The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-07-17

NE RE1cAuM KEYSTONE
z;:FPaV.--.-..:::.: - JULY II, 1897
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I E.cnafaosT'a' dVertising can DC ma0' 40
IA, Milwaukee Beer, nice and
Scn,,'dd raught at Pat Nc Mahon's.
e soGl' u UD the beer that made Miiwau'
kss famous: 77:,o
Who's going to the JuoilesY
,rsam and lemonade are in
demand. ~
Eos, fell in the vicinity OF Ketch-
~ Tuesday night.
Fresh Butter rs cents per pound
=, HEX Ke.chum Creamery
There are 347 boys and girls in
the HALEY district OF school age
Ex-senator Fred 7. Dubois ar
Va Va at his home in Blackfoot from
the east Saturday morning
c,,o0eJ and Mrs. W. a. Brodhead
s., HALEY we're guests at Guyer
q Hot Springs during the week. |
r;ve men came up from Shoshone
rhursday to put up stockyards at
,hs Ketchum depot for loading
sheep. |
Mrs Patrick Mcmahon and chill
,,an returned Tuesday from a visit
o " several weeks with relatives at
pocatello.
Tho school census report for this
a;o,ric, shows the total number of
bovs and girls in Ketchum OF
school age to be no:
John NJ. Johnston, archdeacon OF
Wyoming and Idaho, arrived on
THURSDAYS train and held services
If s., Thomas Church in the even
ing
Mrs H. NJ. Stewart, of Guyer
Hot Springs, has recovered from
her recent spell of illness and was
IN attendance at the church services
Thursday evening.
H. M. Richard, one of the owners
Of the Tyrannis mine at Smoky,
bas returned from his trip to Paris,
France, and is registered at the
Guyer Ho. Springs.
Mrs. E. B. Williams and little
daughter, Leslie. accompanied by
her father, J. V, Easley, and brother,
George, left for Houston Wednesday
for two weeks visit.
Charlie Kopp of Clayton was
hand-shaking with his old friends
in Ketchum this week, having come
over with team to help remove the
furniture and household effects of
Robert Koninger to Clayton.
Robert koninger came in from
Clayton Tuesday, where he has been
for the past three months, and left
Thursday morning with his family
and household effects to locate on
ranch in the vicinity Of that place.
Sunday was the hottest day of
the year at Boise City thus far and
the hottest day since 1892. The 4,
mercury at the post stood at 1O7
degrees and several places about
town registered at higher mark.
P, H. Hennessy, the newly ap- !,
pointed section boss at this point.
and his estimable wife are the latest ,
addition to Ketchum's population. ,
They are occupying Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. NJ. Stewards residence OH the
Springs road above Ketchum.
The KEYSTONE acknowledges the '
receipt of the Los Angeles Herald
from l.. I. Chambers, father of our &
'elloW-townsman, John Chambers. s
containing the speech in full of a
William J. Bryan which he deliv- {
cred during bis recent visit to that I
city. d
Grouse and sage hens are more :
plentiful in the mountains around
Aelchum than for many previous |
seasons. The woods are full Of f
young birds large enough to eat, t
Dus The law protecting them from !
slaughter by the pot hunters will I
nov expire until August 1st.
Mis-. Alfred Puthier and her two +,
Iuliuren will leave Monday for Salt :
lake City to attend the Pioneer q
jubilee. 1t has been about twelve :
!eafs since Mrs. Pothier left Utah 4
and her visit there now is norbana