The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-11-28


Captains connection with the
Warm Springs Consolidated Mining
Co.'S operations here have been OF
the most successful nature, and il
he is disposed he will in all proba-
bi)ity return to the charge next
spring. The Ontario carries on its
winter work under the Immediate
supervision of the foreman Mr..
Clark.
The President of the Ketchum
Literary and Dramatic Society
calls special meeting for next
Monday for the purpose of consid-
ering the ACCESSIBILITY Of not pro-
ducing the next regular programme,
as it will interfere largely with the
dramatic entertainment on Satur-
day. The latter is now consuming
| the undivided attention of the soci-
ETY. and the programme arran ged
for Thursday evening will probably
be withheld one week.
Miss Mary II. Johnson, daught-
er of +. =. Johnson of Challis, was
united in marriage on Wednesday
the Goth instant TO Mr.. Geo. A.
Ellis. at the residence of the brides
Father. at Challis. Miss Johnson
is beautiful and talented young
lady. She graduated last year from
an Eastern college. Her father is
well known by the legal profession
throughout this Territory and
Utah. The relatives and acquaint-
ances all wish the happy couple
successful and prosperous life.
"a HALEY man took whiskey
last night. The whiskey took all
his sense and some other fellow
took his watch. The man who went
to take him in got took in himself
This is no take-off, and the moral
is, seldom take anything" We
took this item from the Moscow
Mirror, the Moscow Mirror took If
from the Miner, the News
Miner took it from the original
taker, and that is how this take
comes to be taken.-Atlanta News.
The Atlanta News takes a great
many "takes" and to off the
above take business, but if it wants
to take something taking it better
take this.
The X. Of P. dance, notwithstand-
ing the very bad condition of the
roads and streets, was attended by
about forty couples and proved a
most enjoyable affair. The hall
was arranged in detail for the com
fort and pleasure of guests, the
music was Prof. Delius' best, and
the several reception and floor
committees did their duty without
hearing complaint. All hands in
dulged freely and joyously in the
pleasure and went home fully sat
isfed. What better evidence of
success? The Knights will have to
draw on their pockets just little,
but very little and less than most
of them expected. Their most
sanguine expectations Of success
social-were realized. And the
community will probably be glad
to have them announce another
ball most any time.
Thank sgiving day was largely
observed by the good people of
Ketchum, and sundry and divers
amuscments filed up the category
of the event. Some went turkey
shooting. Some went skating on
DR.. Johnson's fish pond, which by
the way will make a capital rink,
some locked themselves up TO fast
in anticipation of the fullest extent
of oysters and turkey and cram
berry scaucc and dressing and such
stuff, while still others went no.
where and had nothing
1t is questionable which is to be
pitied most; the one who whetted
up by semi-starvation vOracious
appetite and ate till his eyes bulged
and his ears tinglcd to be truely
devoted to the occasion, or the one
who experienced no tnusal inward
ness because ne conldn't get it.
Our pity is measured out unre-
STRANGELY to the former, and we
think there were a great many sub
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