davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
Cages > aisfeitem.
SnIQnb

-, ~, -
o. SIe elgarrenbdnoler Wangler &
20. y m IN HeD gort baben fallirt. na9oem
ne Sz6O IVY fnr 1lb ll9ergeltellt baben.
Sn Sgracnle. yt. u, forb Sboz
mas pan galIn I'm Utter BON lO4 Sab
rem nn0 Ill Wonaten.
Sle pom 2aule a11genoml1lene
Slu, g, mel@e cas gln3aunen bhentli9er
Sanoerelen !: oerbtetet, tplro tpabrideins
llW pom Ssnat anterolrt uno beri6drft
meroem. S1e ola Dent11mt 1eBt, baB
leoef Sar9er ooer @nlteoler ole Ten5,
melge oTentlt0e Sanoerete1t elnf9lieBt,
oeleltlgsn D ooer ssrlforen tanl1; Der ST.
na1 q mlro gln5atagen, oaB es 1tattbaft,
PIE Sunoesmarl9ale uno 1elblt oas Ntis
u. 1Ilar an5urnfen, nm Der Wtltur rel9er
Sle95ugler eln Snoe 3u magen.
Setretar Jreltngbupien bat in
etneln laH9eH S@retoen PIE SeDenten
n,a ,,,;toss 's.Da ti;u ..a.i STl.ss. uts SOs
,s hetrs9s Ma snsn;i Mag..!gsages1en
Ssissa~.ap roa pun
SS;9 os.bon SSs o;a'usr, o;,,a Wmns Samuul. pass
SsI Ss.I,x Dup ,sarhofs staI nStsSs Sau MsG @aoa
Saa9s,y %aa;as aIb.'ga.o t!"at uss aoitu!ea M Der
.siSa ,sS,slaS a;n ICY, ~ pnb .:s 81 suwl nIs
ne ,a st@ Sas psDlss. ~ oerIoi.
Sen' Nh ivy oab D.s oelutIIungeH, ole
rue ,,,e s;ss Guu,s. 1a:S .pn;Se. ~ .gsen S!hna9
M.,Sss; fs.sM Ssnoabe es'esush s;, oune genu9enoe
ei,,,ae. @nal,yupssa"9 eeIut % Sa elgatlen, unoe'
%us' gsaa;% ha ap Ok Ss.'lag S;a s! %. 9eupis
saSg!.s haa; ~ .,ts psm Spea, pIs IaI pen gig
S;n: SsIt.a'.'''sh lag.lWea SeloIauWsaflltel
S.asges gu maWeH pIo @ uHlefer neberz
g.DpMlllpn n;a ~ neae gsole!e @ 81 etoHnen'
a o.s Ssr. e.. SIaalen llao oarg oelt Wers
% saag a!!, golteiAmsh l1gsI9ereut, oaB gum
osIlplsi SpahleH nlgl, mle oles Stalt'
l!sI 9elgan, oas HagoeM ole Smport=
suIe o aaI aanse Ieou5.rI, grport5oae
auI %alee eI9Do, elHe a9nllWe pollfll
oelpiSea laHH, :,
Ausl 0.
Sn gtabrib nnb ben fiibli6eu
probin5en Spaniens bat elm grobeber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
(Gortfesuns foIst.)
@eimnS tuie ei,t ,,9mb. .ssumae." i"

Ser 9alber6ier 1T cine 3eitung, pers
6fentli6t unb berausgegeben in Gam=
ben, Irf., BON 9errn s. so. 2eatber=
man. 96re mas er fagt, bon ieinem
ieBisen 3uftanb i'm 8ergle;6 su benz
pergangenen. gr fdreibt: sd fann
5eugen, baB 8rown's Sron 8itters bas
bette unb i9nelIite Mittel gegen nnber=
bauli6teit 1T; na96em i6 bier Monate
an unberbauli9feit gelitten, nabm i9
ben She'll elmer Glaf6e, unb befinoe
mid iebt 10 gefunb unb munter tpie Elm
Seras u&ub=Sunge". gs 1T Elm BERT
li9es NppetitmitteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
Nien. emanuel 8Ioh & Gl

