The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-02

,sf Kl1cAuM KEYSTONE
100 JULY 2. 1892
Ts,7sepA1's New York quote !" t.
.;a1s Silver, $o8st; Lead N.lo.
uuvAUKEE BEER on draught at
ne MET Metropolitan saloon:
TIVE imported cigars can be had
At the drug store.
ru.vxs to Hon. Willis Sweet for
.,hlic documents.
n,r r T. OSBORN will preach in
;, I'm Episcopal Church tomorrow
s' we at the usual hour.
cp,Fr THOMAS and John bearing
ua 5een in town during the week
1a.a. sg to a shipment of ore.
r,.cs and frecrackers, two of
.. s;ndispensables on the Fourth OF
i 5,',1 .' can be had in any quantity
It'll. Il he Postofice store.
n.xnRurr forms when the glands
8 ,ha skin are weakened, and, If
o. .r1acted. badness is sure to fol-
1--we 1--we Halls Hair Reviewer is the
best preventive.
ruprE car loads of ore have been
,h;nned from the Ketchum sampler
1 su,;pe the past week. consisting of
-, from the Highland Mary, Friday
Dodgers, Catharine, etc.
rur saloons of Ketchum, one and
II have been handsomely decor
r r for the Fourth and each will
h t prepared to furnish nil kinds of
set goods to the thirsty.
FarsB CANDIES, fruits and nuts,
ordered expressly for the Fourth
If July trade, will be received at
the postoffice store to-day. Call
early or you may get left.
We learn that Will A. Brodhead,
express agent at Shoshone, met
with quite painful accident last
Wednesday, by falling between a
ear and baggage truck and severely
injuring his leg.
The first social of the Ketchum
Social Club will be given Friday
svening, July Sth, at the club room,
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
building. A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone.
IT is automatically reported in
Ketchum that fourteen-foot vein
Of good milling ore has been struck
in the old General Custer" mine,
q. Custer. 1t was found by the
lsees, F. O. Smith and Reub Jones.
THE Baxter Hotel and Palace
Restaurant, respectively, are max
ing ample preparations for the &C.
eommodation of patrons on the
Fourth, and will have their tables
laden with the best that can be
procured in both home and foreign
markets.
; The travel to Sawtooth, Vienna
and the upper Salmon river country |
seems to be increasing from week |
to week. Easley's stage goes out
loaded with passengers and express
matter. The stage now goes direct
to the Silver King mine, five miles
above Sawtooth.
A. WoLrERs and C.. Sonnleitner,
principal owners in the lease of the
Star mine near HALEY, were in town
lastSunday and made arrangements
With the First Bank of Ketchum to
handle their ores. These gentlemen
speak very highly of the present
Development of the Star mine and
favorable outlook of increasing pro-
duction of ore.
NOTWITHSTANDING the inactive
condition of the smelling works
and stagnation of the mining in
dustsy on the othec side of the
range, on account of the fuctuating
price of the Commodity silver,
b. {. Lewis, proprietor and man.
sger of the Ketchum fast freight
dne, continues to send out his big
Mhooners loaded with freight for
different points in the Salmon river
country.
FRANK T. COLLINS, formerly sta
ton agent at Ketchum, but now
holding the same position at Dillon.
Montana, arrived in town last Sun
gay. Mr.. Collins has been rendered
.month's vacation, and will spend
part Of his time looking after his
interests in Smoky mining district,
/" which place he now is. Frank is
general favorite with all our
people and all were glad to welcome
um back to his former home.
W. J. DARLINGTON arrived in
hetchUm nv loot Moudo 30 fpoin |