The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-01-02

ne KtIcAuM KEYSTONE:
IH~ - JANUARY 2. 1892
sc1y's New York quota
dosns-silver, so:s4t, 1eAu' s''
ryrE BEER on draught at
Metropolitan saloon.
,ou ;s now fully three feet deep
md very compact.
.,n MRS FRANK J. STONE
Mn, card party at their residence
N New Years Eve.
Nam ,rp OR SHUT UP is the com
~ now to mine-owners who
h nnr not represented.
uu0,s COUNTY is behind again.
-, ht hss not single representative
quo a. nenitentiary, as convict,
s,s friend in ambush has again
,,rored US with copies OF the n. OF
= Journal, for which we are truly
thankful |
Dow TT. OSBORN will preach in
nn ~. church tomorrow evening.
on'O nublic is cordially invited to
attend. --------
Mrs. H. C. Lewis, who has been
rI M' for the past two months taking
a'o in elocution, returned last
Thursday |
We acknowledge the receipt of
,,nv If Judge Clagett's brief and
s eminent, this week. The Judge
!. still sin it" strong.
ORR Custer county mail failed to
,rr;ve in time for this weeks issue
af the KEYSTONE, the storms hav-
inp probably been the cause of Its
nOn-arrlyal.
THE Salubria Citizen has dotted
ts patent outside and become u
ml aedged Idaho paper, and is a
GOOD one. May it continue to
prosper
The editor of the Register has
been graphing with an inferior case
Of la grippe this week. He was
posing as "uppermost dog" at last
accounts.
The new year was welcomed to
Ketchum by ringing of bells, ex-
pIoding of fire crackers and pursu-
Ing the vagaries of Yankee Doodle
with the slight fantastic" etc.
NOTWITHSTANDING the heavy snow
fall of the past few days, we hear of
no slides or casualties. Slides have
certainly occurred, but we trust
only in places where they could do
no harm.
YOUNG married couple, named
Ellis, arrived in town from Port
land, Oregon, on Tuesday of this
week on their way to Challis, where
they will reside The brides maiden
name was Wheeler.
George J. Lewis having tired of
bachelor life took his departure for
Iowa ten or twelve days ago, arriv-
ing at Anamosa in that State in
lime to eat Christmas dinner with
bis wife and babies.
The mercury has been fooling
around in the neighborhood Of zero
nearly all of the time since the late
snow fall but the sun is steadily
climbing the hills, and in a few
more weeks winters reign will be
over.
The present week has been al
most continuously snowy, between
Hnches and two feet having fallen :
SINCE Saturday last, and there are
rather more than three feet now on
iheground with fattering pros G
pect of more /
Mrs. Fred X. Gillette returned :
home on Thursday of this week, t
nom visit of over two months to Il
ler daughter at Boise, and was h
gwen dinner of welcome by Mrs. y
VII Brodhead. Fred has put off =
hls wldower's weeds and soured y
look and is as happy as a squirrel i
IN hickory nut time. ID
PROF. HUXLEY thinks a man of
iSi pounds weight should consume
aOOut ~! ounces of solid food, and a
uOuole that quantity of milk and IL
wafer per day. He hasn't given o
any estimate Of the "other fluids" C
necessary, but following the same il
scAle OF liberality, we think it would A
@qmte sufficient. T
Wv, WIN; MURPHY, Ketchum's erst- ?
s Sule boot and shoe maker, left on q
nII'u'oay last for Mountain Home, n
, "''5re he will remain until spring, a
Vn., possibly, permanently. Mr.. i
Aarphy IS an INTELLIGENT gentleman n