The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-11-17

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90 ,-1,. fresh and sound q
J. .ppoo,tofice store.
b'''. > will sell tickets to s.
1pD u u r. return t for $e1.4o. o.
wi, , ana 18th. Limited to 10 day
4, l date d sale:
''p', eooding Bother r, killed an. ane
lpE 0oO1 i2;.month-old pig t, thu ],
,s :'' aa,;s . by Louie steck' which
~ :. will take Harrison shavet
|, o. sss sI six months at four ar: bits
rthls 'I ns1 Thereafter Jerome thinks
,s'11a,,1ss,, his beard grow and be-
~, ,''' p 'ip'!otsetionis!:-
'',. Tstchum merchants have a,y
DOB r nIs trade this week in fill
ds., n:I' and shipping goods to
,s!i' 'a ass Clayton, Custer and
s Y Giistricts in this vicinity
;, tbe time of going to press
I rrsy.rosE has not been able to
sA \. tbs official count of the com
a .1!an 'us Of the officers elected for
's+,s county for the next ensu-
lro years.
-, December 1st to 18th the
s'' Pacific will sell tickets to
a'l Missouri River point and re-
y NM rood for four months, for
A n d: Any one wishing to pur,
Y y, :" tickets beyond should call
'" ',ot for particulars.
FIRMS of stock can be seen wend-
.. l way out of the mountains
heir winter quarters on the
N, and valleys in the lower al
.' Ia there to rustic for a living
N the green grass makes its ap-
a,snce in the spring.
NV STEVENSON has issued a
|,rsmation designating that the
~rt upon Turkey will take place
'r,lay, November 29th. The
InosE hopes that every one in
abo will be fully armed and
rppsd for the occasion.
Rails, carbuncIes. and other skin
rtons indicate that the system
is,leaToring to reject poisonous
ls. and that Ayers Sarsaparilla
apsratively needed. It is the
Irritable of all blood medicines.
|4pur druggist for it, and take
ndher.
TM FLEMING, the well-known
|.5.hln blacksmith, is crowded
I'D b1siness. If you want any
|H, done in the way of horse
tTns, wagon repairing, or in fact
.4lng in that line, call on Tom
ayou will get entire satisfaction,
itad him always courteous and
annodating.
4 PRoGsosTICAToR of the weather
nj, that the numerous hocks of
ii geese which lowered over the
w Thursday morning is a sure
aofa cold, dry winter, with but
Eaa SNOW, If the prophesy be
%, We hope the air will be filed
ti geese from now until spring.
HERR seems to be a scarcity Of
alh town. Dow Newman says
this order for four carloads was
&ptel on the 18th of last month.
ii more than likely his coal
a have been side-tracked some
'ai: 10 give way to the numerous
74abhean Publication excursion
cls.
TIE few light falls of snow which
w occurred during the past week
-'e lotln any way impeded travel
s'ld from the outside districts.
IL Aetchum Forwarding Compa-
y large freight teams are still
,'lilg their way across the divide
.Ile salmon river country with
Haay Interruption.
!. LIE :. Noman's Christian Temper
% Y ! Union will give their first Cos
=. temperance u, Meeting at the
.-:a church tomorrow Sunday |
, y. The church will be dec
~. -sa' and there will be a pro-
anime !, Of addresses, essays, music,
y . !, Which the public is cordially |
NJ r- a s f. francis Adams, presi-
;r.S me U. T. R. R. system, has
W.. ] general order announcing
y, appointment of VIM. H. Hol-
~ s, general manager; C. C. Mel
,, 5Sls'ant general manager and
\ a "a IN agent; the conirma-
,J ,nn Edward Dickinson as gen.
,sn rap.sI1lnntendent; J. A. Monroe
bVuefal treJpht or,,. T q I'll