= Wien. emanuel 8lo6 6 Co.,
elm altes 9anblungsbaus, bas nit
&affler. Dem Miti6ulbigen Sauners,
in @ei6dftsberbinbuag ftanb, bat feline
3ablungen eingeiteat, neil es ni9t i'm
Stanbe 1T, feine Nusitdnbe, Die gr6Bz
tentbeils in We@leln belteben, einsu=
treiben. S. 2ucas, Director Der Sc
uritdtensNbtbeilung ber Giro unb &ai=
fenbereinsbant, elm S9mager bon Ball
oep, Der gegentpdrtig tpesen Inter
f9lagung i'm @efdngniB iibt bat f9
aas Gram iiber bic ieiner Gamilie Be-
reitete S9anoe eridoHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
gouaa & Mrmplo.

PAP Weit GOmmerce=StraBe, finb uns
beitritten bic Sonangeber fir Serren
j bing @oobs. Soilett>
uno Gelieausitattungseegenitdnbe. Oie
neuelten ytoben iino beitdnbig bel ibnen
au finben. 14,1O25W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
Hmr 8eabtuna.

Giner sriinblideren 8enntnib oes alaemsinen
8ieb uno Dictionaries iirfte iid tpObl fciner
i'm Staate 9eras rabmen, alS Serr @ilbslm
Soains. Seine aussebreitete &unbldaft lie.
fert ben 8eipeis, bab fein 6leifder in San an.
tonic oas ausemeine 8utrauen in b0bercm
@raoe beiibt, alS er. giur pas ausseIeienfte
Maitbieb mirb sur Sdladtbanf sefiibrt. SOtsls,
&eitaurationcn uao 5amllien iperben prompt
bsbient. Sn Der Wuritfabritation unb 3ube.
reitung bon @aude unb P0telaeiid leifet Serr
Soflins bor3iglides Seine Gabrifate perben
bon giemanbem abertrofen. Martt SO. oil
abenne 9. 16,S,nS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= ct. petersburs. 9lae e6rif.s
feber umb gu6oruder tperben jeoen
Ibeno, ebe iie ibre Sificien berlailen,
bon Der poli5ei unterfu6t, um 5u perz
binoern, bab iie aufriibreriibe 9otu=
mente bel fi6 fiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= Mar gullo9 benamiet bas Ser
liner pSageblatt" unieren gesenmdrti=
gen S9abamts : Setretdr unb fommt
bamit Der @ermanilirung ieines Naz
mems gefdbrlih nahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= Wir fin6 i'm 8eiib bes grOBtem
uno rei9baltigifen 2agers bon Glanel,
uno MerinO nntermdi9e, Strlimpfen
uno 5anbf6uben. Wer fiir ben Min=
ter eintaufen min, Der perfeble ni9t uns
gu beiu9en. Ooung & Nrnolb,
PAP We1t Commerce StrQBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= Sn Oalas brannte Der gleoator
BON Gelnmater uno Stearns nieber.
Sn bemlelben id)liefen Sobn &eller,
ein 22idbriger weiBer junser Mann
unb Der Sarbige @pans; 8eioe famen
IN ben 6lammen um. Ser i'm glebas
tor aufgeifapelte Weiaen bate einen
Wertb bon $4,000; haB @ebdube ielbit
bate $40, 900 gefofet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

Sas @eiddftsbaus Der s5irma
Sarraloe & Bros. in Biebras Negras 1T
nieoergebrannt. 8erluit $50. 900; feline
0erfideruna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

Mdnner, beren Bart ni6t bic 9es
wlnibte Garbe bat, f6nnen bieiem
Mangel bur6 Nnmenbung bon 8udlng=
bam's 8artbei5e abbelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= gei elmer allsemeinen S6ieBerei
in Maion am 26. puroe Soiepb GpIe
getObtet unb $, Sight Sames Gilforb
unb Sobn Simmons erbielten 99uBz
tpunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

- Die @ebr. Grit5er fino prafz
tii9e ubrma6er unb alle ibnen iiberz
tragene Irbeiten per6en prompt aus
geflbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

= Wertboolle unb niibli9e @eibs
na9tsgei9enfe. Sumelen, ubren &c. bel
Grit3er 8ros.
307 Main plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
6erausforbernna an Nae

