The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-10-05
Steto News.

state News.
Major Gallagher Of Pocatello, ha
gone to Europe on . short trip.
Samuel Huffman Of Challis, Gus
ter county, has been granted . pen
sion.
Mrs. Minnie Miller, wife Of Hugh
Miller Of Silver City has been ad
judged insane and cent to the Asy
lum at Blackfoot.
n. T. Smith Of Shoshone, and
family have moved to Pocatello
Mr.. Smith has accepted position
of meat cutter for Reed q Baugh
butchers at the Gate city.
:. Boise Mail: AT school yesterday
q youngster who has carbolic acid
assafoetida or some other horrid
smelling stuff about his neck stood
up beside q young chap that was
clean, who held up his hand to the
teacher and said:
"Teacher, this boy stinks. )"
And before the teacher could say
a word the disinfected boy sheer
inglv remarked to his companion !:
swell, which would you rather
do-stink or die !"
Mountain Home Bulletin: Re-
Gently q large lot of lumber and
mining supplies has been sent from
Mountain Home to the mining
grounds of the Owyhee Land & IT.
rigation Company, situated about
three miles above Grand View on
Snake river where General Manager
Wiley is making extensive prepare
ton for placer mining on a large
scale. To give the reader an idea
OF the magnitude of the work we
will say that 10000 feet Of lumber
has been utilized for sluice-boxes
alone, laterals have been cut from
the main canal to the placer grounds
and, as a starter, 10 men are to be
on each shift, the work
to 60 on day and night.
Lewiston Tribune: Editor John
Lamb of the DeLamar Nugget, the
old bachelor, whose naive toast to
1.-THE Ladies" at the State Press
Banquet at Lewiston last week Gre
ated much delight, is not only rec
ognized as one of the best fellows
in the association but he is perhaps
the only editor known who has a
subscriber that has paid him for
100 years in advance. His patron
is Capt. DeLamar, and he also has
another good friend in Capt. Plum
mer, who gives him every year the
address of thirty people to send his
paper to, and pays So for each of
them.
Ceur d'Alene Miner Sept. 23rd:
The phenomenal growth of Ward
ner continues without any signs of
abatement. The town is full of
and newly people are ar
irving daily. Everything is ION
he go" and full of business
striking contrast to the condition
If things four months ago when
here was absolutely no business of
my kind and many families were
IN the verge of restitution. There
IRE now 375 men at the Bunker
Hill d Sullivan mine and mill.
The product for this month is be-
,ween 10000 and 1900 tons, an
mount never exceeded in the same
ime since the mine has been In op-
,ration.
The Hunter, at Mullan, is increas-
ng its working force steadily and
low has nearly 100 men on its pay
oil. Both mine and mill were to
tart up double shift yesterday, and
here is no doubt but that they did.
The Ceur d'Alene Iron works at
Wallace consisting Of boundary and
machine shop, was completely de-
troyed by fire last Monday morn
ne between 5 and 6 o'clock. There
icing no adequate water supply
nd the FIRE having made consider
BILE Roadway when discovered,
Nothing could be done to save it.
Tot vestige was left of the entire
uilding except the corrugated iron
oof. The building was 5Ox8O feet
q size, and with the contents was
forth from $4,000 to SIS, 900.
here was not dollar of insurance
n the property, and the loss, there
ore, falls entirely on the owners.