The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-07-06

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4 d;snatch from Glenn's Ferry
Jnna 27th saws: Frank Howell. q
vounr unmarried man. aged 10. Of
RushvilIe. Neb.. was drowned in
sn.ka r;v.r At this place about 8
= = TO-DAY while swimming his
horse 70 clean him. He rode the
horse into the river about twenty
feet from the shore, and in some
way fell off. He was unable to
swim, and was carried dway by the
undercurrent, which is very strong,
before help could reach him. His
BODY was not recovered.
The Idaho World saws about six
vaeks AGO while cutting wood at
pioneer Henry McGuinness was
.trnck IN tha eve With a splinter.
and ha went down to Boise CITY
for treatment He lost the sight
and returned last Tuesday totally
Hind having lost the sight of the
other eve several wears ago. He
has homes however that the sight
of The remaining one can be recoy-
cred. and will 90 to some city to
have s. onerated on bv an expert
enced ocnlist Henry has a great
manv friends who will be sorry to
hear of his misfortune.
e4at..n,or. Georoa Williams
Snpt for the Atlantic Consolidated
Gold Mines. has concluded the set
Element of the company's indebted
ness. contracted by the late Stamps
Anderson. T. w. Davies, of Lon
don. ia now at the head of the com.
pany and is himself making the
foundations. The payments have
extended over period of two OF
three months, and d strange feature
of it is that it is doubtful whether
a cent of the money which had
been due for 10 wears could have
been collected in the courts. Abou,
$50 900 has been paid out. The
last payment. which was made only
a few DAYS ago. amounting to So.
OC0. &c. COO going to Mr.. Tonkin;
and 81 600 to p n. Ouirk. Ter
thousand had previously been paid
to T F. Simmons. Others who
were Maid in full were Judge Hus
ton and JOS. Pinkham.
Mo,r,a;r Homa R,,,.t;n rhnrs
dev avan;no ehont : o,clock emok.
49, .san ;eer;r1 from ,ha roof :,
49, vss.-, 80 80 En;scorol churcl
building in this place and in les.
than half an hour the entire struct
ure was a mass of ruins. Rev. Mr.
Mcpherson had left the vestry full,
two hours before the discovery O
the Ere and attributes the cause o
the disaster to sparks from til,
stovepipe of the rectory, which
stood only about Is feet from til,
church. The church organ wa
saved from destruction, also tn,
window placed in the church few
months ago by the Sunday schoo
children to perpetuate the memor,
of little Hazel Bobo who died las
January. The DESTROYED churcI
cost about $1,000 and was not in
sured.
John Noble this week sold ZOO
pounds of wool to J. M. Johnson a
! IS. 80 per hundred-the highest fip
ure yet reached this season in thi
market.
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