9erausfcrberuns an sllle
SD lam eas srSBte sassr auIweiisn (!
Den stSBten Vcrrotb ron Elm unb
berielten Srrte!
Sd bin Der ein,iss Spe,ialii i'm Ia.
tadshanbel /!
Sd beSable feiren Sfeiienbsn unb
Tbeilbaber
SD pertaufe tnehr Gisarren nnb gis
Sarretten ale anbere 5dnbler |!
Sd faufe nur far 8aar unb rerfoufe
billiser ale Nnbere.
Sdlie6liG bite i'd I'm gelatisuns
meiues Sasers nnb meiner Greiie.
SIY1a Hart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
VIM. CASSIN,
8 dnb Ter in @runbeisen + u nj
Can Mntonto, xegas.

Sffiee No. "a S0lebaO gtraee.
8eion6ere aufmerflnnfeit pirb bem aaufen
nnb gerfaufen bon Ran9es unb 2dnbereien in
aBeifteras geipiomet.
SO femme bic meiitsn Der 9dnbereien, bic id
bertanfe, uno faft alIes 2anb Der neFIiden
Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27

BG Nussesei6nete alte Mbisfeps,
Siquore, Branbies fir bic Geiertage BEL
9euer mann 8rps.,
Ilamo Pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-27
.GM(f,0 @esetabiliid,er
W y GiciliantiMer
aGtrs0riteltere1..

SesteH serpinnt Elm 5eiImitteI 70 enti6iebenes
wertrauen beim qnbIttssm pie Sal's 6aarsernems
err. Die 8dus, tn benen er cine polfdnbise @ies
nereerftsnins ber Sarbe bes Saares unb einen
ssinnoen 3uitanb Der aopfbaat beruorserufsn, finb
nHsdblis 2lIte eeute Ioben Jpn um feiner ruunbers
barren araft wiIIen ibren ,pefBwerbenben aoden
Desen aripriinsIi6e 6arbe unb s96nbeit wiebersus
seOsH' seute in mtttIersn Sabren sebrau9en i'm
eefne peil er bic aabIbeit uerbitet, e6uppen ents
Iefnf pat in6 BEN 9aare elm irdftises @a6stbum
eft9eslt. Sunse 9amsn finb ibm Inn ibrer SoiIstte
p'aen seipossn. neil er benz 6aare einen f9Snen
nss9en 0Iani ertbeiIt, unb es ibnen m6sIi6 mabt,
tsr oaar tn ieber beIiebisen 6orm sisuri@ten. 50
tf er BET allen beliebt, unb smar einfa9 aus bem
Srlnos neil er Pets ibren grwartnnssn entipri&t.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Ore Rates.

On and after May first the following
rates upon ore, base bullion, matte OF
lead, in car loads of not less than "a, 000
pounds. were established by the West
ern Trunk Line Association, which com
prises the Union Pacific and four OF
five other roads:
From HALEY, Bellevue, or Tikura, to
Chicago, Milwaukee and common points,
$27 40 per ton; to Peoria. Illinois. the
same; to Mississippi river points, $26.50;
to Detroit or Toledo. S2s. 80. These
rates apply to ore or bullion that does
not exceed i'll value 800 per ton, and &c
receipted for.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Prospecting.

Although the snow has not yet fairly
left the north hill sides, there are many
prospectors going into the hills, and
accounts OF new aud rich discoveries be-
gin to reach US. 1t is not unreasonable
to suppose that tho prospecting season
Of 1884 will do moro towards the devel-
opmcnt Of Wood Rivers vast hidden
mineral resources than all OF her previ-
ous history has done. The reputation
gained abroad for this country Is very
great and encouraging, and the number
Of immigrants already arriving daily in
dicates very great influx. The more
inhabitants we have the more prospec.
tors, and, consequently, the more prob
able development of our mineral wealth.
1t il safe to say that were the number OF
prospectors now In the Occur dAlene
region to invest Wood River, the word
would be ustonished by our wonderful
Developments and great riches. 1t is an
old and erroneous custom that leads
people to estimate the mineral
worth of country by it's known
discoveries and operations without any
consideration whatever of its popuIn-
tion. Wood River, but very sparsely
prospected heretofore, bids fair to ex-
perIence moderate searching this year
and We venture to assert that it's impor-
lance as silver mining region will be
increased 100 per cent. in the next six
months. Lodes are being discovered
everywhere now where heretofore Ii was
thought nothing could exist aud pros
pectors passed by in contempt. But the
/ err OF searching exclusively for groupings
Inns passed away and the more scientific
mineral seekers perplex the community
by taking II spot of peculiar couture or i
gopher hole for the starting point OF
great developments.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
At the Smelters.

