The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-10-27

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Agent. % ). our authorized agent. Thi
rf..e';s !. kept on file III his office.
= ND torchlight parade and
4 s n;I; be held at HALEY by thu
.sly wv, va party, Saturday evening
People, Cd, After the parade {
So '';nn rally will be held a. thu
'0us,nSS house. Hon. James NJ. Bal
! e0a;, ~ the Peoples party candi
lsn. ~ Co., governor of the state, and
dss ~ p Smith Of Idaho Falls will
t nSI the meeting.
,:.,,. Emerson, son Of Mr.. and
A. I'' George, Mccoy is seriously i'll
Mr., the Effects of the whoopine
cough.
y, R. K. Estill, who was sup.
~ ~ to be MORALLY wounded by
posi- Bieam/ is reported to be re-
covering. e.
Horace r.s; Frank Stone and
cInnJuctot9Glassford left Thursday
.. orn for a few days hunt on
the Summit.
Con N. Metzler, Populist candi-
Al, u' for Sheriff, has been confined
u' bis bed for several days from a
severe cold.
rha Alturas Commercial Com
INV at HALEY has been attached
T. 10Th he Simmons Hardware Com
INV of St. Louis for 81, 800.
Monday John L. FalIon shot and
1;lIed a man named Jones Of Fish
',ssk He went to HALEY the next
d,y and gave himself up to Sheriff
Jackson.
Thomas McKeown, section boss
an the Oregon Short Line left with
his family Monday for Kansas City
"a enend a few weeks visiting rela-
lives and friends.
VII. Gresler, who was recently
.ent to the Blackfoot Asylum from
HALEY, has received a notification
from the War Department that he
is entitled to a pension from July,
1868. at the rate of $50 per month,
amounting to $50, 900.
A special to the Statesman. DC.
,ober 23d, says &. w. Brookhagen,
democratic candidate for sheriff of
Kootenai county, in fit of delirium
,,suens yesterday terribly gashed
his throat with a penknife with
suicidal intent. He died of his in
juries at 8 o'clock this morning.
H. NJ. Stewart, the popular pro-
prietor of the Guyer Hot Springs.
while INDUCING in a rustic ride a
few days ago on the top deck Of a
hsy coach was carried with an i'm
pr9mptu slide of the hay and land
do terra firma. sustaining slight
injury to his left hand and a few
rlstches on the face.
Clyde, auditor and recorder
Of Custer county, accompanied his
family to Ketchum Wednesday, the
,tter being en- route to Los Angeles,
CAL, where they will epend the win
!s. among chrysanthemums and
orange groves. Jimmy" returned
70 Challis yesterday where be will
caatinue to take his accustomed
winter medicine-snowballs.
llessrs. Emil Rasmussen and Jas. |
Il. Bonning of Ketchum, and Hon.
&c. Fox of Challis returned from
lewiston Monday, where they were
attending a meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. They bad
.p!easant time and all speak in the
highest terms of the cordial recep-
ton given them by the citizens of
lewiston.
hsssrs. John lie Roux and Griff
Thomas marketed twelve tons of
orc this week from the Catharina
alne, on Warm Springs creek,
Which averaged $50 ounces silver,
" per cent lead and s. in gold per
'an' They are laying in supplies
Preparatory to working the mine
aurlng the winter. The KEYSTONE
ssknowledges a pleasant call FROM
The gentlemen.
hon. Frank Walton left Thurs
0ay morning for Custer county
mere he will address the people of
wa ss1 portion of the state on the po-
alcal issues of the day. Mr.. Wal
s y made many converts while in
@sehum to the Peoples party and
:ashy personal friends. His elect
aa Judging from all sources eeeme
sssured, and Hon. Frank Walton
I'll be 1daho's next Auditor.
Zoe heavy rain which visited us
:" week terminated in a snow
worm. Saturday morning the