The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-04-30

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APRIL 80. 1892 n
s,TURDAY ........ ..-.=.=- towI
==eoAY's New York quota even
Ysssilyer, $o.s7t; Lead $4.ao' near
ions--oi. --- ~ - storl
ory l. T. OSBORN "'n p'o: he k
ION Church to-morlow o teref
-, Nav Day celebration at the mi al:
The Strings has been postponed TINS
Warm sooks pie /
ill winter o.o0-- in til
,uv + STONE has Just received and
FsAii;n ne ] d. Shearer's fine sta of n
sun "rv in boxes and quantity. the
LEWIS of Smoky has been enle
.npointed roao Majt
district No. o. lease
ak inches of snow fell was
FIVE =, n;oht and Friday morn dow
;na Of this week. u IT,
rHr First Silver Niuo =. Ao waite
1T Ketchum) now mas IL III ings
Ssrs With about 70 more 70 oe auueu from
,-.,. "A w;lI he found unds
}. r. MI 80 Tho KEYSTONE. clud
ID li i the head of Anew To-Day" am. a1m'
Bead II" - gene
Two guinea fowls were plV n.y. how
town by express this week. They belle
~ "s,e being shipped to Nick John Hyn
, . near Clayton. Wind
c,D vryABLE has secured a resi- Judg
DID ,:a:.;nr Thomas Goodine's abOv
dence auJ ~ ,,oved into it on We'd agai
ppesday of this week: T Tes
rur Commissioners. this week hnt
appointed Mr.. u; NJ: ne'ziel Ju:uIe Kini
Of the peace TOT heIcnoiu Pr0o1"o' ore !
George will make good officer. OF
rn eroco comnelled US to his
h,A1. .ha nroceedinps of the tunr
couoe" ",.,h th;s wool ne we'll ma the
oliSe' 49,. 49, mncb to our regret. This
VIVA was
INV. HARDY, Esq, one of the 500
nroprietors of the Custer county by c,
E,.pbic. was in town last Thurs dom
day. and paid the KEYSTONE the i
uesssnt call. Frol
ru c;lcor Clnh meet;no last Sat. that
urday night was opened and closed OUT
amid the most delightful strains of LII
' '.,;Uen;no and patriotic music dis ingt'
e "an,sod hv tho Ketchnm brass hand. and
------ in p
Dow NEWMAN, J. u. Rumsey, +. inco
P. Baxter, George E. Mills, George to b,
v,yalburn and Harry Murdoch at sixt,
tended the republican convention mou
at HALEY last Thursday. Be
CAPTAIN DAHLGREN is one of the was
i u n ai;'o oan ha dono - hr;na bega
~ y an y % - fsoat ,v;.ho,,t -a tunr
monetization, he can be expected 10 o.,
10 do it. =
r. SMITH and wife of Salisbury, to b
N G.. arrived in town on Thursday shat
Of this week, and left this morning put
for Bayhorse to look after mining othe
property in that region. They are 1t b,
related to the Treloars at Bayhorse. expe
DAVE STEELE, V. Uhl and J. H. VIC sa
Bonning of this place took buggy T nron
' 'Ns nv .h.o 10y 80 s !" 49, ,,oh;a}o silve
anu "nen ~ ~ 49,. -. .,ns A w
IP =, a"u WI m s .,.i" into
aioio0"'0u' INC osA'o. WV 6S done
men received injuries but of less n nonr
''0u' "a.oto. ----- this
G. NJ. MErzLER is the proprietor mine
Of new bus which was received exec
direct from the factory this week. of til
twill be used for carrying passen- the
gers to and from the Warm Springs, thou
Haley, the depot and other points posi-
IN the neighborhood, and is quite that
astylish conveyance. Johr
FRED COOLING, of Toponis, came 30, 70. "
10 town on Tuesday of this week w.; 1<
and returned home again Wednes- .nnn
-: ."0 80 80. ponN enou
md osnn D nnJ has "n..on .houo bega
through the winter without losing III
ssheep. nos;,
J.H. MILEY opened the Bank Sa- been
loon and Billiard Parlor this week the ,
and says the thirsty can bank on ingly
selnng the best drinks and cigars pun
at his counter to be had in town. was
The Bank has been thoroughly over 3OO-t
hauled inside, giving it a handsome push
and cheering appearance, and with sure
Johnny" BE mixologist-in-chief, ore
will be pleasant and popular place time
70 while away a leisure hour. mair
How a. C.,1-L. size,
oo;n.oa Wv. - mills las ooon dout
d Ah;;.h aaa ., VI .uo e Th;s deep
in ou" nu"ne' uooo"eeu no tial
rood ,nuo ushsn.' 20 A. 'n s;,Is adap
sell aI ppoH W.. WHO 80 work
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