Work still goes vigorously on at the
Philadelphia shelters in preparation for
the seasons run. The water wheels have
been thoroughly overhauled, repaired
and placed i'll running order. The roast
kilns are being fired and large quantities
of matte and other material will imme-
dhtely be roasted. The coal kilns were
fred Sunday and are now III full blast
Il in. number. The V-fiume will be
completed TO the smelters in short
time and several hundred thousand
cords of wood will Immediately thereup-
on be fioated to the works. The iron
and coke yards have been raked up and
the win rows of fiux and fuel are in APP
pie pie order. Everything about the
works presents neat and ready appear
ance. Large quantities of ore will soon
be added to the bins from the Elkhorn
md Warm Springs creek, and the fur
naces will be blown in just as soon as
possible.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
The Justice.

The Justice is n new prospect about
nine miles up Warm Springs creek, To-
Gated on the 9th instant by W. A. Mensch
aud G.. II. Benson. A small iron ledge
was followed to depth of 10 feet whore
inches of carbonate ore was fonnd and
In 10 feet further developed into Ia
inch wien Of grey, yellow, black and
hard earbonates. assays or which run
from 134 10 a3i ozs. per ton. This is
among the first instances on Wood Riv-
er IF genuine carbonate ores. Oxides
are plentiful and commonly termed cnr-
Donate but III reality ara not. The JUS
tiee lode contains many kidneys Of hard
gaiena and gives Indications Of becom-
ing a galena ledge. Some samples OF
the galena assayed in Ketehum run over
$40 ozs per ton. The vein lies on u per-
feet foot wall ut an angle OF As degrees.
i'll northeasterly aud southwesterly
course. The discovery is easy Of access
and we'll surrounded with timber and
water. The formation Is porphyry and
quartzite.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Reme llits aal HappenIass.
Egg omelot on the side collision
with a supernnuated egg,

Egg omelot on the side collision
with superanuated egg.
II is quite fashionable now to gamble
on the mission OF young man going to
HALEY. Matrimony wins nine times out
OF ten.
Why are the young ladies OF Ketchum
like gems OF tho morning. Because
they go like hot cakes; and the boys ARE
up and stirring.
"OId Joe Boggs' has opened up a
general merchandise store, heavy In gro
ceries, heavy Ia grain and -four, and
heavy in hospitality.
First grave digger--''Have you heard
why the English dude is not wanted in
America7" Citizen--.Eo; why?" Ans
wer.-'B Because the Yankee dude IL do. :"
- Wabash.
my son." said tutor Of doubtful
morality but severe aspect, putting his
band on the boys shoulder, II believe
Satan has got holt on YOU" II be-
lieve he has, too" replied the boy. Ex.
A Ketchum young man sent fifty cents
to New York advertiser to learn show
to make money FAST and was advised in
reply to glue five dollar greenback to
the bottom Of his trunk. Having neith-
or greenback nor trunk, he is still una.
BILE to make money fast.
"Heah, Fido, heah, heah," he said as
he cautiously approached the side en-
trance to his loved ones domicile. But
Fido didn't go on the maxim that "a soft
answer turneth away wrath" and the
scripture quoted, al spices of pants goods
marked the trail of hurried trip down
town, would have made new version
OF the Testament.
II wish was a star, !" he said, smiling
Mt his own poetic fancy. II would rnth-
| err that you were comet" she said in q
dreamy tone that made his pulse quick
en- with hope. And why2" he asked,
with suppressed anxiety. "Oh,' she
replied in u freezing tone, iii you were
u comet you would only como around
once in 1900 years. --Ex.
| There Is one case in Ketchum that
echoes these sentiments with emphasis
When q Boston girl desires to shake a
lover she says: "Yon will greatly oblige
me by making your exit" In Montana,
where language is scarce, the girl sim
ply points to the door and says: "Git.'
Bismarck Tribune. III Tuscarora
| girl wants to fire her sfeller" she doesn't
aiticnlate a syllable. She fans his coat-
/ ~ Will hr 80 ~ 11o
| gan and he scoots. Times Review
Weiser damsels use the following speech
when they want to change dudes: 'tGit
out'en here, or Ill shake the ticks of'n
yer carcass, yer sage bresh scented ijiotr
---Weiser Leader.
Our girls are a little more polite. They
say. well, good night, my dear; cal
again.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

