The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-07-31

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o1vertisers will please make a
pts Of this change
Lead s4.S5.
Bar silver sol.
Fine. delicate sachet powders at
be Lewis drug store.
I'm Dillingeg, an old timer, died
,.t Friday evening at Martin, and
~,s hurled Saturday at Era.
rbristianson, the jeweler, has re-
sred a fine regulator at his place
! business. Correct time will
always be found there.
The Nevada barber shop viii
,.roafter close its doors on Sun
lay at . o'clock. Patrons of the
,1sce are requested to bear this in
mind and be on hand in time.
The receipts of merchandise at
he depot during the week were as
FLOWS: Two cars of coal; five
,rs of general merchandise; one
ar of -four and two cars of ore.
Foreman McPhee, Of the Minnie
Moore, states that, commencing
august 1st, he intends delivering
100000 worth of ore each month
n the surface. The Minnie is
rowing itself a banner mine, and
re hope for a realization of Mr..
IePhee's prediction.
The dog and badger fight last
ltuday night at Jerome Jacobs
aacte,l a large crowd. After an
rw's hard fighting the bull dog,
= hch turned the scales at forty-two
gnds, succumbed and the fight
declared in favor of the badger.
u dog committed suicide Mon
Il.
lfyou want a genuine cashmere
nit 20 to Pinkham d Comstocks.
Census Marshal W. T. Peck has
Cmpleted the taking of the school
'eISus of this district and finds the
flowing number of children !:
Boys between the years Of five and
Tenty-one years of age, SO; girls
tween same ages, 20. Total, 153.
ast year the census roll showed
VI children, q falling off of SO chill
Ten during the year.
On Wednesday afternoon a
latch race, three hundred yards,
etWecn the horses, Gray Mare and
'nde, took place at the track for
purse of 5000. a big crowd was
Resent to witness the race. AT.
he start Dude had the best of the
ace, hut few the track when near
he outcome, which gave the race to
Gc mare.
Robert Reed, the thirteen-year-old
On Of Reuben Reed, met with a
eHOus accident while out cunning
ID tuesday last. His gun, a muz-
N-ioader, was heavily loaded, and
'lllle III the act of shooting both
affe e. discharged at once. The
Vcll threw the butt of the gun
gal salnst the upper lip of the boy
s',lns deep cash. The services
i Ut. A. G. Lewis were brought
no requisition, and the wound
eFed up.
vi last Wednesday the little |
.aashter of Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes,
'>'s at the Elkhorn mine, had a
!, ~fO" escape from a frightful death. |
aH IN some manner found can of |
r;n'eG'ratcd I've, and attempted to
nd ,I'A = from 1t, resulting in her mouth |
J, ups beng very badly burned. |
h. h, Lewis was telcphoned and gave
,in NECESSARY directions to allay the
,s+ ol the little sufferer, who at
~ accounts was doing nicely.
, Last Saturday the owners of the
f| an mine declared a dividend
, ~ P9'oOO, making total of $es, 1000
l. ~ VI. for the current year.
-. ZINES says the dividend was
n;. aS large as usual this month.
h. . .0'he heavy expense to which
Drco 1 was put. The working
' ;,ue lost four days because Of the
H. neu 1 d boiler was put
nev INV r" gallows-frame erected and
FORKS pao made to and around the
= besides sinking two shafts.
erjnt;a lsllns goods of every de-
toel,s 'u at Pinkham & Com