The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-08-21

smoky YESTERDAY:
, rssvv frost nipped corn ane
i., n in the vicinity of Pocatellt
Saturday night.
~ ond Mrs. w. NJ. Price left
cr"d,v for the Red Fish Lakes
T T expected to return tomorrow
Chris Kohler is in town having q
Iii 10, of ore from the Bismarck
's'a On Kelly gulch, tributary OF
, ,t West Fork, sampled.
u,s Mary Richie, Miss Esther
pi,chie, Miss Kate Barry and How
p.I Ismon left Sunday for a ten
dsvs' outing on North Fork.
Hank Poppy came over from
CLAYTON last Saturday and on Wed.
U us.dsy started for Muldoon to do
nv, I annual assessment work on bis
mining nil claims in that district.
) ST. Friedman, the HALEY dry
GOODS merchant, has just received q
iot Of new goods, suitable for mid.
summer and early Fall wear. Mail
orders will receive careful attention.
Johnny Birch, inspector of the
p.ci6c EXPRESS route, with a party
Of friends, is camped up Warm
snripgs.. creek, slaughtering grouse
and saltlng down left over" trout.
Joe Johnson and Johnny Carey
we're down from Galena the first OF
the week and returned Wednesday
with ore sacks to make q shipment
Oftbs ore from the Wellington mine.
T. J. Reid of Sawtooth had to
come to Ketchum last Saturday for
s"little more fish bait, the tourists
10 the Reddish lakes having nearly
exhausted the supply he had on
The weather has been extremely
warm during the week, with the
exception OF Wednesday when a
delightful shower fell in the after
noon causing the mercury to drop
80 degrees.
Bob Chambers came down from
West Fork this week for supplies
He reports that the tunnel he is
driving in the Moonlight mine looks
well and has strong hopes of soon
striking another bonanza.
Elk State Senator Hanrahan and
Mr.. Wayne Darlington, the latter a
former resident of Ketchum, came
over from Houston yesterday in q
rig driven by J. V. Easley. Mr..
Darlington is Ell route to Salt Lake.
Ed and Fred Gannett and Herb
McPhe'ers shipped carload of ore
from the Dixon mine, Lake creek,
this week. The ore was taken out
last fall but could not be shipped
then on account of the danger of
snowslides. Ed came down from
The Baltimore mine the first of the
week and attended to the shipment.
Walter Clark has had all the
debris hauled away from his lots
on Main street, the former site OF
'ne Inflated Palace Hotel. That, in
conjunction with the addition of e
3: Williams hotel building, which
VIII soon be hauled and put on the
adjoining lots, will make a vast
Improvement to the appearance OF
our town.
NJ. Collins and Mike Ryan have
relocated the Deer Trail mine, Sit
uaied this side of the Smoky divide ;
I Ip lOr many years owned by Frank
y Lemon. The mine will be known
r hereafter as the Margaret. Messrs.
w; Su''lns and Ryan, while perform ,
t SqIa 'ns work required by law to
~ aS'u Inc same, struck a small vein
s VI Ilsn grade ore, which was of ,
W. INCieht lnducement to determine 8
cam; 'yah 10 prosecute the work this {
eO'nlng winter. /;
,h Da,ly Mcdonald, who started out
C Cgou, SIX weeks ago with Ingart
m..s to work on the Den ]
If S mine, on the middle east fork e
vss cannon, was in Ketchum this t
,a ieA having assays made from ore &
i,om rA rom the Denmark and also f
b h.n the Bryan, the latter having b
av su located ,OS by Billy few weeks I
r cry s aae result of the assays were t
tr ry satisfactory, as will be seen q
eon, n !ne following: The Denmark f
p psr ana, l56 ounces silver and 4s t
oupe ssn Il, lead, and the Bryan. ia ,
s'Iver and Sc per cent lead. a
oD sos sl Ks'chum public school will t
S Sssa September 18th. The Set trustees Sss
for pr; usssed Miss Riley of HALEY !,
Hsnpn ,ae' pa of the school and Miss z
teacher i newman .s of this place for )
The seba IN the primary department. :
been tho o' mouse and premises have .
persona II'oughly cleaned under the (
Newman supervision of Mrs. L. d. g
Who jnso inf, OIL the board of trustees, y
in the soh US that the waterworks -
in orS ord school house will also be mn, o o