The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-02-06

II K[7cHuM KEYSTONE:
ne FEBRUARY 8. 1892
Msz.=s1z7's New York quota u ia
Yssrs sHiivr so.soa; Lead s4'io'
p'''' ,rrrr BEER on draught at
AS''' = OSBORN will preach at
Rev. dlt;u :. tomorrow evening
Union Cnu 1ock. All are invited.
FLEMING, at one time sec
JAMES s. I at this place, died at
N'' MOURNING, who has been
Mrs; ~ n since her visit to Bellevue
quite 1ad HALEY Hail last week. mas a00u'
,,scOvsrsd:
~ ,renipg of the library to the
, bis once more is an event e" hsa upon
pao:llh' H Ketchum is to be heartily
'saun,sgrratulated: /
o,r Of the Hayward boys got
.,sslf into the columns OF 1he
sI,:'9 Conspicuous 9io'oai than a'tsrins
manner
n Ada county printing for
II, dsI has been awarded to the Cald-
ls ~ tribune, quite a compliment
" NJ, r'! sprightly and much-prized
little democratic contemporary
uryTER has been quite sick
Al; u week at the Cornucopia res,
'D ln,, "t but is pulling through and
a:aIs he will soon be able to dis
' anss Of about three square meals
Day, again.
rur weather this week has been
.,.,ted by a succession of clear
'nnnv days, with little warmth and
S,g6t, mooney nights, generally
S.sv zero; and frost glitters on
ssrsything and everywhere.
ruL KLEUpFER, who is spending
do winter at the Red Cloud mine,
~ss visitor at the KEYSTONE Of
s,p one day this week. He says
,Ip Red Cloud is looking splendidly
md shipping ore all of the time.
WEArHER-sHARP Foster predicts
,oN weather until near the first of
March when moderation will begin,
md by the 10th hot days and warm
nights The fulflment of the proph-
ey would be very acceptable in this
locality.
TIE Ketchum fire company held
meeting last Thursday evening in
order to get and furnish County
Clerk Garrett with a correct list OF
| is membership for use in making
semptions from jury duty. There
vss a full attendance.
Ex.HoN. Rev. B. II. SMITH, mem
| Der of the last Idaho legislature, is
asking converts at Long Valley,
not, however, to his style of legisla-
lion, but to Christianity. We are
| gad to learn one member of that
body is good for something.
THERE is a report in town as we
pto press that quartz has been
struck in the Elkhorn tunnel. If
his should prove true a few days
more will probably change it into
lbody of ore and then jollifica-
lion will be in order at Ketchum.
The selection of Miss Valera
DOlarhide as librarian was one that
could not we'll have been improved
on, Having charge of the public
school, the library will be constant
yunder her observation, and the
outgoing and incoming of the books
will be faithfully attended to.
EB. WILLIAMS, at the Postoffice
Store, has just got in as fine a lot
d fresh nuts, of all the popular
'aretieS, as ever came to Ketchum,
also, stock of dried figs and dates
that would make your mouth water
TO look at them. The goods are
al, and are going off rapidly.
NATE RANDALL, who has a lease
On what is known as the French
Boys claim on Deer creek, has made
an important strike. We are not
informed as to the particulars, but
ae has refused five thousand dol
Iaf offer for his lease, which indi-
eaies that it is of considerable value.
HE frizzled and frozen fringe of
shanSas blizzard, loaded with al