The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-09-13

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Mail . , Portland and Chicago.
V..TrRpAy's New York quota
,;ons-silver, LA; Lead >4''o'
POLITICAL CARDS of candidates
.-;nted at this office.
POTATOES we're selling from the
~,non Yesterday at /! cts. pound.
rur total number of voter regis
..,sd here, up to yesterday noon,
was Sc. -
rrncr BEATTY concluded his term
- The district court at Shoshone
last Friday: -
SERVICES at the Union Church.
.nrning and evening, tomorrow
by Rev. Geo. Richie.
Tbeo. Hage made shipment OF
ors from the Quaker mine, on Elk
horn gulch, this week.
FISHING TACKLE, made expressly
far Wood river fishing, just received
at steward Bros. drug store.
John Ahlfors shipped three or
four tons of ore to the sampler, this
week, taken from his mine opposite
the springs, on the Galena road.
Hon. FRED I. DUBOIS and Hon.
i ! Curtis will address the citizens
If Ketchum on the. 23d instant; of
Bullion OIL the Oath; of Bellevue
the o5th; Of Shoshone the 18th.
THE small boy is slowly creeping
to school since last Monday. fol
loving tho peal Of the belfry, under
which Miss. Sara Van Wormer is
getting them down to their work.
VIM MARLArr received dispatch
from his son, at Caldwell, Wednes-
day, in reference TO a report here
thu, he was very ILL., Mrs. c. b.
Marlatt telegraphs that her husband
is well.
CHARLEY JUpoE, of the telephone
store, made raid on some grang-
ers watermelon patch this week
and now offers for sale the largest
melons that have been in the mar
ket this season.
THE atmosphere has been smoky
OF late, indicating forest fires. No
fires have been reported in this
neighborhood this season. The
strong north winds of late probably
brought the smoke from a distance.
Frank Rapp pulled out of town
last Wednesday loaded with 1900
feet of lumber for Joe's gulch, in
the Stanley Basin country. Frank
has some good placer mines there
and the lumber will be used for
tiuming purposes.
PARTIES returning from the fish
lakes report a pleasant time there,
and a crowd Of pleasure-hunters.
The storm last Saturday was less
severe there than on this river, and
the weather generally agreeable
The take out Of the lakes this sea-
son has been unusually large.
THE total count of the census re-
turns made at the department head
quarters at Washington gives Idaho
population of "a ,229. In 1880
the total was 80, 6lO. Alturas county
is credited with 1926. Bingham
has the largest number, being 49,
$50; Latah, 9,166; Ada, 1894.
Nh. r. &. MEssERLY has pre-
scnted this office with huge turnip
from his garden, in the upper end
Of town-one Of the finest gardens
IN ketchum. 1t is on exhibition
al this office, and will be sent to the
Bingham county agricultural fair.
Il weighs 40 pounds, more or less.
JUDGE HoDsoN for justice of the
peace, and Jas. c. Murray for con-
stable, Of Ketchum precinct, are the
regular republican nominations.
The first named has made a good
magistrate, and Murray is a man
of executive force who might make
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