The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-11-03

u. s,'I prompt attention,
Nv. maxwell, pastor Of
s1sv,.S -, is Episcopal church of
be Drsssigned his passionate, to
BBiasy H., ss' on the first Of November.
~, lection returns will be re-
~! ~. Il ti the depot from November
s'' ia, ~ the the full vote is heard, pro-
81 1n ssno NO stuff can be dug up.
y BAXTER has added an
C,PIaAt, N his collection of pets.
e q: !! no goat-the midnight as
,siin : viii please take notice
:. and Mrs. J. V. Easley, who
w. s, ON running q boarding house
N ',ts King of the West mine' Smo-
" Jnrjug the past season, have
s.,rnsd to Ketchum to spend the
Cater |
r,,,ps, Mark Price and W. A.
qs ns have removed the bar fix
' ..,i the old Capitol soloon
p r',t Fork where they will open
Mn business.
,,r Consciousness of having remedy
.s irr for Group, pneumonia, sore throat,
y ,nddeu colds, is very cosoling to
s.,, With a bottle of Ayers Cherry
y S. in the house, one feels, in such
ss , sense of security nothing else
agVe' -
yrxr Tuesday will tell the tale.
some it will be a tale of woe
ID vanishing greenbacks; to 9th
gaHill be a soul-inspiring yarn"
victory that will cause them to
how up their old hats and shout
d their lungs are sore. Which
dill be to you? Next Tuesday
Ilbe election day.
faEasistrar's books were closed
d gening in conformity to the
wand those who may have been
intimate enough not to be reg
tined at this time will have an
immunity at the polls, where the
Easr will keep his books open
al the closing Of the polls:
THE country hereabouts was Wis
Nby arain shower Tuesday night
mon the following morning the
ii mountain peaks were every
tFn capped with snow. 1t is pre-
lifted by weather profits that the
Isaer peaks will not be visible
gia this year in their summer
ab
IN the Union Pacific directors
.asing in Boston on Wednesday,
En H. Holcomb was chosen vice
resiient to succeed the late Thos.
Potter as chiefexecutive of affairs
1.-THE Union Pacific system, resi-
altst Omaha. Thomas L. Kim
al vas appointed general manager
1dC. L, Miller assistant general
-.nager
S November 7th an excursion
IAN will pass Shoshone carrying
asensers to San Francisco. The
a'eiiom Ketchum and other Wood
ATel towns for the round trip will
zoo Tickets will be good for
See months from date of sale.
ne date was changed from the 9Th
o'As lth. Here is a golden op-
"'ui!ly 70 visit the coast.
hon. JOHN NJ. CANNADY was in
Na yesterday and his presence
r lung US was a reminder that
Sase John has made an able and
. ~aoFaOle auditor and recorder and
y: be reelected. No recommen-
sioa IS necessary for John NJ.
'-asay because he is known and
~, ,,psssea by every voter in Alturas
, "aay' His good deeds are as
"'as as his good name.
~ IN democratic rally one week
~ |" ",nnlght, in Metropolitan Hall,
, %Seil attended, and a number of
/" G democratic speakers, such
4, uso' A. Williams, chairman of
/ ',SSaaaty central committee, Geo. |
4 Quot, candidate for the House
H. representatives, N. NJ. Ruick,
!, ventilated the HALEY Ring
,,t,; .s1als, of Bellevue, etc., en-
s;,s s;dsa the people in a very sue
'"'ui manner.
,,rsi W. VAS' POTTER, a miner, was
d n; on and severely injured in
jS.s Minnie Moore mine at Bellevue
n, ns., night. His right hand
,,s,5 dashed d and several Of his ribs
81 Is Mr.. Potter's wife died |
lbi;Iaary, leaving family of
i a s0s to his care. His case
al]s,"asa one and the citizens of
sa. '0' are helping him all they
t,at ,n =; PECK has made a compe-
Mace s''a aI satisfactory justice of the
toiise f Saa /. is nearly everybody's
,snu nm lGf reelection. Mr.. Peck is
VI p sSt;san' although not a rad
b that ultss san but will be supported
Ses, bsc. once irrespective Of pol
ae,ou ueSause he has shown himself
a 4, ~6uly Cannhlo =.