The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

DoiIc NTdy son, IN VIENNA, tailed
to secure bondsmen and is guest
at the Furey Asylum.
Prof Geo. Delius requests the
KEYSTONE to extend thanks to the
members Of the orchestra who &c
kindly contributed to the success
of the benefit ball in Ketchum on
the evening Of March 9Th.
Mr.. r. Percival Of Vienna pub
fishes in this issue a neatly written
correspondence in defense Of his
sobriety against alleged charges
made against him, as copyist in the
recent shooting case in the Vienna
Justice Court.
The Cassia County Times says
that over 100000 cattle are annu-
ally fattened on the grasses OF
Cassia county. The Times must
be mistaken. There are not that
many cattle fattened annually in
the entire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bradstreet's reports show that
the number of boycotts throughout
the United States since January /,
1884, shows an increase of nearly
700 per cent. during the current
year. And 1885 was the dullest
year known to the country for a
long period.
At the residence Of John S. Gray
last Saturday evening Mrs. J. S.
Gray, Miss Lewis and Miss Stein
entertained a number of young
ladies and gentlemen. The even
ing was spent in card playing and
social enjoyment, and general
good time was had by alI.-States-
man.
CAPTAIN Henry Guyer wrote from
Serena, Chill, South America, about
three weeks ago, as follows: 1--WE
are having fine summer weather,
and plenty OF fruit The mill is
running right along. We paid
another dividend of 500 a share
last December--so that the share
holders are happy.
Brother Clay has gone to the
Ogden Hot Springs and the edito-
rial department of the Inter-ldaho
ie again in the hands Of the devil,
who begins his amusing operations
by attaching the Philadelphia
Smelters. He was so kind, though,
to permit them to be released before
any damage was done.
The Muldoon smelters were pur-
chased at Sherilf's sale yesterday
by the Philadelphia Smelling Com
pany for 81 ,232.49. The HALEY
Theater was also sold on a judg-
ment held by T. Il. Jones against
Ward & Quantrell, and bought by
a. +. Montandon for the sum of
$1,O21. 55.-News- Miner.
A conspiracy TO murder Govern
ment officials at Salt Lake is
declared TO have foundation. 1t is
charged that the programme was
for a man disguised by mask TO
shoot District Attorney Dickson on
his way home in the evening. The
pay for the job was 81 800 for
Dickson, $500 for Ireland and
$500 for ks.-Statesman.
"No sensible person ever takes
exception to impersonal criticism
of public affairs. No trained and
educated newspaper man ever
makes indirect personal attacks.
To the sensible men of the com
munitv this is known. Times.
No decent newspaper Will fail to
observe the line between home
talent and professional theatricals.
The Odd Fellows of ketchum
have secured their music, hall and
printing for the grand anniversary
ball TO be given on the Goth OF
April. The affair is calculated to
be on a grand scale and the mem
bers of the lodge are sparing no
expense to make all they can of ii
in a social and enjoyable way.
They do not expect to more than
pay expenses.
We open the Tuscarora Times
day after day and are confronted
by the audacious query chow does
your watch run?" It's none oil
your id business, but to be hon