The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-30

! 0ease News. :
Wsiser city 10 to have IN academy
Horse thieves have boon makinl
raids nsar Moscow.
Eggs arc selling 1t Grangeville
Idaho, ct 81 cents dozen.
There are now only three saloon,
running in Mountain Home.
james Ellington, the murderer o.
Charles Briggs At Boise, Decembsl
Goth, has been sentenced TO hang.
The Atlanta Gold 4 Silver Con
solidated Mining CO., Of London
have appointed George A. Willism,
Of. Atlanta their agent for the state
Of Idaho.
The Idaho Democrat says there
arc already thirty applicants for i'd
mission to the Soldiers Home and
more coming. It will not be ready
for occupancy for several weeks.
While party Of serenaders were
feasting with newly married people
at Nampa, thieves entered the house
| went into . bedroom and took six
overcoats, several hsts and = suit
Of clothes belonging to the groom,
Why is Latah county and the
city Of Moscow poor?-Hinckley
| SIC, 900, the Farmers Bank $4,000
Commercial bank $4,000 and ST.
600; total $63, 900 in one year
Times. Democrat.
A. B. Campbell, of Wallace, man.
ager of the Gem and Standard mines
offers to the boy having the best
standing in the high school OF that
city at the close of the years term
a free three-years' course at the
Moscow University.
Mrs. Hardy, who murdered her
little adopted daughter at Moscow
and was sentenced for life, is now
in the penitentiary. Warden Camp
bell has a matron to look after her.
She is the second female convict
ever in the Idaho penitentiary.
The Evening Mail says: Vic Bier
bower, who isn't lieutenant-govern-
or up to date, came in from Lin
coin county to-day. It isn't posi-
lively known yet whether Vic will
take in the Living pictures" the
baby social, or 60 to the revivalist
meeting"
The Morning Star group of mines
near Silver City has been sold to
eastern parties. The consideration
for the property is &35, 600. It is to
be paid in three instalImsnts. The
first payment is $250O down; the
next is $500 to be made 10 July,
while $25 600 is to be paid in Jan
uary.
The Elmore County Republican
says: George Hall will set out about
$500 more peach trees this spring
on his Snake river ranch, making
5000 in all. Mr.. Hall informed us
that next year he intends to put
out several thousand more trees,
which will probably make his the
largest peach orchard in the state.
His old trees have wintered we'll
and the prospects are good for an
other abundant crop this year.
Shoshone Journal Senator Bier
bower returned from Snake river
Tuesday after hunting and slaught-
ering ducks, geese and rabbits for
three days. Vic tells us Guy Bar
nun, has been east to Nebraska, get.
ting back just in time to get m over.
dose Of the grippe.
The branch engine, No. 977, that
Frank Coolige has driven to Ketch.
um nearly every day for tho past
three years, was taken to tho Ferry
Friday last, and in future he will
have No. $50. Frank was always
happy with 977. which he termed
his "old war horse" He would
gamble on getting through more
snow with bis favorits than any
other two engineers with an engine
apiece. AT present Frank 10 using
No. 4O2, ono Of the fret engines ever
ueed in Utah, aud was known ae
the Brigham Young"
Idaho Falls Times-Mnnager A.
D. Morrison, of the Great Western
Land and Irrigation Company ar
rived on Friday morning in special
excursion car from Minnesota &C.
companied by party Of twenty
Swedish families consisting alto
gether Of SIS persons. Upon the
sides Of the car was inscribed ''epe.
cial excursion under tho manage
ment Of tho Great Western Land
md Irrigation Company to the
great Snake River Valley of Idaho.
4 still larger number are expected
next month.
Mrs. Ida N. Boyakin's name APP
pears at the head of the Idaho DEM
ocrat's editorial column as business
manager Of the paper. The Demo
.rat says: The name Of Mrs. Ida