The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-09-26

jerome F. Jacobs put a copy O.
the first issue Of the KEYSTONE
published in Kctchum after the fire
in his historic cabinet.
Jake Rcinhart, an old miner. ha,
struck placer diggings that pros.
pect well, on South Boise, abeu,
fifteen miles from Vienna.
The mining interests of Idaho
are certainly progressing rapidly
Her people are active, perscverina
and exceedingly cnterprising.
From the looks of the criminal
docket, it is doubtful if much civil
business will be transacted at the
fall term of the Circuit Court.
John Worswick of Bellevue has
located the Little Smoky Hot
Springs and is busy building baths
and making other improvements.
Reed, the toll gate keeper on the
Challis road, sent Il fine buck deer
down to Baxter's Hotel, that
weighed 200 pounds when dressed.
If the proprictors of Metropoli-
tan Hall will put in some stage
fixtures it will be in better shape
to receive talent this winter.
Messrs. Grcenhow & Rumsev,
and Pinkham & Lewis arc daiiv
making large shipments of winter
supplies to the surrounding mining
camps.
Rev. a. ]. Joslyn preached his
farewell sermon in the Methodist
Church last Monday evening. Hc
goes to accept his new appointment
in Oregon.
Maj. VIM. Hyndman and J. ID.
Murphy have departed for the East.
The Major goes to his home in Con-
necticut, and Mr.. Murphy to
New York City.
Howard Stetson was initiated
INTO the mysteries of bucking cay
useism last Sunday, and is now
point ahead of some of the other
fellows in the art of horsemanship.
We won two boxes of cigars and
a new hat on last Saturdays issue.
1t was circulated within fifty-four
hours from the time the outfit was
unloadcd at the front door; but
we russled.
Henry Bews, of the firm of Hodg-
man e. Bews, of the Merchants Ho-
tel, has been appointed postmaster
of Haley. He will take charge of
the office as soon as his commits
sion arrives.
At Silver City one day last week,
school was dismissed mt noon for
the day, in order that the children
might attend the races in the after
noon. The teacher was probably |
buying pools.
Judge Morgan came in from
Oxford Monday and returned Tues
day with Mrs. Morgan and his |
daughter Grace. Miss Coral Nor
gan remains for n time with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Snow.
Mrs. Lieutenant Galbraith of
Custer, Montana, sister of Miss
Lizzie Black, who was recently seri-
,usly injured in being thrown from
l carriage, is improving rapidly
md is not hurt as bad as reported.
The Capital" saloon, always to
he front in hospitality and other
points of excellence, inserts
advertisement in this
ssuc. Mr.. Roberts knows the value
If patronizing his local newspaper.
A glance at the advertising col
INNS of the KEYSTONE will con-
;incc our patrons that people see
what they have to say; that we
nave the neatest display type on
Wood River; that our business is
Increasing.
off you don't get out of this
'ard you will catch it," said an
lngry woman to q boy who had
.omc over to play. GAN right"
aid the urchin, 81 wouldn't have
'omc over if I'd a knowed YOU
olks had it.-Exchangc.
The general merchandise store of
,. Schwartz was attached Thurs
lay by Kingsbury e. McGowan for
PARTIES in Silver Reef for $465. J.
!. Friedman of HALEY came up
nd relieved Mr.. Schwartz, who is
loing business as checrfully as ever.
There is a fine specimen of ore in
}axtcr's cabinet from the Black
horse mine. 1t is a fair sample of
OTIS now being shipped to the
shelters, and goes 1873 ounces in
silver and sixty-five per cent. lead.
That's the kind Of ore we have '
round Ketchum. ,
The Umatilla Times, Vol. /. No. !
J, published at Adams. Umatilla ,
county, Oregon, made it's appear
NICE yesterday among our ex-
hanges. 1t is bright, clean.
lewsy, well gotten up folio weekly.
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