The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-08-03

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One 81 the trained horses Of IL,
Wallace CIRCUS fell Ia tn hippo
drome rags during tho pssformanc.
ut Pocatello, We nssday, and broke
| its neck.
The DeLamar Nugget says Il i
reported that there are thirty-twc
bands Of sheep now in the vicinias
Of South Mountain, the numbe,
aggregating 10000.
DR.. /. N. Moore. Of Pocatello, hae
been appointed BY the Insane Asy.
lum commissioners to succeed Dr..
Givens as superintendent Of the
Blackfoot Asylum.
The Gem mine in Coeur d 'Alenes.
is running to its full capacity, en-
ploying about 100 men. Tho mill
is running on two shifts and every
thing is in active operation.
Miss Alice Bartch, daughter of B.
F. Bartch who resides on the bench
four miles from Payette, was thrown
from horse last week and dragged
for q distance of one and half
miles receiving injuries from which
she died the next morning.
II. T. Smith was granted a par
don last Saturday on conditions
that he would leave the country.
He returned to his home in Sho-
shone upon being released from
prison. Smith was tried and con-
victed at Bellevue on a charge of
harboring stolen cattle. He was
sentenced to three years and six
months imprisonment, but has
only served since last September.
The Mountain Home Republican
July Goth says: The Episcopal
folks are feeling highly elated over
the fact that they will soon be able
to commence work on their new
church. Bishop Talbot passed
through here last Friday evening
and informed Rev. Mcpherson that
be would donate $500 and loan
$500 towards the erection Of the
building. This. with the money
and labor that has been subscribed
by our citizens, makes US about
$500 that they Will have to start
with. The new structure will be OF
brick and will be considerably
larger than the old building.
Boise Mail: ]. D. Flenner lef.
this afternoon for Market Lake,
where he goes as special war cores
pendent for the New York Herald. |
The judge will have charge of the
Herald's new bureau at Market |
Lake and will operate from that
point. He has been instructed to
detail a corps of couriers aud scouts
who will keep him informed of all
of the troops and In
lians. His correspondence will go
direct to the Herald from Market
Lake. The judge has assured bis
Boise friends that he will keep
safe distance from the scene of &C.
!ual battle.
Blackfoot News: A placer mining
camp on Snake river, opposite
Market Lake. is doing splendid
paying business without any blasts
If stage horns or trumpets. About
20 men are at work and while no.
,oasting of their daily finds Of vel
ow dust, they kick up no dust 0!
and because of any short meas
Tres or disappointment.
The number Of patients at the In
ane Asylum is growing weekly I
1t the present. rate of increase it
will not he, long before the board Of
directors will be called upon to give
he superintendent an assistant.
The smallest man ever seen in
slackfoot arrived Wednesday morn
ng and created good deal Of
inusement for our people as hs
'erambulated up and down the ,
treets. he was not over three
set in height and weighed IS or 80
ounds. He had full growth Of ,
card and appeared to be between ,
0 and IS years Of age. K
One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese was
topping with me, says NJ. F. Hatch, .
ronlnent merchant of QuartermAster,
Washington, / heard him groaping % {
Ding to his room found him suffering I
.om cramp coiic. He was in such agony .
feared he would die. / hastily gave
i'm dose of Chamberlain Collie,
hoIera and DiarrheA Remedy. He was
bon relieved and the first words he ut
cred we're, ''what was that stuff you gave
ls2" Uniformed him A few days ago i
e were talking about his attack and be
lid he was never without that remedy
ow. have used it in my family for
.veral years. / know it, worth and do
ut hesitate to recommend it to my !
lends and customers. For sale BY I. I. {
evils, druggist.
Killed BY . Stallion.
A stockman, name unlearned,
as fatally injured by vicious 8
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