Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-15
HOME AND ABROAD.

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We maintain, as O rule,
Mans a fool
From beer what sudden friendship
springs.
Divine services will he held to- morrow
at Union Church at the usual hours-11
A. II. ana p. N. Sunday school ut
noon.
Attorney Lyttleton Price of HALEY
was in town yesterday and gave the
KEYSTONE short call. He was up on
legal business.
Any and everyone who wants to buy
or sell goods, wares or merchandise,
horses, cattle. wagons, harness or sad
dies, etc, at auction, go to WAIT, the
auctioneer.
Miss Gertie E. Lewis. daughter Of
Judge I. I. Lewis of this place. who has
been attending school for Young la
dies at South Hadley. Massachusetts,
the past three years, returned home last
Thursday. Miss Lewis will not return to
school, but remain at her home here in
Ketchum.
The Ketchum KEysTNE reporter, by
some carelessness, failed to mention our
townsman, P. G.. Herman Kranse, who
went up with the HALEY delegation to
assist in the installation of the I. o. o.
F. Lodge in that city the other night.
Give us credit for what we do well,
Brother Wheeler. HALEY Inter- Idaho.
The HALEY Times says the new brick
hotel building in that town is soon to be
completed. When finished it will be
opened ont as first class hotel. 1t
seems to us that HALEY is Mt present
sufficiently supplied with good hotels,
and it is very doubtful if a new enter
prise in that town will be a paying
investment for any person.
The Butte Town Talk tenders the fol-
lowing little bit of advice to its readers,
which is us applicable in Ketchum as
elsewhere "No, don't go where you
are not wanted. If a man wants you to
90 to his house he will invite you to do
so, and if merchant wants you to visit
his store he will invite you through the
columns of the local papers. 1t is wrong
to intrude."
Newspaper men are often blamed for
saying too much, whereas what they ac-
tually do say is but drop in the bucket
OF what they are told-but do not re-
peat. Everybody with an IKE to grind,
an enemy to disparage. or an luminosity
to crafty, pour's his tale into the
scribes ear with the hope that the same
will be published at the editorial risk.
If every bit of information that leaks
into newspaper office should be printed
you would see quite lively times.
Mr.. Durant, who for the past few
months has been here purchasing ores
for the Pueblo Smelling Works of Colo
RADIO will leave in day or two for Butte,
Montana, to enter the ore market there.
Mr.. Durant says that the recent increase
of So per ton in the rate of freight on
ore from HALEY to Denver effectually
shuts his works from Wool River, and
they are compelled to seek another
market until such time as the rates OF
freight shall be reduced to living basis
HALEY Times
V. Schr9ter, q member of the circus
band, had the misfortune OF having Il
shotgun explode when he was shooting
it and two OF the fingers of his left hand
were torn of. This happened on the
road about eighteen miles frem Challis
Jacob refused to lend the wounded man
horse to ride to doctor, but forced
him to remain with the band wagon
and three days after he arrived il
Ketchum DR.. Estes ampntated the
fingers and dressed the wound in good
shape Immediately upon his arrival DR.
Estes says the fingers could have beer
saved had they been dressed at the time
they were injured.
Hang these dirty, bilking snides. in
any line OF business, that don't pay theil
bills, That never intend to pay, yet run
In debt for labor, for stock, and fol
everything that they can, when they
know that they won't pay. They are the
bane of the community upou which they
infiict their presence. And yet tho
scrubs actually infect TO lock down upon
honest, straightforward men, who fulfill
Gil their obligations HALEY Times.
That is just what ought to be done
with John jacob, the bilking circns
man, who attached his own circus here
this week, throut h brother in IL W, tc
ewindle his hired people out OF theii