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Ketchum daily keystone., June 21, 1884, Image 1
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L€HUM DAILY KEYSTONE.
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KETCHUM, ALTURAS COUNTY, IDAHO, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1881.
No. 5.
Yol. 1.
XETCIÏM M 1 LY KEYsmipjnkiiam
In (ftHllfd ut
IDAHO, I
JK KTCIIUM,
GIÎOBGE J. LEWIS,
F-abiisher and Proprietor.
ADVEHTISJE1VG BITES;
busikbhh gauds.
One column, pf*r month,..
One-half " ** ** .
One-tiilnl " 44 " .
One-fourth " ' * .
<Hie-tifth " 44 44 .
Smaller cards, per Inch,.
Kroteasional cards, per mouth,..
Décala, per line 1st time,.
v* .t " each additional time.
'Cransicnt Advertising, persq.-lst time.. 1 00
" " each additional ** .. 50
$20 00
io oo
8 00
ß 00
5 00
2 00
2 50
5
I.EfiAI. ADVERTISEMENTS.
All legal advertisements $2 50 per square, or
fraction thereof, tor each period of thirty days;
Except Notices of Forfeiture (ninety day si
under three squares, $10.
JfirOne square is ten tineR of this type.
Business cards by the year at 10 per cent, dis
count when paid in advance.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
....$12 00
_ 6 00
_ 3 50
2 50
One Year, by mail, in advance,
Six Month*, "
Three " " "
Two 44 44
One Week, by Carrier,.
Single Copies,.
121 »
and
Taylor & Hustings,
ÂSSAYEHS AND SURVEYORS
}
JOHN 3. HASTINGS,
41. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR,
Jab. H. H* WT.Er.
Wgo. H. Robejith,
as
In
Roberts & Hawley,
Attorney s-at-Law,
Hailey, ; ; ; ; Idaho.
Robert McCulloch,
Àttorney-at-Law,
Hailey, : : : : Idaho.
Will practice in all the Courts. • Several years
experience in U. S. Land Offi ce aie i Mining Lit
igations.
Refers bv permission to
The Colorado National Bank. Colo. ;
Hon. H. M. Teller, Secretary of the Interior ;
:e, 1st Compt. U. STreas.,
Watdiiugtou, D. C.
lion. William Eawrc
W. M. Hilt.
<>. B. Estes,
,
Drs. Hill & Estes,
Physicians | Surgeons,
Ketchum, Idaho.
Dentistry.
Dr. Gardinier,
A Reliable and Skilled Dentist, is now
AT THE PALACE HOTEL.
And has come to star . I strive to Please Those
Patronizing me by Doing Good Work.
Reference, Philadelphia Dental College.
tf
J. H. Ritchie,
DENTIST,
Ol Firs— Third st., Sud door from Main.
Idaho.
Ketchum.
ENTERPRISE RESTAURANT,
Ketchum, Idaho.
EICHARD WEST, Proprietor.
. i
the above named lie.,
Slaving fitted up
taorant, 1 am prepared to feed the
hungry and weary on reasonable
terms with the best the tuar
ket affords.
Open Day and Night.
Thankful for the pa*t patronage i hope
toutinufluce <>l the «mue.
&i. Meals :d all limits.
F.ICHA&Q WEST,
Proprietor
u
to mei
tl G, WILLIS,
AUIfDR Y
T
1
>»h and r>ti: Streets.
V» asUingttm, be!
wen
,E LAUNDRY IN— I
ON n-CH
-KETCHUM. -
Oed is Wnff an,I Ptl'-es,
■if 1.0 ! mOà fl
their Appanl itpvaysIn
fastened.
sf ■ ■! !ap '.t\:r MS
uw,oia Tsdtsurd. •
Patrons will
at)
\
uiui
ni
ir
KEYsmipjnkiiam & Lewis
!!
I
GENEHAI, MERCHANTS,
—Dealer« n—
I
CLOTHING,
Hardware, Nails ani Steel
Miners' Implements,
and
SUPPLIES.
We have en route a large stock of new goods
and are now prepared to
COMPETE
with
! rJ
I
We propose to make such reduction In prices
as will enable purchasers to set better bargains
In Ketchum than in any other
WOOD RIVER TOWN.
PINK HAM & LKVVIS,
Ketchum,
Idaho.
Apl5-tf]
I
KETCHUM, IDAHO.
JOHN MEAGHER,
Proprietor.
Dealer in
WINES,
WINES,
LIQUORS
LIQUORS
and
CIGARS.
CIGARS.
The finest bar and most elegant fixtures on
the river.
All kinds of games dealt nightly.
Give me a call.
[MartGtf
Dealers hi
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY,
TOBACCOS, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES,
FRESH BUTTER
And Eggs.
Ketchum,
Idaho.
