The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-09

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:=5sv's New York quota
Yss'es;;lys Silver, 6Sac., Lead, 1906.
NOTICE.
=, tack wintered by the under
AL ~ Silver Greek are now at
9! dsp s"rr al in Ketchum, ready to 30
biz '; co, to the owners, and If not
ds!ivss'VfH or before the first of May
calico ~ charged at the rate of 50
vii a. month 70 per head thereafter.
yer mon G. McPHErERs.
r.. miners at the Baltimore were
g.iS Of Tuesday:
=, q Lewis returned Monday
from ., trip to Red Rock, Mont
r.. train arrives in Ketchum at
:, 10 A. N. and leaves, at 2 P. NJ.
u.;,Contractor Browne says the
w. Is over seven feet deep at Ga
D., l. T. Osborn, chairman of
~ HALEY board of county COM
wv Customers, has postponed church
.srvices in Ketchum to May 18th.
n, and Mrs. Ben Harris left in
nr;vate conveyance Thursday for
pp;s;t to Mountain Home, expect
~ to return to Ketchum in few
weeks. |
Part HYDE, a pioneer of Wood
p;vsr, after an absence of seven or
s s years, returned to Ketchum
l.st saturday. Mr.. Hyde is located
=, Pocatello.
Johnny Carey came down from
The Highland Mary the first Of the
vsek, Tney have run a 4OO.foot
,uuuel in the Highland Mary and
!" reward for their labor have
rruck Exchanging wall.
Milt Mourning came down from
Bo,le mountain Thursday and re-
norts that Nick Welsh, the lessee Of
liz Wood River mine, has struck
tho ledge, and the hanging wall in
dica,es that the big ledge he has
been anticipating is not far distant.
A party of young ladies and
gentlemen chaperoned by MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Stole were out on a sere-
nading tour Saturday night. The
songs with guitar accompaniment
sounded very sweet as the notes
fell upon the ears of the awakened
sleepers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stewart, after
spending the winter season inI
Ke.cbum have again taken up their
residence at the Guyer Springs and
arc having the hotel and premises
put in complete order ready for the
formal opening of the resort on
the 3Oth of May.
A correspondent from Pocatello
10 the Salt Lake Tribune says: ION
account Of a recent change in time
on the Wood River branch, passen-
gers can now go to Ketchum, visit
the famous Guyer Hot Springs, en-
JOY bath and dinner, and return
on the afternoon train.
al Griffith is down from Boyle
and reports over three
feet of solid snow still on the hills.
Mr.. Griffith and his partners have
lU tons Of first class ore ready for
Shipment, besides about $50 tone
Of jigging ore. Shipments will be
made as soon as the roads are open.
The republican primaries of the
ketchum precinct were held Satur-
day, and fifteen stalwarts cast their
votes. The following delegates were
elected to attend the county conven-
ton which will be held in Haley
to-day: 7. B. Mulkey, Geo. P. Hold
son, Theo Hage and John Anderson.
The delegates are supporters Of the
Dubois faction.
Eddie Price, the KEYSTONE devil,
has become quite an expert wheel
man. When Eds not setting type
you can depend he puts in the
NEST of his time spinning around
thu boulevards on his Waverley.
!de two Eds, Ed. Price and Ed.
Tucker, will train for the boys BIZ
cycle races on the Fourth of July.
The casualties will be reported as
they occur