The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-06-14
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nea seaadsss-d tiAia
the cet@el Trbnnc ii offered for
sale.
Leave yonr orders with James Bros
Ter hamburg steak. miotf
Ne omit hotel arrivals from this issue
fgr wantof space
ii GARDINER, dentist, swings his shin
gle ut the Palace.
A first-class store to rent. apply to
Il. c. West, Enterprise Restaurant. If
Mrs. Phillips and two children we're
arrivals from Boise yesterday.
Unsupported that Tom Shaw will soon
open general merchandise store in
sawtooth.
Three cans strawberries for 81 at Old
Joe Boggs. my14tf
A foot of Galena has been struck in
the Queen of the Hills and double shift
put to work on it,
]. f. Boyle, just down from the Silver
Star mine, on Smoky, reports mining
and is pushing WORK on the Silver Star.
Leave your orders with James Bros
for hamburg steak. m10tf
The large ferry boat owned by Jack
Demers, running on Clark's Fork. at
Thompson Fall, recently broke
her cable and jumped the fall Her
crew escaped in small row boat.
An A / carriage harness, hand sewed
for sale at Joe Boggs & Cos. May2Stf
A shooting scrape occurred in HALEY
last Wednesday night, in which R. b.
Wells received a slight flesh wound in
the hip from pistol in the hands e. E..
Cunningham. The latter, avenging
some private malice, fired the shot from
street corner as Wells was going home.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Habishaw. M. Ca
rey and G. W. Taylor returned yester-
day from winters sojourn in Baker
City. The gentlemen will get to work
Immediately on their Warm Springs
creek properties, the Junction aud 9TH
er 1odes.
Fine pickles by the quart at Old Joe
Doggs. my14tf
1t is rumored, says the News Miner,
that Mr. Mccullough, who had charge
of the Senate mine, at GaIena, last year,
is to run a tunnel several hundred feet
long to tap the ledge some two or three
hundred feet below the mouth of the
present tudnel.
Prof. Beshear, teacher of the public
school Of ketchum, has taken charge Of
the choir of the M. E. Church, and will
make his first appearance as ehoister OF
the same tomorrow. The Professors
ability in that direction viii undoubted-
ly result in an increase of interest in
the song service of the Methodist
Church
The three Elkhorn lessees are now
taking out an average of four and one.
half tons per day. This ore will market
for net value of $50 per ton. The les
sees receiving proportion of three
tifths, therefore make daily income q
1852, or S54 each. This is indeed nea
income for three miners.
I. l. Lewis 6 Son, druggists, have jus
received a fine lot of fishing tackle. Cal
and see it. May3tf
The pupiles of Union Sunday Sehoo
are requested to meet in the church a
sa. m. next Wednesday to embark 70
the Sunday School convention at Allen
grove. We are requested by the Union
school to express their desire that tn
NJ E. school unite with them in the de
parture from Ketchum.
Dress making and plain sewing b
Mrs. S. A. Malson. Leadville an
Seventh streets. Ju4 -s0dp
Superintendent of Public Instruction
d. E. Waldron, paid his semi-annua
visit to the ketehum school Wednesday
and reports very fayorahly of its prog
ress We are indebted to the Professo
for some very valuable statistics whic
we are compelled to hold over ii
next issue for want of space.
Go to the popular HALEY Restauran
when down the river and get a squar
meal. JnIItf
We devote considerable space to-da
to valuable review of the greatBonanz
region, kindly compiled for the KEY
STONE by Calcium" at one time assist
ant editor of the Omaha Republican
and prominently connected with othe
leading journals. There is exhaustles