The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-01-17

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and Chicago:
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RrsHELL, of Seattle, Grand
10: !oS4TS s%pIar Of the Independent !,1 len,
Cher 5s, Of nf Good Templars, will give
0rder, u on Temperance and
.s IN ao Templary at Ke{chum in the
G Coon CT Church, on Tuesday ca% !, and n,
y! U ,nllJ1assday, January 10th and ~
W vea Admission free. All are COR
daily invited:
,1T OSBORN will preach at
nm IIn;on Church tomorrow even
10; ;ss At uI the usual hour: |
r.n,T cases of severe colds,
, Dives resembling la grippe, have
e e'on noted about town this week.
r Idaho Democrat has disap-
... ,nd from our list of exchanges
l;ncs it expanded into a daily.
Why is this thus?
rur mercury descended to 8 de-
crses below zero on last Saturday
s s;sb,; the coolest yet this winter.
:. has moderated since and about
an AZ inch of snow has fallen.
rn,Ho is the best agricultural
country nthe globe. This lsproveen
Nv the fact that every town in the
State is the best possible site for
The location of an agricultural col
lege.
AyrcE little dancing party came
N at VIM. Marlatt's last Tuesday
nioht, attended by eight couples.
johnny Runyan furnished the mu-
sic, and all enjoyed themselves
highly. -
CTS. DoRE is circulating a petit
ton praying the legislature to repeal
that part of the law which creates
Logan county, so as to consolidate
Logan and Alturas into Aituras
county. The petition has received
about 100 signatures at Ketchum
up to date.
JAS. JUDGE received present
few days ago of two fine silk hand
kerchiefs, with the compliments Of
Wing Tang Wah. 1t may not have
been Intentional, but the color Of
one of the handkerchiefs symbol
lied a proverbial characteristic Of
our friend; it was green.
Acting under the new law, Gov
ernor Wiley has appointed the
county officers who last fall neg
lected to qualify, to the positions to
which they were respectively elected,
and now the machinery Of State is
ready to run without more than the
ordinary amount of friction.
Mr.. ROBERT MCLEARY, a prom
inent mine owner of Ketchum, left
on Thursday of last week to settle
up the estate of a nephew, in Cali
fornia. who, on the 14th of Deem
Der last fell from barn and broke
his neck. Deceased was from Han
nbal, Missouri, where his parents
still reside.
Nh. BUsHELL, who announces his
intention to lecture at this place or
The Goth and Dist of this month
comes under the auspices of the
. Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of the United States, and is
aaid to be an interesting and sue
cessful speaker. Give him a hear
Ing and then decide.
UNDER the law authorizing the
Governor to appoint county officers
If the News Miner is right, the office
Of Probate Judge will have to be
hlled by Che county commissioners
The only objection we see to this
is that the office of Probate Judge
Is higher than that of county com
missioner, and it would seem like
an inversion of the natural order fol
lower to appoint higher officer
Hon. GEO. Mills has the thanks
o. the KEYSTONE for a copy Of II
&. No. 10, entitled an Act author
lang the Governor to appoint coun
y officers in all counties in thu
state where there has been failur'
tUo'qualify under the provisions o
section II, of article 81, of thu
constitution of the State Of Idaho
ETC. The bill passed the Hous'
Jan, 8, and the Senate Jan. 9, ant
10 law of the State.
Mr.. ROBERT CAMPBELL. one O
oiayton prominent business men
passed through town on his way t,
Wisconsin, a few days ago, to visi
us parents from whom he has beef
separated for about fifteen years
Mr' Campbell is an excellent gen
Ileman and host of friends in thi
gafI OF the State will unite with tn
KEYSTONE in wishing him a pleas
anu visit at the old home, and SAT
return to Idaho when his visit
finished.