The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-08-04

NJ KE7cAuM KEYSTONE
$500 AUGUST 4. 1894
5.se1d avs New York g quota
Yes is:silver Silver, e24c. Lead, $40.
IN. J. Sharp Of Challis passed
,' C0', Ketchum Wednesday en-
' route to Boise:
,,ber of Pocatello's popular
NV ladies' are guests at the
t ssysi Hot Springs:
nj, sberer is down from Smoky
I l;"e after a shipment of ore he
, osds from that district:
c.. new bridge across Trail creek
:, The HALEY road was competed
on. On W. week. It is very substantial
structure.
,cke Carey came down from his
.,' M on Boyle mountain, Sunday,
s sD;nS bis first visit to Ketchum for
p pssrI two years:
social hop will be given at the
cn.sr Hot Springs next Monday
o .".yu;ng, August 9Th. A general
imitation is extended.
1obnny Easley and Joe Perkins
,ook to the hills bordering on Up
Wv ssr Wood river, Thursday, to de-
r 81 their muscles climbing after
prospects:
Robert Campbell, r. A. Pierce
end DR.. J. Jay Chambers, delegates
~ the populist state convention
from Custer county, took the train
FIR Boise last Monday.
Ifyou want to enjoy pleasant
svening attend the dance at Guyer
Surings Monday night. There will
he an excellent orchestra in attend
.uce, including some of Pocatello's
best talent.
Hon. Geo. J. Lewis and Captain
PIP. Baxter, of Ketchum, left for
Boise Tuesday to take a hand in
selecting a populist state ticket that
will bury the two old wishy-washy
parties next November.
The Clayton correspondence ow-
ing to being delayed on the road
reached our Office too late for pub
lication. The KEYSTONE will be
pleased to receive weekly commun-
cations from Clayton"
The republican county conven-
ton held at HALEY last Saturday
elected the following delegates to
The state convention: G. E. Ferris,
+. C. Bradley, Major VIM. Hynd-
man, Thomas n. Good!ng, E. w
Johnson, W. T. Riley, J. S. Waters
The Meridian (Texas) Sun says
Elmer Raine, formerly of Ke:chum
had a narrow escape from drown
ing last Saturday while bathing in
the river. Remember the precept,
Elmer, Never 60 near the water
until you know how to SWIM"
Mrs. Belle Habbeshaw, who has
had charge of boarding house at
Boyle mountain for several years
past, took her departure Monday
for Sinker Creek, Owyhee county,
to look after property interests she
owns there and at the same time
conduct a millinery and dress.
making establi shment.
George Philbrick came in from
Stanley last Thursday, where he
has been prospecting for the past
two months. After recuperating a
few days Mr.. Philbrick will return
to the Yellow Jacket mine, where
he was employed previous to the
burning of the mill.
The Ketchum people who were
fortunate enough to have funds to
hire team to attend the grand
ball given in the large room of the
Alturas Commercial Company's
building, Wednesday evening, re-
port it to have been a most enjoya-
Die affair. All of the appointments
we're strictly au fait.
The Challis Messenger has risen
from its ashes and donned a bright
new dress. The first issue reached
our office Thursday. The paper is
iieplete with local and general news
besides able editorials in advocacy
Of the Peoples party. The KEY
STONE wishes the Messenger bon
voyage on the journalistic sea.
rat Hyde and Billy Barner. who
nave been prospecting some placer
ground on Elk creek, about seven
miles from Stanley, returned Thurs
uay' bringing in with them lots of