The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-11-14

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EiF5E5A zeze9e!1 :: -
EseoAY's New York quota
YssrSsfilv yer, $O.945; Lead, $4.o5
w. ~, u,CrEr BEER on draught a
NsAtr ,1,lit saloon:
NO., r.,u is on deck this week witt
letter letter from Bayh0rse:
MCCOY went up Wood river
G g., i; nI miles, last Monday, on 8
,b ,,, . nd brought in a fine buck.
a.. =. 10 indebted to our excellent
,.mmocratic friend, Q; O. o W; k nanar:
!tbbi IBIS %ies tn the Cleveland Plaindeal-
'ncI an old,times respected acqualnt'
o,,,rr a number of houses that
QO amnty during the summer now
Fsls s tanants. They are being &C.
pn a'; d by families coming IN rom OF q
eu aIs;de mining camps to spend the
rnr Young gentleman who bur.
LIVED nnp Pardum's house for $U and
ssI Is,,slI the money off at studhorse
p ntsr is known, and if he doesn't
l pvlol it Mr.. Pardum may give the
sheriff a job:
prv W. S. HAWKES., Superin-
.n ns of Congregational Home
u ,s;sin for Southern Idaho and
W T,, and Northern Utah, will
. "s the service in Union
church tomorrow, morning and
e7enng'
Rev. !. I. OSBORN again remem-
,., 10, rs this week with a sack Of
D M, They were Narragansetts,
nd very fine, being even in size,
. 'n and of superior flavor. Mr..
o:b0rn is either an excellent judge
Il varieties of potatoes, or has been
Srtunate in procuring the best to
plant. -
The injection of little more
ersy matter into the contents of the
Silver Messenger and the consump-
fan of q little more muscular tissue
| n the manufacture of material for
! tbeI local columns fthe News Miner
yOuld improve both papers, if we
are competent judge of newspa-
per excellence.
SATURDAY morning last was ush-
Tered in with about two inches of
snow on the ground. 1t vanished,
however, as soon as the sun
came out. On Thursday morning
|notherinch had fallen, which again
disappeared, but at this writing the
Weather is in the indicative mood
and winter may open at any time.
SW. ELDRIDGE of the Montpe-
bier Observer passed through town
ibis week on his way to Challis to
start a newspaper at that place.
The paper will be called the Custer
County Graphic, and we trust will
be such a live local production as
|he people there need and can be
proud Of Success to the Graphic.
The ore sampled last week for
Nessrs. COX e. Behne, yielded 121
ounces silver, 80 per cent lead and
|@m gold. Not being prepared to
work their mine advantageously
|lhsWlnter, Mr.. Behne goes to Butte,
Mont, and Mr.. Cox will find en-
Payment in Idaho. They are both
EXCELLENT men, and deserve to
prosper.
IT, MCPHETERs went out to the
|sIIver King mine yesterday after
|inOther load of ore. Just one week
40 he brought all of the ore
away that the company had out,
ald as it takes 10000 pounds to
aad his team, and as he received
S0ace on Wednesday that another
'ad was ready for him, the COM
Faay must have taken it out in Just |
a'ss days. A pretty good yield. |
w. A. BRODHEAD has secured a |
a'ua'lon as express and baggage
gent at shoshone, and went down
S y last Monday to enter upon
y, we duties of the place. Willie is
;;oung-belng only 10 years old
!" undertake the duties of SO re-
r. iP'nSlole a position, but he is capa-
W. ana good, steady boy, and we
at Inclined to tb;pl, u,;II o,ol |