The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-12-07

TUE KErcHUM KEYsToSl
aa,V DECEMBER 7. lsc
nrpnAy's New York quota
..lnssa.silver, 95!; Lead, $50
II DoIIAnH1DE and 7. J. Gov
-, n left Yesterday on a hunting en ,
peditiOn to the lava peas o. A0s"'
county. -----
THOMAS A. James, foreman o
Silver Star mine at Smoky, II
siis Ketchum. tie reports '"'
fact of snow on the summit
r. is reported that a post92iihc,t
la been established at East Fork
n hSi h. - known as "Triumph"-Mrs
nDockard as postmistress.
FINE, light cutter can be oh.
,.;nod for a very small figure by
amnIving at this office. If you
want uFi a bargin, call at once.
CovPAD koNINGER, one OF the
ronrietors of the Clayton brewery,
p "ba has been visiting ketchum
hiring T the past week, leaves for
home to-day
MAJOR A. J. PINKHAM, who has
boen confined to his house during
the mast few days nursing a severe
attack of neuralgia, is again on the
streets apparently well.
CLAY STINsoN, who took out a
load of supplies to the Tyrolese
mine, on the east fork of Salmon
river, returned Thursday, bringing
in load of GRE from that mine.
NEssRs. WMBURN, Lowery and
Mcdonald have leased the Silver
Crown mine, at East Fork, for the
term of one year. The lessees will
commence lctiye work on the mine
at once.
NOTHING in the way ~, nice
Christmas present could be more
appreciated than an elegant toilet
set. Call at Comstock, Clark IL
Co.'S and examine them. They are
beauties.
We learn from good authority
that T. +. Clohecy, for many years
amerchant and banker of ketchum,
is doing business at Seattle, Wash
ington, under the firm name Of
Deycrs q Co.
Fremont WooD, of Boise City,
has been appointed U. S. District
Attorney for Idaho in place of Will
lis Sweet, who lately received the
appointment Of Judge of the First
Judicial district.
RALPH NEAsHAM, the driver on
the Blackfoot and Challis stage
route, who received severe injuries
occasioned by the running away OF
Il team about two weeks ago, re-
turned to Ketchum yesterday from
Haley, where he had gone for sur
giCal treatment.
EyCCRsIoN tickets to Missouri
river points and return will be on
sale from December 10th to 25th.
Good, going, fifteen days; return
ing, good for fifteen days from date
stamped for return passage. Elk
treme limit, four months. Fare for
round trip, $3.50.
f. 7. COLLINS, Agent.
4 FINE display Of holiday goods
can be seen at the postoffice store.
Now is the time to drop in and Sc
cure your Christmas presents. Mr..
Williams has been obliged to put
in extra stands and extend his
counters for the purpose of making
room to spread out the large in
voice Of holiday goods he has just
received.
FROM all accounts there seems
TO have been too much "gangue"
mixed with the intrinsic material
which the prospectors encountered
Tuesday night in the exposed de-
posts of the " Big Bonanza. 1t
required lots of nerve and very
close prospecting to catch on to
the pay streak" However, with
persistent digging up the boys
found it.
+. B. WILLIS returned from Salt
Lake City to Ketchum OF Thursday
and left the same day for his home
at Challis. Mr.. Willis accompa-
med the remains of his deceased |
wife from Challis to Salt Lake for
lnterment. The funeral took place |
last Sunday. Mr.. Willis made
call at the KEYSTONE office and in
formed US that his infant babe who |
was taken with the party from Chal-
rs TO Salt Lake when only at the
tender age of fifteen days, is getting
along exceedingly we'll.
Henry BERNARD, the young man
nnho' for a time, worked in the
bellevue" News office, subsequently