The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

III KFTCHUW NCIOlON
JUNE IL. lN
..fraDAy =:
[ss=j,v:s New York quota
iss'9 Silver, 6s4c., Lead, $50.
<z,ous summer weather.
50 ARE as a day in June. :,
,ad wha ar % cone perfect days.-Lowei
.ns n. Metzler has beer
d ',od an additional pension.
fve-mile bridge above Grit
ln s,ueh has been swept away b!
,ns high water: :,
u. ~, bridge over Trail creek lead
lns 70 Harper's ranch went GU
Thursday night:
,, emit of r. X. Warren vs.
ln' .s swanson will be tried to
i nv in the district court at HALEY
Hans Rurndt and Joe Byers came
n l'n from Boyle mountain Thurs
Cow l'rs and returned yesterday with :
wagon load Of supplies:
r,;,0v has an orchestra with
,. is Prowell, violinist; Der
P P',1sr. cornet; B. R. Gray, clairo
l D," and Clint Sanders, bass.
r,o ladies of St. Thomas Guile
So, ,a' decided to adjourn for thu
l ,' season to meet again TIT
s s'st Wednesday in September.
Mark Moody, with three bands
j, Fred Gooding's sheep, about
" sao0 in all, is camped on the hill
s.lveen Elkhorn Gulch and East
Fork. -
Tho Crnsus mine force were laid
A The first of the week and came
Nh in q body to enjoy life in Ketch.
nm during their holiday: They all
,s'nrued to work Thursday.
Mrs Peter Gates arrived on yes.
,.rday's train from Eagle Mills.
Ark, to spend the summer season
with her relatives in Ketchum,
Mrs, Gates is the guest OF her par.
rn,s Judge and Mrs. l. l. Lewis.
Major Hyndman was taken i'll
last Saturday with an attack OF
bilious fever. DR.. Brown was sum-
woned from HALEY to attend him.
Yesterday the Major was reported
70 be convalescing and able to sit up.
Ketchum will celebrate the glori-
Gus Fourth. Several meetings have
been held by the citizens who ex-
pressed their patriotism by con.
iributing literally to the expense
iand. The programme will appear
in the next issue of the KEYSTONE.
Prof. S. B. Prowell has opened q
new jewelry store in HALEY. He
is a tirst-class matchmaker and
guarantees satisfaction. Watches
that need repairing if handed to
the conductor on the train will re-
geiye prompt and careful attention
James NJ. Shaw came down from
boyIe mountain the first part of the
week to get some betting for his
iggng mill. He started up the
is yesterday on a 2O0-ton contract
md the result will probably be tina,
'e will be kept busy jigging until
now flies.
Bud Dickinson, a well-knowr
.elchum boy who left here abou,
IN years ago with his parents fol
regon, returned Thursday with
swife and child and will probably
include to settle in ketchum
Bud" and his family are guests O
Ii, and Mrs. George Mccoy.
The independence mine troubles
ave been adjusted and B. X
owndsow has bought out Charles
interest for the consid-
ralion of 1913 500. Mr.. Towndrow
las taken formal possession of the
.fOper,y. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson
EiIl move down to ketchum to-day.
The mine and mill have resumed
lperations with an increased force
d men.
Monday next, the 18th, is set for
convention to be held at Metro
eoIltan Hall, Ketchum, of delegates
a0n the different Silver Knight
temples of the State for the pur-
Ross Of organizing a State or Grand
lFuple. A committee of reception
of three Knights and
''0 Ladies of the Ketchum Temple
disappointed at Wednesday nights
meeting 1t will probably require a
" ssslOn OF two or three days to COM
Yele the labors of the convention.
vaptaln Henry Guyer, owner of
~ "a! Y hot Springs, was an arrival