The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-20

- KrrcHuM KEYsToSE
DECEMBER 20, 1890
pacific Railway'--Iocal Card
''' ,o17n BOUND TO KErcHUA:
SoN arrives at. ''2'4o T. NJ
80 IL hh Exp BOUND FROM KE1cHUa n "a
10 49, bhp,'N Nos. and 2, the Fast ,, Man Il
Main Linti carries through GU rGri rars
1unning SGndInonist Sleepers, flee I nanver
isepers, IodoAb between Portland e. He4 pani
md CoacKHsaIni Kansas City, st. LOUIS Nv
nd CHICAGO
E==e1AY's New York quota u, TIA
.yIs:n srssinIpsrr sl.o74; Lead s4.05'
lawn two inches of snow fell
.Aa. spSl forenoon, but it is nearly
! !ssss as We go to press;
Eaintuck Bugle, reported
TIE ioS returned to our table and
locks locks live as flea:
~. ucMahon has been on his
pst tabsvior of late. His mother
i sSis is in town, you see.
TUT switchmen are on a strike
I nhl.otello, and no freight is NOV
i a' out ofthat place in consequence
pur Mr., Rose of Denver, Colo,
!; kL nraa &C h at Union Church, morn n;
VIII and evening, tomorrow; All
1 .,s cordially ord invited to attend
n, Gro METzLER was one OF
l.. I Inckv ones among the Examiner
me lSs luri He drew Webster's
Iipabriged dictionary.
ur,r,,,y the three weeks last
.,s'ad the KEYSTONE has been
p p'I upon to record death tor
s sarI1 week, an exceedingly unusual
occurrence.
Tur ore and bullion shipments
t,om this place from the 9Th to the
10Th 10Th Of this month, inclusive, foot
n rr ore, 1877, 1O2 pounds; bullion,
s9,453 pounds.
THAT Ed. Williams postofiice
storei is still headquarters for Christ
mas goods is proposition no one
will dispute, and that makes it the
hest place to buy Christmas goods.
Hon GEO. Mills returned to his
home in Ketchum on Saturday Of
last week, on a leave of absence,
arriving just in time to see and
sneak to his dying father a few
seconds before life was extinct. He
returned to the capital again on
Tuesdays train.
A PARTY of men left town, We'd
resdav morning last to commence
work on group of mines situated
nesr the Upper Warm Springs, in
which Mr.. Geo. Metzler of Ketchum
Is large shareholder. We expect
to hear good reports from there
before long.
PREPARATIONS are being made by
Mira. Dr. Richie and others for a
Christmas tree. 1t will be erected
in Union Congregational Church
and the ladies desire that some one
volunteer to procure the tree. No
subscription will be taken up, but
friends will place presents on the
tree for friends, parents for chill
dren, etc, and it is hoped that all
will assist in making Christmas eve
enjoyable.
AFoOL at Nampa named Sherman
pointed a loaded pistol at a China
man, playfully remarking, Boys
we'll make him set up the beer
The pistol went off and the poor
Chinaman Was killed. The foo
was examined on charge Of muir
der and acquitted. Only fool will
point a pistol at any one lin fun
and there should be a law to pun
ish such folly by a long term in
the penitentiary.
A PRIVATE letter received this
week from San Jose, California, re-
ports great deal of sickness in that
city, including influenza, rheuma-
tsm, malarial fevers, etc. If you
would enjoy good health avoid
southern health resorts and come
north. Our pine forests, crisp, in
MIGRATING atmosphere, and pure,
crystal water ere guarantees against
malarial and many other diseases
common TO warm climates.
GEo. CALLAHAN, proprietor OF
Inc Cornucopia Restaurant, has or
ueEed full supply of turkies, chick
ems and fresh oysters for Christmas
and It IS needless to say to the PEG.
PIE Of ketchum that he knows how
70 serve them-cspecially fresh oys.
'e'S--ln a style that would tempt
4l anchorlte to commit the sin OF
Nu'tony. Don't neglect to sample