The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-07-28
IDAHO NEWS,

!, Shoshone Journal: The gold
ring sharp was playing his PERM
f cious ayocation around town thi!
week. 1t is usually ring which
he prizes very highly, having beer
presented to him by a relative, but
being reduced to the point of star
walton, is compelled to part with it
If the ring is sold the buyer is ''sold'
also.-Four "vags" who had beer
making their home on Hog Island
for several days, picking up cloth
ing and begging money and food
were sentenced to 20 days in the
county Jail by Judge King yester-
day morning. They were taken to
HALEY by sheriff Kinney.-A bridge
is at last to be built across Little
Wood River near Burnest's ranch,
by the county.
Blackfoot News: Townsite buy
ers are beginning to show up and
are impatiently awaiting the impor-
tant auction sale at Pocatello.-
Utah fruit is reported very scarce
this season this makes Bosses OPP
portunity; her fruits are vastly SUI
perior to those Of Deseret produc-
tion.-Eagle Rock is about to re-
ceive a boom; the Park road will
undoubtedly start from that point,
and wagon road to Cariboo will
be built during the summer
News Of q most revolving cutting
scrapc reaches us from Camas.
John Roberts and Hutchinson had
been partners in some business; in
making a settlement difficulty
arose when Roberts, pulling out a
knife, began the work of hewing up
his victim. Hutchinson ran, fol-
lowed by Roberts, who cut him at
every jump until his victim fell cut
in thirteen places. DR.. Beane was
summoned and gave the sufferer
proper surgical treatment. Roberts
was arrested and admitted to bail
Of $1,000 which he promptly gave.
Inter-Idaho: The many friends
of Miss Libbie Lufkins, late of
HALEY, congratulate her upon her,
happy marriage with Mr.. [. I. Boil
ton, at San Jose, California, July
18th. The service was performed
by Rev. DR.. Wakefield
McFadden left for the Salmon river
country to look after his mining
interests there.-The following
townships in Alturas county have
been surveyed and the plats re-
ceived at the land office: n, II
E., Camas prairie; 3, 4, 5, n, % E.,
Little Lostriver; n, 24E., Martin.
Challis Messenger: John Moore,
who came out from Custer Sunday,
brings the word that the Custer
mill and mines have closed down
and nearly all the men were knocked
off. Whether this is for repairs, or
otherwise, is at present not known.
Word comes from Bayhorse
that Pete Chiodo has skipped the
country, leaving numerous credit
ors and taking about 81 900 belong
ing to his partners.-Wm. Hanna
has located in Challis and rented |
the Ashton blacksmith shop.-I
0. J. Salisbury came out from Gus
ter, SATURDAY., and went to Salt |
Lake the same day.
Caldwell Tribune: Telegraph |
celebration at Silver, Circus at Cald-
we'll, Leap Year ball at Mountain |
Home, and general celebration
throughout all Utah on the oath. |
Robert E. Strahorn arrived |
from months trip in the east last
Wednesday, and went to Haley
Friday. Mr.. Strahorn has purchased |
the HALEY Hot Springs and will
take full possession August 9Th.
Progress: Nampa is digging an
artesian well, and has made ar
to go down 1900 feet if
ecessary.-Pocatello has 1928
and in all probability
it will double in the next year.
Col. John Green is again in COM
mand of the troops at Boise bar
racks.
Pocatello Reporter, 25th: Sheriff
Taylor started for Bozeman, Mon
tana, last night, to. bring the es-
capped murderer, Woods, back to
Blackfoot. where he will, no doubt,
on the 18th of next month, receive
the same punishment IS did Will
Jams last Saturday.
The Rogers Bros, Of Lost river,
have begun hauling their crop Of
wool to Blackfoot where they will
offer it in the market or from which
point they will ship it.
Sells Bros big circus has been
travelling through the territory and
g reported by the Pocatello and
Eagle Rock papers as sell.
THE Christian Science class is
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