The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-10-15

o. OCTOBER Is, 1898
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5ev's New York quota
...ns: Silver, @a. Leee. = -:
maTS PAPEK +. 9; DAKE,s
JILL Agency, 81 and g Meacn ands
Id,ertl.lansS ban Francisco, Cal, Mne fo- con
GlchsInVsse. Advertising can De maue Ao1 ~
have you registered? If
Vosel lI On Pat Mcmahon at his
n .ore and "get there.
w. ,emains of the late Edward
the aom were shipped Monday
Hosa Kansas Hot Springs, the for
to to- home of deceased.
,,:,hoeI Carey, of Boyle Noun
tain n IG candidate for Senator, vice
f f,as N. Shaw, who declined.
I T Hickey, who learned the
I'D. d. Of Of section hand" with Boss
t Msnnessy, has been promoted to a
hsu Gu himself. He now has charge
Of Oft the Picabo section: 1
n,,nb Young, who has leased
,hs Be Ben Harrison mine on Boyle
,Mpo o has been hauling up sup
MouI his week for the winter. The
p. .@nerty is owned by Johnny Miley
p p1J has been good producer.
The Democrats and Silver Repub-
Sums effected fusion at Challis
notober list. The Populists were
W, ont in the cold, and called for
sn Independent party convention
a aI was held at Clayton last
Tuesday.
Senator Carey was the recipient
If many congratulations on his ar
r;val in Ketchum Wednesday. Tom
Hampton will take him up to Boyle
Mountain and give him q few
nointers before starting in to make
The race for senator.
Messrs. James H. Booming and
Emil Rasmussen, representatives
Of Alturas Lodge, No. Is, l. O. 0. F.,
will leave on to-day's train for
Wallace to attend a meeting of the
Grand Lodge, which will be held at
that place on the 18th inst.
Messrs. Dan and Bat Murphy of
Joe's Gulch, Stanley district, were
in Ketchum the first of the week
after supplies. They left Wednes-
day with their wagon loaded with
provisions, etc. They are interested
with Frank Rapp in placer mining.
Walter Clark has just received
several cases of "Piere Viau's Pure
Sap" direct from the sugar maple
trees OF Canada. 1t is delicious,
and will be appreciated on slapjacke
this coming winter. Don't fail to
Law in supply. 1t is put up in
gallon and half-gallen cans.
SIS. Wilson presented this Office
with an assortment of vegetable:
this week as samples of what can
be produced in Wood River soil
Among other fruit" was a huge
rutabaga, grown on his ranch belo "
town. which tipped the scales al
22t pounds. 1t was sent to the
Omaha Exposition.
Mrs. VIM. J. Taylor, after four
months visit with her con, Knox
Taylor, manager of the P. & |. Co.
left on Thursdays train for hel
: home in Bound Brook, NJ. Like
every one from the East who spend
their summers in the Wood River
country, Mrs. Taylor expresses her
self as being we'll pleased with hel
visit here.
The San Francisco Post recently
offered prize for the best joke anc
the best four-line poem, original Of
course, and the following joke by ar
Oakland man took the premium:
Dorothy, flushed, rebellious anc
naughty, sits in her small chair
grasping both arms tightly.
TO her says one in authority:
dorothy, Pm afraid shall have
to spank you"
You tant 'pank me. I'm thittin
on itw
Pat Mcmahon has received a new
supply of wet goods-the best tt
be had from importers.
The following reduced rates ART
authorized to take effect SeptembeI
Il, 1898: Ketchum to Chicago, frs
class, rt'd, $4915; second class
s46.65. To St. Louis, FIRST class
Hd, $3.50; second class, $43 80
Round trip tickets for Oman;
Exposition, $66 %. On sale unit
October l, 1898, with final limi
November Is, 1898.
J. R. HAGUE,
Agt O. S. l.. R. 4. Co.
The Work of an lncendiary.
About five weeks ago the two
houses built for the accommoda
'on OF miners working in the Star
Of Hope, situated about Is miles
frnm x utnLua