(SUCCESSORS TO N. MADISON,)
BLACKSMITHS,
LOWER MAIN STREET,
i Are Prepared tor All Kinds of lilacksmithing,
' Wagon Work,Repairing, Etc.
hoe.se Shoeing
A Specialty.
£6^Particular Attention to Miners* Work.
NT. MADISON,
Wagon Iter and Wood Worker,
Who Grim tan tees Satisfaction in All Kinds of
Wood Work, Repairing, Etc.
i Aprletf
The Buyers' Guide is Is
sued March and isept., each
year; £16 pages, 8}xll}
inches, with over 3,300
illustrations—a whole pic
ture gallery. Gives whole
sale prices direct to consumers on all goods
for personal or family use. Tells how
to order, and gives exact cost of every
♦t—~ voit use, eat, drink, wear, or have
These invaluable books con*
,r mat ion gleaned from the' mai»
oi the world. We will mail a copy
*• ree to any address upon receipt of tne
postage—7 cents. Let us hear from you.
Respeetfblly,
MONTGOMERY WARD ACO»
©
1
I
OLD JOE BOGGS & CO.,
I
J
I
G-HOCERIES,
Miners' Supplies,
Grain, Flour and Feed.
) -
Confectionery, Oyster and Chop House
f
Main Street, Ketchum, Idaho, Opposite P. O.
Proprietor.
GEO. S. CALXiAIHAN,
THE BAKERY
Is Supplied with a Fine Assortment of Fresh Bread and Pastry, and will Deliver
the Same to any Part of Town.
Wedding Cakes and Fine Pastry will
Receive Special Attention.
I
GAME, OYSTERS, FISH, ETC.,
In Season.
PRIT ATE DINING ROOMS FOR FAMILIES.
ÄS-FINE WINES AND CIGARS ON ORDER.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
T HE
ui
I
(Combined with the Brewery Saloon)
Leo. Stech,
Proprietor,
1
i
Ketchum, Idaho, j
Main Street,
A First-Class Eating House with the Best the Market Affords, and j
at the Lowest Going Prices.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
Fresh Bread and Fine Pastry a Specialty.
URNITURE!
of
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Frank Quereau & Co.,
:: KETCHUM, IDAHO,
;
|
» r <»> m «iiaum mn.
' On Hatui.
MALM .SIKEU|. :
Carry a Contplste Stock of Furniture, Consisting of
I'ARLOB AND BEDROOM SUITES FINISHED IN BLACK WALNUT, ASH AND MAPLE;
ALSO, IN LARGE VARiETV MIRRORS, CHAIRS, TABÎ US, BEDSTEADS, WASH
STANDS MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS.
DON'T FORGET IT W« Carry the Finest Selection of Furniture on Wood River with Prices .
.ut Defy <\.mi>"Ur.|uu.
RM'.URING AND UPHOLSTERING \ SPECIALTY.
LU AND CAREFri.LV FILLED.
! J
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PROMPT- t
We are also A :
lïs tnrTht N<nyerffnan(artnrlnt;<'n'«. Oenuiue Machines. Soid
Noodle*, OR, Parts,«i.'A, ior tiro Singer Old and New Styles Constantly |
Uyraittf :
.
T, E. Ciohecy & Go.
9
KETCHUM, IDAHO.
■
The Leading Wholesale and Retail Houae on
Wood River for Mining ami Family
Trade, Keep Coujttaatlr on Hand
a Kali ana Complete
Une of
I Staple ani Fancy Groceriw,
Crockery and Glauware,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HAT8 AND CAM.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIÛAB3,
GENTS'
SADDLERY
and
GRAIN.
Buy ing from First Band* for Cash and at
Bottom. Fi unies, We am Prepared ta
Furnish the. Trade anilCustom
ers at
Figures that Defy Competition.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Agent for tha
Skdehkerlagons,
We Keep on Banda Large Assortment of
Spring, Farm and Ore Wagons;
Also, Agents for
HERCULES POWDER.
<Si*CalI and Examine before Pnrchasi»*
T. ». CLOHECY & CO,
Elsewherat
A. ADAMS,
—Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retai)—
—Dealer in—
I
Rough § Dressed
umber
1
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j
—and—
SAWED SHINGLES.
and
j
MOULDINGS.
L. D. Newman,
Feed, Sale and Livem Stahle.
Fourth Stract, Opposifs J. O Swift * Co.,
KETCHUM, ; ;
IDAHO
0
9
Pioneer Blacksmith of
I KETCHUM ï j
: : IDAHO.
I am now prepared to do all k-eifs of
Blacksmittiing, Wagon Making
and Repairing.
—A ho a full supply ol HARDWOOD—
U'M:;UP such us '■ il! be In—
—demand for general use.—
—Repairing done from a—
—Muggy up co the—
—largest wagon—
—now in use—
.
t
^Constantly on hand « Lull supply,ot
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