The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-04-24

1IHE KEcAUM KEYsIoN!
:s7URDAY. ::::ArEzz .: -
Tss,s7jay's New York quota
Is'' Silver, &C., Lead, 10 20.
This PAPER ! Il + s s 2 s E S4Ks
Adrertisii'ss o me Francisco, Cal, where cor
EIenailseo dvertising can be made for 1t.
r..sb Butter rs cents per poun'
=, HEX ,bs Kstchum Creamery
The hotel BUSES were out OF
heels .sI Tuesday, a week earlier thar
I,st spring
There is a good road up to tn
civsr Hot Springs. Sulphur baths
s,s now in order.
Tho county commissioners have
ia;Dted Joseph Perkins road gu
p psni of this district:
Tho school entertainment was in
,,ogress last evening when the
RTrvsroyE went to press.
Tho hoard of trustees has decided
srtend the school term to the 1st
" Juns, making an eight-months'
term.
Mrs Fred Fulford left Ketchum
uondsy to make her home on Lit
tie Wood River with her sister,
ur. Jessie Cramer.
The fin de seicle Turk dosen't have
INV time to lie down in his guarded
,sot and dream. Eternal vigilance
!. necessary just at present.
The delightful warm days of the
,.., week has caused the snow to
disappear like magic, and the yards
snd streets are bare. The grass is
shooting up and some have already
begun to prepare for gardening.
Bob Chambers made his appear
snce in town this week. He has
LeeD running tunnel in his Moon
lybl mine on West Fork and this
IS his first trip to town stree Christ
mas Bob's going to stick to the
Moonlight as long as there is vein
Of ore in sight.
Idaho Democrat: Cal. e. Clawson,
m4mber of the house from Blaine.
udnter and writer of note, and one
Of the best of men on general prin-
eipes, is still here with his estima-
Bile family and may make Boise his
headquarters this season while Wis
iling the different mining camps
hereabOuts.
Men have gone out every morning
since the fatal slide at the Baltimore !
mine to search for Frank Whites
body, but as yet no trace of his re-
mains has been found. The snow
is frozen so hard that it cannot be
penetrated with an iron rod. The
search will be kept up, however,
until the body is found.
George Philbrick returned Wed
nesday from Carmel, Maine, where
be went last fall to spend the win
ter with relatives and friends. Mr..
PhiIbrick, who has had the KEY
STONE sent to his father in Carmel
the past ten years, says that but one
copy failed to reach its destination
during that period of time.
George Richie is confined to his
bed as che result of having received
kick Wednesday evening from t
Horace Lewis buggy horse. The /
horse was standing in the stable |
yard when George suddenly ap- t
preached him from behind, and be- a
ing Startled gave him a vicious kick |
yellow the heart. 1t was thought v
at frst that George was internally f
injured, but Yesterday the symp- I
IONS were not so serious. b
!, Now, children" said Professor y
Mai'in the other day, Il am going y
10 ask you difficult question. Can !.
sny one tell me how many mills -
make one cent?" After a long ST. v
IFAce, a little urchin at the foot of r.
we VIC class stuck up his little digits, u
s anu on being asked to give his an. u
v Wsr' replied: My pa said if Nc :
Mlliey was elected not a d-n mill "a
pOuid make cent" and the u
rt!:OiIessor, who didn't vote for Nc. l
A'nIey, just laughed. al
AND Words For Frank H. White, e:
,ba -, sn rark City Utah Record has =
WHY; .Oi'Owing In regard to Frank H. !"
s, I's' D VINO no met such a tragic fate 20
~. Baltimore mine on the 10Th 10
in ' m. winch shows the high esteem 81
h.l1 "l'ch our late townsman WAS p
Us w, In his former home: +
provs ue 81 IN Park City, Frank H. White p'
ipg va, himself versatile genius. he hav- +
naje m Seu alternately at the machinist Is
Vas IN I ,h printing, and for two years re