The news came through reliable miners
from East Fork Of Wood River yesterday
that hessrs. numkey and Hillebrand have
struck rich blind ledge about half a
mile from the North Star mine in line
with that ledge and six miles due east of
ketchnm. The ground there has been
carefully prospeeied heretofore. but the
lucky discoverers made their strike from
very small pieces of float traeed to GO
pher hole. where operations We're begun.
They have cut into the hill n distance Of
about 20 feet and find the surface ground
full Of large chunks OF high grade galena.
Il Is In black slate formation and sup
posed to he but the break over of Il
largo ledge TINT will very probably he
encountered 1T the contact of this slate
with II porphyry formation about 81 feet
distant from the discovery. The Local
tion was made May sd.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
A DOUBLE ARREST.
A Shot Fired Last Night on the Corner
Of Main and Third. Nobody Killed.

At quarter to eleven o'clock last night
pistol report was heard ON the corner
Of Main and Third streets and In less
than three minutes several hundred
men we're upon the scene to witness tho
finale" OF fist fight that had caused
considerable excitement In the new
Brewery saloon. 1t seems that man
by name of John Pugh had been urged
into quarrel with Harry Frost and
finally vented Ills indignation by pun
ishing the latter in n very effectual
though unceremonious manner. Eff
forts were made to separate the con-
testants but to no avail until Mr.. Boone
fired pistol shot, this attracting Dupty
Sheriff Cassidy. Mr.. Pugh was arrested
but being man of known honor was
allowed to 60 on his own recognizance
and was this morning fined IS and costs,
In all about $40. Mr.. Frost was consid-
erably but not seriously beaten. The
pistol shot, therefore, did not hit any
body az was Mt first supposed. A few
moments after the nbove arrest, an Ital-
ian was arrested and marched to the
lookup for misdemeanor.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
C@ur d'Alene.

Peter Wise. n we'll known Wood Riv-
er pioneer, for several years engaged in
business In this place, returned yester-
day from Eagle city, Occur a'Alene.
where he IL now Engaged In the butcher
business. Mr. Wise confirms the late
reports from that country TO the effect
that considerable gold dust Is being
mined. but says that the gfeat rush was
entirely too early and a great many kav-
ing left the country are now disgusted
with IL. The side gulehes only will be
worked this year as 1t will sost fortunes
To bring water onto the muin hars
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

A jam OF logs occurred at the first
bridge below town last Saturday that
came near carrying away the bridge.
Word WAS sent to Road Supervisor Wat
son, who Immediately went thither with
six men and consumed the greater por-
ton of half day in rescuing the bridge
from danger. The water in the river is
now very high, and parties using the
stream for floating timber should use
care in the protection of orr bridges.
Mr.. Roe came near being drowned while
working on the logs ut the jam above re-
ferred to.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

Road Supervisor Watson desires us to
inform the Ketchum public that the ex-
pense of removing filth from the alleys
is greater than the county can stand and
there is no means in his possession of
carrying out the work. He is, however,
OF the people, and suggests that they
pay portion of team hire. He will put
one man on that work.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

VIM. Damme announces through the
Idaho Register the arrival at his honse.
of six pound girl with a two hundred
and fifty pound voice. William says she
is going to be singer all the same rs
Patti. Mighty heavy voice for little
gir1-Damme if it isn't, he might have
added, without being in the least pro
fame in the remark
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
The Missouri Boy.

