The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-22

Nm KErcHuM KEYSTONE
;s76a0AY: SoyE1eee 9:e=e
===eenAY's New York quota
.;o,nss-silver, 81; Lead, $40
rnr KEYSTONE has done some
SUPERIOR 1ai job work this week
y Gu1ErrE has the thanks
: r. =. Keystone for a copy OF the
NC LEWIS has seat post'on
Of bis stock out to Elsa CROCK 'o'
the winter: |,
GOVERNOR SnoUP has commis"
:.usd +, B. Williams Notary Pub
,;o for Alturas county. {
rurpr are a fine lot of mountain Z
.t .k;ns on exhibition at tho post !
eefice store. The animals were
killed in Idaho. /;
, HOUSE occupied by one of the 8
a.mimonde of Ketchum vas entered Z
Juripe the early part OF the week i
and robbed Of ST. a
there were shipped from this : :
o),ce during the week just closed, .
ygSs 929 pounds of ore and IS, 48l :
aonnds of bullion. Pretty good. :;
Tur usual service of the Episco- t
,.i church will be held in Ketchum 4
to.morrow evening at the usual g
hour Rev. l. I. Osborn officiating. r
All are invited. b
Dosr forget the Thanksgiving y
hall Ifyou have nothing else to n
be- thankful for, the boys guarantee !;
50 worth of fun for 81, and you can n
be thankful for that. n
The coal famine seems to have r.
reached this part of the country at q
last as we are informed the trains e'
coming into Ketchum last week Il
could not bring freight cars for 1t
lack of coal. IL
A Cu1yAxAN employed at the
North Star boarding house drew a II
ceaver on a miner called Colorado, r.
and according to reports got out of g,
the exercises that followed consid- H
erably second best. fl
Losr-On Wednesday morning, q,
the 18th inst, between ketchum ~
and HALEY, new, brown Overcoat. r
The finder will be rewarded and ~
confer a favor by leaving it at the h,
residence Of Rev. George Richie, a,
ketchum. 80
The weather is finer than ever. VI
Clear, warm, sunny days, and they "
improve ia pleasantness aud beauty "
IS the season advances. No snow al
in sight yet and apparently no pros A
peet of winter. Wonderful is the h
climate of Idaho. II
The KEYSTONE acknowledges the or
receipt of an invitation to attend -,
the ball to be given by Co. IF" r
First Battalion Idaho National .,
Guard, on Thanksgiving evening. 10
We cannot possibly attend, but can -,
and do wish the boys a merry time -
and grand financial success. r.
We are authorized to state that al
excursion tickets to Boise City and P
return will be sold at Ketchum te
December Sth to 10th at $17.O5, to Il
enable persons wishing to do so to Il
attend the Commercial Convention 8.
which meets at Boise on December Il
9Th. Tickets good to return till e.
December 18th.
h,
JOE BowERs met with a rather "
painful accident on Wednesday last. "
lie had teiled a tree and was en- v,
gagged in trimming it up. when al
lls az glanced and struck his foot m
between the toes and instep, int1ict- OF
ing aa ugly and painful wound.
tie lie now going about on a crutch, %
and the healing process is progress NJ
Ing fayorably. v,
). McGregor, one Of the princi- Ss
pal owners of the Baltimore mine, ~ -:
and Thomas J. Marshall. president W
Of the company and a prominent ~
oa!tLake attorney, visited the prop Ae
cry this week in company with 80 -:
riot: Jos. Luce and o. S. De Lam al
oinAL The latter gentleman rep go go
,esents large capital and We un. "; ",
aeHand his visit was With a view \"
d purchasing the mine. -.
y, oELLEvUE is victorious at last. N,
Tue county records have been re. up
moved from Shoshoue, and 80 the bu
aouoious county seat question IL ro'
'e''led, unless, indeed, the leRisla- pa