The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-08-22

1Hf KETCHUM KEYSTONE
eITUROAY...........A U0UsT Y, lse
Ye.terday's New York quota
lions: Silver, $780,, Lead, $3.50.
Hay for Sale.
Timothy, 81 per ton; Alfalfa ant
r;motbv. mixed, S., at the Gimle
Ranch. Strictly first class.
'' Orro H. LEBLANC:
I'd Williams has on sale a fin'
81, Of waterm elons. Yum-yum.
Dr. N. J. Brown, of HALEY, hal
been appointed coroner of Blaine
oonnty. to fill the unexpired tern
caused by the death of ~. Dunn
The first watermelons of the sea-
am were received Wednesday BY
f Dr. Mcmahon. The sight Of ths
iuscious melons made many .
mouth water.
Mrs. Tim Regain and her two lit
tie boys, who were guests at the
Guver Hot Springs for several
sesks, returned Thursday to Their
home at Boise.
Frank H. White shipped another
carload of ore from the Baltimore
mine Yesterday. Frank expects to
shin two carloads month from
now until snow flies.
The Idaho Falls Register says
that Mr.. G. H. Storee of that city
has in his safe one of the late Will
liam Selden's insurance policies for
$1,000 payable to the assignees.
Mrs. E. B. Williams, with little
Miss Leslie, left on the stage yester-
day for Houston where she goes to
spend several weeks with her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Easley.
TT. Windsor, who is acting as
the U. P. agent during c. F. Bradt's
temporary absence. fills the bill to
letter. He is we'll pleased with
Ketchum and her people, and is
affable and accommodating to all.
Geo. E. Mills is turning out the
best lumber ever marketed on Wood
River. The mill is kept constantly
going and teams are furnishing it to
customers from all points in the
valley. Two 6horse teams are kept
busy hauling lumber to HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Stone and
Master frankie Comstock took their
departure on Wednesdays train for
Colfax, Wash, after a pleasant visit
OF several weeks in Ketchum. Mr..
and Mrs. Stone have many friends
here who enjoyed their stay in our
midst.
Twenty-six tons of first class ore
" ere brought in from the Smoky
distinct Thursday by H. c. Lewis
teams. The ore came from several
different parties-H. W. Schultz, of
the Isabella mine, and Jones & Col.
Inns, of the Star of Smoky, being
the principal shippers.
Two carloads OF horses, and .
carload of wagons aud grading
outfit belonging to Corey Brothers,
Ogden contractors, were brought
up on the Branch road to the wash
put Monday and work was com.
menced Tuesday morning on the
new road to Ketchum.
The children of ST. Thomas
school were rendered pic
l,ic Wednesday at the Guyer Hot
Springs grounds by the superin-
endent, Miss Valera Dollarhide.
There was a large number of the
parents and friends of the children
present and a delightful time was
Mrs. l. l. Lewis, president of the
Equal Suffrage club, desires the
KEYSTONE TO announce that the
suffrage ball had to be postponed
N account of not being able to Sc:
'ure good music but will take place
positively next Thursday night
when the full Ketchum orchestra
will be in attendance.
Billy Buster and Carl Lane came
IN for supplies, Wednesday, from
stanley, where they are doing as.
,essnent work on their claims.
They will return tomorrow, and
after completing their work ut STAN
ey will 60 to Challis. Billy says
hey are also interested in several
mines situated near the famous
Biackbird, assays from which show
S20 gold per ton and Is per cent
upper.
A merry party of ladies and
from Bellevue passed |