The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-08-27


III Kf1cAuM KEYSTONE
z5517 AUGUST 2: 1892
%senAy's New York quota
Yrs7ssia1 silver, $o.s24; Lead, $500.
W. -, vAuKrD BEER on draught at
), Metropolitan saloon:
-. cro. Mccoy has leased the
Mr. Mr.. n ranch for a term OF two
aolna"G Good place for his numer-
ys'rss. ovs to develop their muscles.
" JOHNSON came in from Sea-
NICK Wednesday, with his pack
iosn' ~ thirty animals loaded with
TAIN ,o o. Chris Morler's Mountain
King mine:
' % Hair Remover enjoys the
h sdence and patronage OF people
eonp '.sr the civilized world who use
all %. o', restore and keep the hair a
natural color:
~ rur stage in Metropolitan Hall
,,l inh night was handsomely dec
S le.Sd and flowers brought in by
%'s Tucker, Mrs. F. K. Gillette
nd Mrs. Harper.
wv G1RARD marketed about ten
w If ore yesterday taken from
~ black Carbonate niue, Galena,
a ~ assayed 159 ounces silver
Wv '.'t ton, 81 per cent lead and $lo
rr ton gold:
.s AN artist of high grade, Billy
e,sbring will compare with the
ssst of them when it comes to paint.
W.; WV houses. For a sample OF his.
reS,k we refer you to the building
" Nth The lower end of Main street.
Gro S. CALLAHAN, of the Palace
Restaurant, continues to sustain
H. i reputation as a first-class res
, r He keeps his tables
~uulied with all the delicacies Of
s he season, and served in a style to
nlease the most critical epicurean.
Hurrah for Ketchum and her peoples
n,nitslity. This is the verdict of the
Custer county delegation.
The above was found in "stick"
in this office and Billy Trapp, who
ian old typo, took this method to
,uress the sentiments of his party.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. L. Snow, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e. B. Williams, met with a
oInful accident last Saturday. She
hIl from the fence and sustained
facture of her arm. DR.. Brown
was called from HALEY to attend
The little sufferer.
ALL the ladies of Ketchum inter-
.stpd in the peoples party move
ment are respectfully invited to
meet in the parlors of the Baxter
Hotel at 3 o'clock on Tuesday af-
iernoon, August 30th: to arrange
for festival for the purpose Of
raising campaign funds.
DAD FREEMAN is making an at
iractive home at his ranch just
below the Cold Springs. For q
trial he put a couple acres in wheat
this season and, Notwithstanding
the raids made by grasshoppers
and squirrels, it will yield about
seventy bushels to the acre. Be-
sides, he has all kinds Of garden
truck, berries, etc.
Mr.. II. NJ. STEWART lost a valu-
able saddle horse Thursday night
in peculiar way. The horse was
inthe act of crossing Warm Springs
creek near the old sawmill, when
he stepped into hole and broke
one of his fore legs. Mrs. Stewart.
who was out fishing, discovered the
accident and summoned H.. NJ. at
once, whereupon it was discovered
that the limb was too badly broken
to mend, and the poor animal was
put out of his misery by a bullet.
WOMEN of Idaho, it is the turn of
The tide for you; that tide (which
taken at the flood leads on to for
tune" The same wave that carries
The men to success will sweep you
into recognition and q sure footing
on the political platform it you only
make an effort for equal rights.
The cloud that has so long hung
over you is showing its "silver
lining" Happy homes and smiling
laces will follow the coming CAM
palgn if You only do your duty.
Organize into clubs. Give festi-
vals, concerts, dramatic entertain
ments and dances to help swell the
campaign fund.
MAJOR HYNDMAN left for Phila-
delphia ON Tuesday at summons by
wire from the president of the Sill
yer King Company to consult and
cooperate in efforts to rebuild the