The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-11-02

The town Of Wardnsr il lights
by electricity.
William Hickman has been son
to the penitentiary for two years TO
!. shooting : Pocatsllo gambler, IN,
. boy named William Dover vii
serve q term there Of xix month
for theft.
/ The Emmett Index says "bicycle
will sell cheap in Boias this winter
The chances are that before sprini
comes some bicycle owners vii
part with their wheels for the pric,
Of . sack of -four or q bod of coal.
i Blackfoot News: Ono hundred
and six children Of tho red men O
the sage brush plains, take break
fast, dinner and supper at For
Hall Indian school. That Is q bis
number in advance of 9 single snow
storm.
Henry r. Caps, farmer living
about ten miles below Boise, struck
w. A. Onweily, another farmer, owe,
the head with q shovel a few days
ago, crushing his head like an egg
shell. He died in short time after
he fell.
The Mountain Home Republican
Oct. 25th says: At the Congreea-
tional prayer meeting last evening
Rev. Nash announced that he would
soon tender his resignation as pas
tor of the church at this place.
Rev. Nash was forced to take this
step, he says, on account of i'll
health. He intends to give up min
isterial work entirely for a year or
two and seek outdoor employment.
Idaho Falls Register: Mr.. D. l..
Friend came in from Jackson s
Hole on Friday with IL yearling
elk, five calves and one black tail
deer and three very young antelope.
He brought them here in a wagon
and on Monday loaded and shipped
them to Harrison county, Mo-,
| where he will establish an elk farm.
Mr.. Friend has been engaged about
year gathering them and had it
not been for the Indian trouble last
summer would have had MANY
more. He had a permit for fifty
head.
The Statesman says William p.
Beers, of Jordan Valley, has sold a
bunch of 400 horses. It is under
stood the price received was IS per
head.
The Silver City stage which left
Nampa Monday forenoon was
robbed about IL o'clock the same
day by two masked men who were
heavily armed. There were only
two passengers aboard, one, E. B.
MCGOWAN of Boise, and the other,
a Chinese woman. After the rob.
bers had forced the driver to throw
up his hands, they politely request
ed the occupants Of tho stage to
step out and deliver up their per-
sonal possessions. The men took a
$40 gold watch and $18 in money
from Mr.. MCGOWAN, but they did
not modest the Chinese woman.
The robbers told Mr.. MCGOWAN
that they did not want to mix up
with Uncle Sans affairs, that they
wanted simply to collect a little
change for incidental expenses.
This makes about dozen hold ups
on the Silver City during the pres
ent year.
A Wallace special to the States
man Oct. 28th says: If there was
any intention on the part of men,
bers of the Miners union to drive
out miners from the Hunter mine
evening, it was nipped in
he bud by the prompt action of
Governor Mcconnell in ordering
he militia to prepare to move at a
notice, and the annouce-
nent that he would declare martial
aw at the first outbreak of trouble.
All is now quiet and the citizens
ire confident there will be no
Public sentiment appears
o be overwhelmingly in favor of
crushing out any attempt at intim-
dation at the very outset. When
he special train from Mullan
cached Wardner last night, 300
Irned men responded to the bugle
last and waited impatiently for an
rider to march to Mullan. As
here was no. trouble the order was
lot given. It is believed the scare
will have salutary effect by show
he union that the first attempt at
'iolence will be Immediately put
Town by armed forces.
l. I. Lewis, the druggist. will tell you
hat no one is better qualified to judge of
he merits of an article than the dealer,
ecause be bases his opinion on the ex-
erience Of all who use it. For this-rea-
On he wishes US to publish the remarks
other dealers about An article which
g handles. Messrs. G. F. Moore q Co.
ewberg, Ore, say: 1--WE sell more of /
Cough Remedy than all
theirs put together, and it always gives
God satisfaction" Mr. ]. FlAllen, Fox,
re-, says: II believe Chamberlains
ough Remedy to be the best have
anJled." Mr.. w. 81. Hitchcock, Colum
us, Wash, says: "Chamberlains Cough
emedy sells well and il highly praised
y all who use it,