The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03

if we don't have a boom any Other
way we may expect the usual flock
of winged mugwumps.
We acknowledge receipt of 8
complimentary ticket to the races
of the Idaho Park Association tc
commence October 18th.
G. B. Moulton's new house If
nearing completion, and will make
beautiful and commodi0us dwell
ing.-Baker City Democrat.
! A fool can start a paper, but il
takes wise man to know Just
when to let go Of it. We hope we
shall never have to let go again.
D. Appleton & Co. are publishing
Without Compass" Strange
they should risk the dark waters of
a publishing business with no
guide.
Transfers have been busy at
work cutting out stumps and brush
on the river bottom to prepare a
good winter road between Ketchum
and Haley.
Prof. McChesney, of al Broad
way, New York, was at the Palace
yesterday. The professor is visit
ing Wood River mines in the inter-
ests of capital.
J. p. Scarf has returned from
Caribov, the old gold mining camp,
and states that the placer and other
mining there will give that town
another boom.
There is dog running around
town with his nose gloriously
bedecked with porcupine quilts.
He stuck his nose in someone's else
business. Served him right.
l.. Borgeois was severely wounded
Thursday by his steam saw. 1t
hoped off while running and made
a frightful cash in his thigh. He
is under the care of DR.. Lewis.
Hon. John Haley sends word
that "more petitions will be nee
cssary to effect a decision upon the
mail route to Challis. BlackfOot
is giving us hard fight. Whoop
'er up.
Dow Newman has bonded the
Pine Tree and the Mollie Bond
claims of McFadden and Whistler
and commenced work upon them.
They are located near the Carrie
Leonard.
The Senate smelter has shut
down for the winter. The COM
pany is preparing to move its works
about a mile down to the river, and
then put up a larger furnace and
run by water power.
The latest dress for gentlemen
is the Father Hubbard" Simply
drop the suspenders and wear the
shirt loose over the tops of the
pants instead of tucking it in, and
you have the "Father Hubbard"
Visitors are always welcome to
the KEYSTONE office on any day
except Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. If they have business, how
ever, they are welcome on these
days.
THE KETcHUM KEYSTONE has
made its appearance in its new
dress and enlarged form, and we
find it larger, brighter, and newsier
than ever. After its serious misfOr-
tune, we wish it boundless success.
Statesman.
A soldier named John D. Allen |
was accidentally killed by a rifle
shot at Boise Barracks on Tuesday
afternoon. He was patching the
sarget during rifle practice and was
nit by wild shot while twenty-five
eet from the target.
An exchange says 1.-THE advent
If cooler weather is making we'd $
lings more numerous" Don't sec {
Us it affects Ketchum. But if
come in proportion to the
of mercury we'll have
,ur share before spring.
In Butte, Montana, last Friday,
Ludwig, jealous hus- c
,and, killed A. Grusscy, a promi- |
lent merchant, who was too init $
nate with his wife. Ludwig shot +,
irussey in the back five times,
With a 44-caliber bulldog, the latter .
lying within ten minutes.
Our public school reopened on
of this week. Mr.. J. M.
an experienced disci- !
is the new instructor. r
Again each morning as we pass /:
The citys streets along,
Well hear the voices of the class Z
Ring out the nations song.
The small boys treble piping clear, [
The bigger boys low growl,
And from the boy who has no ear
A wired, discordant howl. 1
A representative of mining cap q
tai recently visited Ketchum, and +,
lfter learning what he could Of the :
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