The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-17

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there are seventy pupils in attend
ance at the public school.
The fire company was out for
usual drill GU last Sunday and
played a handsome stream.
Johnny Henley has dissolved
connection with these parts and
gone to Washington Territory.
George Potts, who was shot at
the Camas mill last Sunday, died
Thursday afternoon at four o'clock.
A. Adams is a pulcky man and
will soon reopen his large furniture
store, that burned, with an increased
stock.
Bob Boon, fire marshal, returned
from hunting tour of several
days on the East Fork of Lost
River.
Who wouldn't be Grand Juror
and get up at daybreak and come
home after dark to run news
paper?
Rev. J. w. Maxwell will preach
in the NJ. +. Church tomorrow,
morning and evening. The public
is invited.
Mr.. Roadway was taken sick
Thursday and excused from the
Grand Jury, which sat yesterday
with fifteen members.
Shooting scrapes were so num-
erous in the fore part of the week
that the Grand Jury almost dispair
of getting off before snow.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
La Point, on Sunday morning, the
18th instant, a son. "A genuine,
thoroughbred brick mason.
We are pleased to again receive
THE KETcHUM KEYSTONE, which is
much improved since its resurrec-
tion.-Baker City Democrat.
A witness named Gaugh from
Shoshone was fined last Wednes-
day for having refused to obey a
subpoena in the Hatton theft case.
T. f. Clohecy went to HALEY
Wednesday to give his testimony
in the Sims case and upon return
ing went to the upper country
Thursday.
A pair of steel bound spectaclcs
in a tin case was found on the
street and left at this office. The
owner can have same by paying for
this notice.
The recent case of horse thieves
escaping from the authorities at
Bellevue is an astonishing one
The wicked flee when no man
pursueth."
Don't forget the grand rattle and
shooting match going on at the
Springs to-day and tomorrow
Oysters, turkeys, chickens and
everything good.
b. says that the fire company
has been challenged TO go to Boise
for a muster against the companies
of that town, and viii in all proba-
bility accept the walk away.
Tom Popham saws there's going
to be a big mining transaction
somewhere before long, but can't
just locate it. Sorry he couldn't
give us a more definite item.
Divine service will be held at
Union Church tomorrow at II A.
VI. and 1870 P. NJ. Sunday-school
at noon. Social religious service
on Wednesday evening next.
Lost-a book Of duets and trios
-vocal-by popular composers.
Anyone having such book in their
possession unclaimed will confer
favor by leaving it at this office.
The Enterprise Restaurant starts
out with a good business under the
management of the new proprie
tress, Mrs. Sarah Roach. See new
advertisement III to-day's KEY
STONE.
Tom Lavell is going to ship his
fast team to Butte, where he is in
the livery businss. We are glad to
learn that Tom will remain with Us
IA while before retiring for the
winter.
They say the "Camas wild man"
came to his unfortunate condition
through the quartz craze. Here is
warning to Tom Popham, Sam
Houston and a dozen others in
Ketchum.
The firemen gave grand ball in
Bellevue Wednesday night and
were favored with a large attend
ance. 1t was held in the new hall
converted from the old Coffin build
ing by Larsen.
Regular meeting of the Ketchum
Literary Society at the residence
of Jos. Pinkham Thursday night.
The attendance was good. The
society starts out with new officers
and favorable auspices.