The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-01-23

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. Y:''tssHilsrss silver, sac, Lead. $3.50:
ms PAPEIR6, II + s 8; 7 a E Il
Advernse San Francisco -, C n,ada for it.
E s.sls ior ssdversising car 0e n.A
'' u,i1sv is going to have a hour
W., Mrs.. Mils Mourning is Ill with
TN Richie has opened a
w. IT. office at Salt Lake.
-, Lilo Judge returned from Red
Cn'IWti Mont, on Wednesdays train.
r..,ca Lewis is in Boise enjoying
h e',a Of the senatorial contest.
iodge returned Wednesday
ho ,n 3 business trip to Boise ano
other points:
WI n. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stewart and
~ w. Geo arg stewar, of Guyer Springs
attended! I. the play Thursday n'gn''
,,;.. Kate Barry came up from
us M,S, on Thursdays train III, to at
, natit the performance OF line Dan
ger Signal"
". and Mrs. Martin Barry came
u" irom HALEY Sunday to spend
up, up S 5av with their daughter, Mrs.
c, S. Vsnable.
hill has been introduced in the
,.a;s1sture to cut off the Lost River
'ay,ion of Blaine and attach 1t to
Bingham county.
Tho Ketchum Creamery has start
81 mn at Judge Lewis ranch, with
the Grandjean Bros as propr'e'ors'
But,er, 50 cents pound
DR., But,nsr paid a Professional
v;si, to Ketchum this week. he is
6rst.class dentist, and will make
regular monthly visits here.
The Supreme court has decided
,bs, the District Attorneys hold
ofHce for the remainder of the term
for which they were elected.
Work on St. Thomas church was
commenced Monday. James Shaw
has the contract for putting on the
addition and making the necessary
repairs. -
The Grsngreville Free Press says
eggs are scarce and retail at 10 cents
Isr dozen. In Ketchum they retail
At 40 cents per dozen and are not
very scarce either.
The News says the people OF
Custer county who have visited
Blackfoot since the meeting OF the
legislature are bottling up great
deal Of wrath against Representa-
tive Mccarthy.
Arrangements are being made Tor
the erection Of smelter al Nampa
iur the handling of ores from the
Wood River and Ceur d Alene coun-
tries. It's stated that Chicago cap.
iiaists are promoters of the project.
Master Workman Sovereign of the
Knights of Labor arrived in Boise
last Saturday. "Rumors are rife,
says the Statesman, that his mis-
sion is political, and that ne will
aid Dubois, but Mr.. Sovereign fatty
denies it, saying he simply stopped
OFT on his way to the coast to look
into matters of labor legislation"
We are reminded Of the fact that,
notwithstanding there has been so
much talk about the free coinage
Of silver in Idaho, the first time
an enterprising citizen started up
bis mint be was bounced upon by
the sheriff, locked up in jail and
had bis plant cunfscated. Sheriff
tray, why are things thusly? The
Idea OF nipping the wave of pros
EeFify In lts incipiency was great
S'uuder. Give the boys a chance. |
Bellevue cOuutsrfsitsrs Caught.
A man named Mcclure, formerly |
IN business with Strangeway in the |
furniture business, and Weber, a
SooS, were arrested at Bellevue |
tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Gray
w suspicion of being engaged in
'as manufacture of counterfeit, |
uoney.
Doth men have lived in Bellevue
'or aoout twelve years and have |
not done any work for saveral