start with. This will
give employment to the needy and
wake up the camp generally.
Mil. Mourning came from Boyle
mountain Thursday and reports his
Wood River mine, which is being
worked on lease by Nick Welsh,
looking fine, with every indica-
ton Of developing into a bonanza.
Joseph Rothwell and wife, who |
have been residing at the lndepen-
dence mine the past six months,
xre now domiciled ut their cottage |
in Ke,chum. They will return to
the niine after a few weeks of rec
Tvaticn.
Miss valcria DuIIarhide received
her commission Monday as post
mistress of ketchum, vice Patrick
Mcmahon resigned, and will assume
tho duties of the Office June LIST.
The pustoilice will he moved to
Walter Clark 8 store.
There will he IAN election held
Monday, June 1st, ut the public
school house, for the purpose OF
eecling school trustee to succeed
Mr. +. b. Williams, whose term ex-
pires on that date. Polls will open
att o'clock p. NJ. and close at 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Griffin arrived
in Ketchum Saturday and proceed
ed up to their ranch. Mr.. Griffin
brought his stock with him. Misses
l.eona and Nora Griffin will remain
in Shoshone with their sister Mrs.
Fred Gooding for couple of weeks.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Thomas
Church will meet in the Baxter
Hu,el parlor on Wednesday, June
81, at 2 o'clock p. III, for the annual
election of officers. All members
and friends of the Church are in
viled to be present.
MEs. PAUL P. BAXTER, Pres.
Ed. and Fred. Gannett and Herb.
McPheters, who have lease on the
Dixon and Argoraut mines on Lake
creek, were in town this week tor
supplies. They have struck good
body OF ore in the Dixon and now
have about twenty tons ready for
shipment with plenty more in sight.
Ed Cluer was thrown from his
bicycle Monday while racing with
George Stewart and Charley Young,
and had his RICH. shoulder dislocat-
ed. Sid Venable took him to HALEY
TO interview Drs. Stone & Tweedy,
VINO pulled him together again, and
hell soon lie ready to take another
tumble.
tuesday WAS the first real warm
uay OF the season. The tbermom-
s'sr registered 10 in the shade. Yes
@sday at 80 P. n. it was SO de.
s'ees In the shade. A rain storm
ss In about 2 o'clock in the after
nOon making decided change in
' u'e weather, more like the fall OF
Wv year than the eve Of the last
DAY Of May.
A'ss Emma Crawford, sister of
s mas' deo. ]. Lewis, took her de-
S'''ufs on yesterdays train for her
, le a. Anamosa, Ia. Miss Craw-
,v'u vas quite an addition to Ketch.
~ limited social circle during her
:Hsv'slt in our midst, and made
nAay friends who were reluctant
ANY, vao DER goodbye, although an
h,r ' 's't Vas promised in the near
n ' o. last that wac seen of Mr.. H.
n. s = turkey gobbler was in
ro, 'S'nsty Of the r. & l. smelter
ksa0s Saturday At 4 o'clock Pm.
BIZ, sure thing that the lost COB
br;d.aa 'ver crossed the Wood river
cums., and there 10 sufficient cir.
qu;.. '.at'al evidences 70 make it
m, certain that he was most foul
i. e:asred shortly after dark on
p.r,nm.a,e evening that he was seen
build;S'snng around the emelter