The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-11-07

NE KfICAuM KEYSTONE:
T-=N NOVEMBER 7. 1891
Tss7TnDAY's New York York q u ia
,.lassHsilver, $O.94a; Lead $4'lo
MILWAUKEE, BEER on draught at
Metropolitan ,,li saloon:
asses, Crystalline Lenses
E niant !. stones drug store.
OSBORN will preach In
| Union i Church tomorrow evening.
u,oDsAwYERs are as thick about
WoV these days as grasshoPpers
we're we're last summer on a oanaS fal-
RE farm ;o1
r,r PERKINS and Gus Duerr, who
JOE haen mining at Germania Ba-
l nav during the summer ana ian,
SID ld are ore having their ore delivered
!. St. the sampler.
Lawn PRICE, the KEYSTONE car
r.. AD who has been wrestling with a
I .s;, "D case of sickness for two or
.t,se weeks past, has recovered and
returned to his post.
rup Ophir company received an
snaine to drive air into their tun-
cup and sent it up to the mine a
l ls~ davis ago. They seem to be an
''so s lot of fellows that have
S So Of the Ophir mine.
ruo WARM rains fell during the
r. X but Thursday night the clouds
SS;S' sn' and a white frost was
~ ovsr all on Friday morning, and
tbs day through was warm and
sunny, almost as summer.
The ball at Metropolitan Hall
,,,t Friday night was attended by
'bout all the ball-going people OF
bs town, and we understand all
snioyed themselves, and that the
ball was an all round success.
FIVE Ketchum men held a cele-
bration this week, whose ages ag-
cregated 295 years. They did not
CELEBRATE a birthday nor the result
If The Ohio election, but their eel
fbration was literally a ''howling
success so say the celebrants.
ER1cK ANDERSON, who has been
absent visiting the old folks at
home, at Denver, returned Thurs
day last. He returns looking in his
usual good health and happy, al
though he failed to prevail on his
best girl to assume the title of Mrs.
Anderson. We hope he will have
better luck next time.
AGESTLEMAN writing from North
m Idaho, himself one of the
brightest newspaper men in Idaho,
is kind enough to say he regards |
| the KEYSTONE as the best all around |
weekly paper in the state. The
compliment, coming as it does from
brother toiler in the starvation
army is accepted with becoming
nOdeSty and many thanks.
I. 7. COLLINS received letter
this week from Smoky, written by
DE. Jones, stating that foot vein
ofOre believed to be high grade has
just been tapped in the Star of
Smoky mine. This mine is owned |
NF. 7. Collins, r. G. West and |
DE. Jones, who have preparations
made for an all winters siege, and |
their promised prosperity is graft
tying news.
DELL SHERER of Smoky called
INTO the KEYSTONE office Wednes-
DAY morning and was enrolled with
'as lmmortals whose names are in
SFoed on our subscription books.
AI' sherer says large amounts of
supplies are being taken into that
lamp this fall, and all of the leasers
mere are doing we'll. He will put
lAe winter at Oswego developing
prospects he has at that place.
MARTIN REGLI has purchased
Vaarles Koppe's interest in the Mil
aauSee Brewery saloon and moved
AOack to the old stand, nearly op-
Pos'!e the Baxter Hotel, where he
aas htted up a neat and pleasant
''sOf'' Mr.. Regli is an experienced
taVfer IN the line of beverages,
aVps only the best brands, and
saould be awarded fair share of
s, 10 Remember the place
s, ..le old stand, lower end of Main
:, r. a.; l. COLLINS, U. P. depot agent
r.s diis place: left Thursday of this
week week and will be stationed tempo
,b..y az Shoshone. 1t is seldom
Iq IN. u, ,s meets a more perfect gent
na: sn shan Frank Collins either in