The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-26

M KlIcAyM KEYSTONE:
DECEMBER %. 1891 {
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,,ov is about 20 inches deep. {
,.v, are beginning to grow
'' 49,. ,re singing cold, followed !
BY sunny days: E
.rrrE BEER on draught at :
Metropolitan saloon:
18th wind is more fire. A
TIE NV. NV welcome visitor in this
tSc,li.y Of late.
rse KEYSTONE, though little =
-, - ereets its readers one ana all = =
'ith ; Merry Christmas. a
ar. accustomed holiday story p
Vus :, come come to hand this year. Is a
d. s.,s as anything the matter, Calf
49,, f-i.nd Stewart makes an ex- =
I Vus santa Claus, except that he 5
e' .m.. little older than the original. <
c,,,s7aAs EVE night was the N
,I ~. If the season, so far, and g
S,ob,bly as cold as any we shall P
bsre. lC
p,yr ". NASH will preach in
rn;on Church at 2 o'clock P. M. e.
nmorrow. The usual invitation b
b extended to all a.
rur Christmas trees were we'll
end with presents, making glad the
s s Of most of the young folks 4
~. ~. some of the old ones. y y
ruy thermometer registered % CT
,.,ress below zero yesterday morn p
I'M said to be the coolest ever a
fsowu at Ketchum. 81
Az engine preceded the train :;
M, town last Wednesday, to learn n
he condition of the road after the =,
.noy f.! of the night before. :,
PAT Mccormick of Boyle noun c.
tain stuck pick in his foot few ii
d.ys ago but was able to get to p
,osn in time to see Santa Claus. g
LITTLE WILLIE MEssERLY, boy n
hur years old, had one of his hands E
quite severely frosted while going O,
bone from the ball last Thursday G,
night. IL
Kr7cHuM's new orchestra is en- d
titled to a special compliment, for
the music discoursed at the ball n
Christmas eve night. 1t was truly n
superb b
Ma Ed. RUMMEL received dis. "
patch last Thursday announcing o.
'hs death of his sister at Salt Lake, CT
md took the train on the same day Of
hI that place. e'
The festive fire cracker with the cs
ordinary boy attachment was the f,
most enliyening combination wit as
na'sed on our streets yesterday, and NJ
10 stay vas brief. FL
THE Christmas Eve ball was very ~
ssl attended, considering the state "
Of the weather, the music was good ~
md the dancers seemed to enjoy
lhepassime very much. %
DINNERS and closed stores were
bout the only features that dis =, -
snguished yesterday from any other =. ~
aayof the week, the day being too =.
cold for enjoyment. s'
Ora East Fork friends had ST
blowout Christmas Eve-Christmas m
the, ball and other festivities, but m
mhave been unable to get an &C. hi
count Of their jollifyings for pub vi
Halioa. be
Ire roads hereabouts were never y. y:
ma better condition, either for ~
'aighlng or teaming, than they are =.
aa'' and it is not improbable that tx
'As viii be kept open and ship
aeH's of ore made all winter. sc
Ire Bank Saloon has provided It's
A ;e lately with goodly quantity NJ
yss as complement to contem- ~
pa'sd mint juleps during the hot h a
''a.her next summer. 1t will be -
uSca pleasanter then than now. ,;f
.aE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon Dc
s'0l'd on the ice question. They Pa
Nv. .ss there water-tight ice box in
a~ea water is turned on cold ,
.yn's where it is frozen solid, when -
l 1'Hi supply of water is turned on. orc
' y way they will have a mass -,
,,, uean Ice when spring opens as las
"ss as the inside Of the box. zoe
WI CHRISTMAS Eve entertainment OF