The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-16

1I[KEI cAyMk KE7s! !? u;
5z7: JANUARY 1e: 1892
e1aY's New York quota ia
ls,rs siIvsr, so.s2t; Lead $4.2o.
''D u,rKrr BEER on draught at
s.ntr,o 1rllit saloon: so,
Ssu'r sunday night the wind blew
LAST I ;hat the tops of the ridges
80 hard .d" " 81 snow in many places.
r ". NASH will preach at
REV. church tomorrow evening
Union ,ss usual hour. Everybody IN
'''sD r, are beginning to look up
TINES s. fl the days lengthen, and
little sons II to have a dog fight to re-
, % 1I next week: -. e.;.,.a
w. n,yc Bros. have just finished
GooD'o fine quantity of ice for
d'E OIL. ssha;r meat market when warm
. .'s Il sTe comes again.
4 Adams left this week to
NJ; al' the climate and other sweets
rS Syn VI Diego for a few months.
d d., .a III other birds of flight he will
r' a1 ~ again in the spring.
c,r coId weather which has been
ln aonstant companion for nearly
OH , SIN has moderated from 20 de-
sss below to 6 above zero. Yes
i!sIsv W was sunny and pleasant.
u,xs BERyDr left on Thursday
= u ,he Silver King mine at Saw
vi, l'' to splice the wire cable of the
s';.tor works of the mine. Hans
p aSIr remain at the mine during the
rinter. |
rur first number of the Graphic
finished at Challis, reached us
H week, but disappeared before
s ~ rsad it. 1t is, however, a neat
boxing production and we wish 1t
success. |
NATTER CLARK devoted his leis-
rr fine in the early part of the
.sE to sneezes, headaches and pep
~ tea. but in the language of DIR.
Frot he is, Ion his pins again"
he had a bad cold.
or. VAN ETTEN lectured in the
Union Church on Wednesday and
thursday nights of this week on
anperance, but failed to develop
| he cyclonic qualities attributed to
f bin in South Dakota.
GoEHRING & RUNYAN have just
weived a fresh stock of wet goods
direct from California vineyards,
md among other nice wines is one
hbeled "Old Muscatel," which we
sommend as being A /. Try it.
The KEYSTONE, so far, is the only
ngspaper that we have seen, that
uye correct account of the kill
F. ng of Jacoby and Kestler at Chal-
ssn days ago. 1t was also the
is paper to give the news at all.
MONDAY morning last at one
'tlock the thermometer indicated
dogs. below zero, but by daylight
ihad raised to Is. Tuesday morn
nyit was again at Is dogs. below
an. Wednesday morning it had
gsn descended to 16 below zero
thursday morning to 8 below and
friday morning to 4 below.
GEO. J. LEWIS and wife, who have
BEEN visiting friends in Iowa, re-
Enned yesterday accompanied by
sr. Crawford, mother of Mrs.
Lewis Seen from the bus they did
pot present that healthful appear
Elce that distinguishes our noun
Nm people at home. Glad to see
BEN back.
HIRAM HICKEY died at Peoria,
lnols, on New Years day, at the
fiEsnced age of SO years. Deceased
FAt The father of Mrs. Joseph Per-
and Mrs. Campbell of this town,
FM the news of his death, though
F'' unexpected, cast a deep and
Is1llng shadow upon their house
Eoa' Peace to the dead, resigna-
Fs'a for the living. /,
. uR' hEELEY says assafetida CIV
[nn f0ur-grain pills, one pill four
nss day, is nearly a specific for
Egppe. No man, he says, need
\ a e, OF la grippe who will take
f. \ Inc remedy is simple, harm
N f. and cheap enough TO be within
N reach of all, and should the
|'Sase break out here it would be
:" Tor our people to try it.
/ nl lA A dog belonging to Mr..