The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-22

er goes openly where they 60, OF
are willing to 60, secretly, and
again unlike them, he comes away
pure and undefiled.-Times, 18th.
"Col." is evidently trying to yin
dictate himself for that very fragrant
effusion of his on the "female in
stitute." "Pure and indebted. >
[Oh, my CAD.
The Bellevue League held q
meeting last evening. Silas Rails
was elected President: several new
members took the oath Mahoney,
the young man who made himself
SO disagreeable about town last
week, was dispelled; but we are
told of no definite step being taken
in regard to enforcing the boycott
Another meeting occurs Monday
night-Herald 18th.
Maj. VIM. Hyndman, after sue
cessful winter in the East and the
accomplishment Of some valuable
work for ketchum, returned home
yesterday. During his absence the
Major visited his home in New Ha-
ven and removed his family thence
to New York City, where he spent
most of the winter He also visit
ed Washington, ID. c., and while
there did a good turn for his noun
tain home-Ketchum, in causing
the establishment of the needed
mail route to Dickey.
T. Z. Picotte. formerly a news
paper man of Western Nevada, but
now editor of the Wood River
Times, has of late been throwing
mud at the Salt Lake Tribune. Af-
ter proving his statements false,
that journal says: He is evident
ly cross between a knave and a
fool, but which parent he most re-
recembles we are unable to decide
-Tuscarora Times-Review.
Believe the KEYSTONE was guilty
of q slight error last week in quot
ing the Tribune, but our own ac-
quaintance with the subject led us
to it in a busy moment, and we
now acknowledge that we erred in
giving the exact words of the Tri-
bune.
Mrs. II. S. Duniway, editor of
the New Northwest, of Portland, and
Vice-President of the National
Women Suffrage Association of the
Pacific Slope, is making lecture
tour of Idaho with a view to writ
ing up its resources, and will visit
Kctchum and lecture III the VI. +.
Church next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Mrs. Duniway is truly n
famous woman. Her labors as a
lecturer on popular topics and as
editor of a bright and logical
newspaper of large patronage on
the Coast, has won for her merited
repute in the Pacific States and
Territories. Her subjects OH the
rostrum are those of popular do
nestle and moral questions and
are handled in an efficient and al
tractive manner. We trust she
will have an audience in Ketchum.
Aye, lad, there are lands as fair
as this, but you cannot pick up
gold from their stress in larger
quantities than you do here. The
breeze that is waited from the sea
is refreshing, but you'll have to
work to make a living, my boy, and
the simple, sunny cline and health
full atmosphere will not make the
dollars jingle in your pocket or put
butter on your bread. a rolling
stone gathers no moss" and the
sooner you realize this the better.
The one object for you to look to
is to settle down and actually live.
Elegant residences and large bust
ness houses are not usually built
or maintained by men who are con
tinually drifting from place to
place. They are the property OF
men who settled down and with a
purpose in view, laid aside a little
at a time until they now count their
gains by the thousands. You can
do the same. 1t requires only WILL
contentment and steady habits.
Sold Out.
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