This is very bright prospect on
Warm Springs creek, six miles from
ketchum, recently relocated by David
Teachnor. 1t was discovered late last
season. aud but little known until re-.
cent operations We're commenced. 1t is
developed only to depth Of s or 10 feet,
where fine l0-ineh vein Of gaiena and
carbonates is found in formation Of
black slate and porphyry. The walls
are both obtained, and the indications
for strong and permanent ledge very
bold. Several assays of the ore give re-
turns OF from l24 to $50 ozs. i'll silver,
with good per cent. of lead.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

II there was ever community that
suffered from an "ism" we are at pres
ent passing under that terriable ordeal
1t is not heather 'ism,' or Mormon
than all-Stray hornism. Weiser Leader
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Special Locals.

Light bread at the Cornucopia. II
A large stock OF superior cigars ns
Lewis's drug store.
Location blanks at the KEYSTONE Of
office.
Fine hats and snits at Pinkham i
Lewis's
For excellent pies go to the Comm
copia. II
Fine new suits at Pinkham Lewia's.
One hundred suits of the finest cloth
ing ever on Wood River at PinkhAm q
Lewiss
For the best light bread go to the
Cornucopia. tt
WANTED: A first class female cook
Permanent situation and good wages
Address, A. G. MCKENZIE, Ketchum
fdnho. tt
For cakes and fno pastry go to the
Cornncopia. II
Ore haulers' attention is called TO the
new Studebaker ore wagon that will be
handled by their agents, T. E. Clohsey
d Co. lap124w
Just received at Pinkham & Lewis's
fine assortment OF gents and ladies
French calf boots and shoes. These
goods are guaranteed to be as repre-
sented. II
Choice confectionery at the Corm
copia. II
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Post once Hears.

fhe Ketchum Postodice is open from
IA y. 10 4 r. n. every day. No Money
ts~der or Registry business on Sundays,
- week days after r. ~.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

Billy Stevens has built large corral
on his property corner of First and
Leadville streets. and we understand il
going into the herd business. Billy is q
bucaroo by profession and will no doubt
prove rs successful wrestling with bron-
chos ms with types aud presses. But he
Is famous for pressing. Wen leave tho
render 10 Judge whrt. Patroniee Billy's
.,igf !. i vsN. won't tose ms t,nlE
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

Parties residing in the vicinity Of
Ketchnm can leave their orders fur
watch repairing. &C., with Billy Ste
vens, mt pinkham 4 Lewis store.
r. II. HRNpMcx.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

/. I. Lewis & Son, druggists, have just
received fine lot of fishing tackle. Call
and see it, May3tf
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

Three dozen eggs for 81, at Old JOE
Boggs. my14u
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

A dwelling house with two rooms for
rent. Cash monthly in advance In
quire at this Office M7tf
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

Surveyors ef the o. 8. L. Arrived 1t
HALEY te-Aa0 t. Survey the Exten-
tion between HALEY and
Kotchum.
Especial to the KErsTorR-l

Especial to the KErsTorRJ
sHoshosg, May IA, ise4.--The Oregon
Short Line Surveying party are en-
ronte to HALEY this morning with COM
pletc equipments to survey the extern
ton OF the Wood River branch railroad
to Ketchum.
MAI. MENscN.
The above dispatch was received Mt 10
o'clock this morning and the party is
now undoubtedly at HALEY. This
looks like business on the long debated
question OF railroad uxtention and we
shall doubtless by another issue be en-
abted to produce something addition
ally conclusive. We have for long
time refrained through policy OF COM
mon interest to make any remarks con-
corning the probability OF the branch
cxtention, but such plain evidence as
now seems to present itself to each and
all cannot be overlooked.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
Wood Choppers Wanted.

Six good wood choppers wal ted ut
Gelena by More & Co. to chop wood ut
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14

BoEa. In Vienna, to the wife OF ". IT.
Caste. OH May aths sou.
DIED: In Vienna. May 9th, VIM.
F~eszy. aged 'abost twenty xessrs. al
Bss<4sA ,8A-
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-05-14
THE KETgHUM KEYSTONE.

catered 1t the postotiicc at Ketch
una. /. r. a. second class matter.