Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-06
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Red sunsets again.
Nights getting much longer.
The peach crop at Boise is light this
ssason.
Twenty-Five cents is the buss fare to
the depot.
The Silver Star mine on Smoky has
shut down.
H. Lefevre, Jr., is down from Vienna
ana reports times there dull.
Hacks between here and HALEY con-
tinue to do good business.
Judge V. s. Anderson is in town on
his way TO the upper country.
| Hon James Hawley came up the rail
road as far as HALEY yesterday
DR.. Pitts has struck the counter part
of the Bluejacket lode ON Eagle creek.
Norman Ruick and Jimmy Locke We're
passengers from Bellevue last evening.
A fine lot of fall and winter oyercoats
and suits, etc, received at Schweitzer's
yesterday.
The fruit dealers in town received a
fresh supply of fine eating apples from
Boise yesterday.
Mr.. Ehrhardt, workman at the
smelter. is under treatment by DR.. Hill
for lead poisoning.
FOUND: A small gold earring with a
ruby set. Call aud pay for this notice
and receive the jewel.
The Boise Democrat raises the ban
ner of J J,,lln HALEY for Congress at the
lead of its columns.
Mr. Ruick, candidate for District At
torney, and Mr.. McPhee, for Sheriff,
were in town yesterday.
Parties about town complain about
cows proving about the back yards and
devonring vegetables etc.
There are three Democratic aspirants
for Sheriff in Boise all having their TN
nonncements in the Democrat.
DIED: Aug 9th, at Albion, Cassia
County, r. N. Howell, stepfather of the
wife of C. W. foyer of Ketchum.
fresh breeze yesterday that blew up
the dust and closed up the windows
presaged storm in the near future.
Mrs. John Gray and two children, o.
Boise, came in Oh last evenings train an6
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pink.
ham.
Mrs Holland was thrown from hors,
on Sunday, while ont riding, and con
siderubly injured, one arm being badly
bruised.
DR.. johnson is still doing wonderful
improvements on the Cold Spring Ranci
aud will soon have way station located
at that place on the railroad.
Col. Geo. l.. Shoup respectfully de.
clines the Shoshone Journals invitation
to axcept the Republican nomination
for Congress. He has too much to do.
A few members of the congregation o
the Methodist church will soon begin re
J hearsing the popular drama ''our Boys
J for presentation at some time in the
near future.
! There has been talk among Republi
cans in this county of putting Neil a
the head of the county ticket, shoul,
Singiser receive the nomination, bu
, this is improbable"
The Shoshone Journal says of tn
} ball at Kvtchum at the railroad cele
} bratic that "the ladies were ont in full
! force. and it was the best dressed as
sembly ever seen in the Territory"
DUH ltittA paper Iudii w iAStSii
um are now delayed - hours. reaching
! here at IL A. NJ. instead of p. N. as pre-
J vious. or course there is considerably
annoyance caused but we can only hop
for change soon.
The Golden Gate" livery stable
/ Webber & Conley proprietors, come
/, out this morning as a regular advertis
ing patron of the KEYSTONE. Tn
, Golden Gate is a first-class establish
ment and turns out no inferior outfits
An exchange sensibly remarks. II
any old citizen, who has been voting
i right along for 25 or 80 years, discover
: st the registers Office that he is an aliel
and cannot register, the best thing h
can do is to hunt up district court an'
become naturalized."