Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-08
HOME AND ABROAD.


Only one man stopped his paper in
two months.
Fishing and hunting still continues
good in the near vicinity.
Capt. 4. W. Buzzo returned from an
extended trip to California Monday.
On orr first page will be found the
new advertisements OF the Idaho For
wardipg Company. Read it and profit
thereby.
Mr.. Fred X. Gillette will preach at
Union Church tomorrow morning from
the text, " Canst thou by searching find
out God?"
New finds in the way OF mines still
continue. This is nothing more than
what might be expected in so great
mineral country.
A lady soys: II wish 1t was the fashion
TO wear paper dresses punched with pin
holes. Then one might keep cool these
hot and exciting times"
One of the delights OF an editor is to
ind gross typographical errors in his
paper after all due diligence in detect
ing and correcting them.
On account Of giving up so much space
to the Grant memorial services in
Ketchum, we are compelled to omit the
statement of the Fourth of July finances
this issue.
Remember the circus holds forth in
Ketchum Wednesday, August 18th.
The papers where the circus has
performed speak well of it. Admission
nfty cents.
Mrs. C..B. Marlatt received the sad
intelligence OF the sudden death OF her
mother, Mrs. Il. Miller, at Boise yester-
day. Mrs. Miller died Thurday Of
dropsy OF the heart.
The Philadelphia Smelter, which
closed down the furnaces for repairs
Monday, will start up in full blast again
iaside OF few days--as soon as the fur
nnces are put in repair.
Ketchum is the only town on Wood
River that held Gran memorial services.
The people OF Ketchum are sufficient
admirers OF the lamented General Grant
to hold appropriate memorial services
as commemoration OF the nations
departed.
One glory Of our climate is that how
ever hot the days may be the nights are
delightfully."- cool and pleasant. This is
not the case East There thermometers
keep high all the time, and the nights
are as exhaustive as the days. Here we
Gun always count OH good sleeping.
Henry Swift informs us that there nrc
thee new bodies of galena ore uncovered
In the Argonaut mine, on Lake Creek,
and in 40 one is the ledge less than two
feet in width. He brought down
another sample lot to the Philadelphia
SHELTERS Thursday which proved good
returns.
Harry schweitzer feels better to- day
that is after putting his head on ice
Yesterday he received news from Salt
Lake to the effect that daughter had
been born unto him. In his celebration
of the event he did not forget to pass
the cigars in the KEYSTONE office. For
further particulars see born"
Cushing's Overland circus gave two
exhibitions here yesterday to large an6
enthusiastic audiences. Last evening
every seat was filled, and the exhibition
gave general satisfaction. The perfor,
nance was good; in fact, it seemed to
please the audience more than the big
railroad shows.--Nevada Silver State.
Fine Reddish from the famous Redfisl
Lake are common at our hotels and res
taurants. The reddish resembles salmon
somewhat, and nearly as large. Red
fish Lake is the only place in the worl(
where this species Of fine, food fish il
found. They are like salmon-only |
reddish is reddish and o salmon is |
salmon.
The regular monthly Sunday-schoo
concert will be held at Union Churcl
tomorrow Sunday evening. Prepara
tons are being made to make it allow
the average. The older scholars ant
teachers Of the school will principal,
make up the programme. More thar
ordinary pains have been taken in pre-
pairing the singing exercise, some OF tn
best singers in town being engaged t.
participate. All are cordially invited t
attend.
The advance of freight rates for ore
al hr,llinn from Wood River CnllSe.