The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-26

23d to visit her sister.
DR.. Cabiness will leave Black
foot for Salem, Oregon, in a few
days to transfer the Idaho insane
to the former place.
County Commissioners kohlepp
and Abbott are viewing the Smoky
road with the intention of making
some needed repairs.
Dan Stein, an old Wood River
Miner, will leave for Coqulmbo,
Chill, s. A., in a few days. He
goes to work for Capt. Guyer, we
understand.
Harry Murdoch was down from
the Yankee Blade and Ophir mines
this week after more men. He in
forms us that the mines are look
ing splendidly, and the roads get
ting in splendid condition. Ore
shipping will commence soon.
J. B. Reif, superintendent of the
Falls City Silver Mining Company,
has returned from his winter visit
East, and expects to commence
work on some of his propccts at
an early day. Developments last
year show the prospects to be good
properties, and the chances are
very favorable for the devep-
ment Of some splendedid mines by
him this year.
Last Sunday the Rev. I. I. Os-
borne made an eloquent appeal to
the parents and children in behalf
of the Sabbath School. The time
has been changed to two o'clock,
which gives all an opportunity to
attend. The good moral teachings
of Sabbath schools are Of incalcu-
liable benefit to the rising genera
ton and community in general, and
should be strongly encouraged.
Judge |. !. Lewis, President OF
the First National Bank, and III.
J. Hardess, superintendent OF
the Philadelphia Co.'S. smelling
works, will leave at 4 o'clock this
afternoon for Lost River The
former goes to examine the Challis
toll road on the other side of tho
mountain to see what improve
ments should be made, and viii
return Monday. Mr. Hardess goes
on private business.
Last Sunday Col. ]. C. Dow, Col
W. II. Broadhead, Willie Broad
head and the temporary prevaricat
or Of the KEYSTONE went up t
North Fork, ten or twelve miles
above Ketchum, armed with fish
hooks and plenty to eat. The par
ty was very lucky, having caugh
several "five-pound" trout; ans
the passer-by who helped himsel
to the grub basket during the alb
sence of the party must have beer
lucky also.
a KEYSTONE reporter took a run
through the premises of the Palace
Hotel day or two ago with jim
Judge, and was surprised to fine
everything in such fine shape. Hi
cellar is one of the safest on Woo
River, and filed with the finest 0
1881 bonded liquors and shelves
loaded with good cigars. His ic'
house is cool and well filled. Th'
hotel and everything in connection
Herewith cannot be excelled. !
YOU don't believe it 60 and see 70
yourself.
Last Monday afternoon JOIN
Beardsley, at Metzler's stable
while holding a rope hitched to
Wild horse, was suddenly thrown
onto his head. For a few minute
those who saw the accident did no
suppose he had sustained any in
iurv-not until he began to stag
ger. He is around the streets, an'
{. SAYS he cannot remember any
thing that happened since he cam
into town short time before tn
/ accident. He suffers no pain q
Z, all, and is perfectly rational.
A band Of % gypsies were her
the fore part of the week tellin
fortunes. but evidently did not d
: very well, as they took their dc
I parture after only few days stay
!. They had good teams and splendi
: wagons, and seemed to enjoy thei
0 rowing life. This peculiar peopl