Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-26
from Tuesdays Daily.I

from Tuesdays Dailyl
Mrs Moss Woolf and children arrived
from Utah Saturd, to make their home
in Ketchum.
II. C. Mckenzie and wife, Of Mime
apolis, Minnesota, arrived yesterday to
spend the summer in our midst They
are guests at the Guyer Hot Springs.
The Romance OF a Poor Young Man
was played by Phosa McAllisterto good
house in Metropolitan Hall last night.
Her troop is by great odds the best that
ever came to Wood River.
Joe Oldham voted at Chicago for
clevelsnd; whereat some Of the newspa-
papers have made remarks. Oldham's
head was about right, though. he not
only got into the winning boat, bnt rep
resented the general sentiment Of the
party in this Territory.
Rev. G. y. Grannis viii preach in the
NJ. E. Church this, Tuesday. evening at
500 O'Clock. This is Mr. Granni5' last
official visit for this conference year
He hopes to mike arrangements Il this
time whereby regular services may be
had by his church here for the coming
year.
Judge A. p. Turner. OF the famous
Idahoan mine. was in town Thursday.
and reported work moving along as us
ual at the mine end concentrutor. His
company now have about thirty men on
the payroll. Extensive development
", rk has been going on in the Idahoan
for three years under its present compe-
tent superintendent, Judge Turner.
Max Rodney. Tax Collector at Glenn's
bridge. on Wood River, near town, who
was arrested last week under charge Of
embezzIing some $50 Of toll money. was
discharged to-day by Justice Redsull.
In the Justices opinion there was not
sufficient evidence to justify holding the
man over under so serious charge as
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\ tramp stopped at house on Main
street the other day and asked for some
thing 10 eat. which do you like best?
asked the hired girl steak or chop?
The tramp meditated a minute and then
replied, Chop Step right this way,
said the hired girl; heres the ak and
there's the woodpile. Burlington Free
Press.
Professor Kuowlton, of San Francisco
spells potato 'Ghoughphtheighteeau,
according TO the rule: 'Gh stands fol
p, as you'll ind from the last letters il
| lliccough; ough for o, as in dough
phth stands for t, as phthisis; eigl
| stands for a, as in neighbor; te stands
| for t, as in gazette; and eau stands for o
as IN beau
! A correspondent of the Statesman Say'
/ the town of Mountain Home, so mile.
/ foi m Boise, has two stores, two hotels
| three saloons, and two blacksmith ant
wagon shops. This is the shipping
! point for Atlanta, Rocky Bar and Bru
neau valley. Two million pounds o
ma .hinery, salt and merchandise will b
shipped to Atlanta and Rocky Bar thi
4 season.
/ Thos rague hes returned with hi
teams from Vienna, after having finisbe'
a thirteen months contract for hauiin.
ore from the Vienna and Mountain Kin
mines to the Vienna mill. The hauling
will hereafter by the day or tou. Tn
mill is at present running light. onl
consuming about twelve tons daily; hal
the usual amount. This is owing to ex
cessive water in the mines. The mil
will p, obably shut down in few day
for repairs.
c. A Murdock was down from Boul
der yesterday and reported prospecting
quite lively in that vicinity. The ophi
mine is at present the only one in tn
the vicinity doing much work. 1t EN-
ploys day and night shift on two tun
nels, and extracts about two tons OF or
daily. The assay value of this ore
is over 200 ozs. per ton. Snow is still
deep among the SUBMITS excluding pros
pectors from parts that one year as
were perfectly open.