The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-01

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1900 JANUARY l. 1883
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Write it 1898:
:, KrysroxE wishss aIfits read
:. Dc . happy and prosperous new
New Years calls are out OF date
10 Ketchum:
Easter Sunday this year will come
% April the 10th:
The Twentieth Century viii begin
% j., January /, 1901.
~. veather continues clear and
:. a IL as spring day.
r John of HALEY has boon
.,1a,,missioned a notary public.
1B. Hastings, formerly of Ketch-
,m is manager OF the war Eagle
u'u n. at Rossland, B. c.
Charlie Allen and Charlie Swan |
~ left Wednesday to resume their
' 'yn at the Cresus mine.
Mrs, H. Hennessy spent Christ
80. veek with friends and relatives
:; a,'I shoshone and returned home
Monday.
III. EMPLOYEES of the Tyrannis .
nine have all returnsd to Smoky, Z
after spending a merry Christmas t
in Ketchum. '
Martin Regli, of the "Corner sa- Q
lam remembered the KEYSTONE s
an NV, Christmas day with liquid re- '
frsshments. =
Dr Keller, the Pocatello dentist, {
has gone to Alaska, his objective :
nOiut being Skaguay, where bis
friend, DR.. Moore is located.
John McCann came in from the t,
Skvlark mine, near Bayhorse, Tues b
day where be ihas been employed il
since last fall, to spend a few days e
with his family. '
Jos. Rotbwell, Billy Mcdonald :. :,
and the latter's nephew, Mr.. John- :,
,ou, constituting the force of the !.
independence mine, spent Christ Il
mas in Ketchum. =,
Ed Rumel and Emil Rasmussen Ell
took the train for HALEY Wednes- u
dsy to resume their duties at the q
Cresus mine after spending q n
pleasant holiday in Ketchum. "
Miss Jessie Riley, principal of q
the public school, and her assistant, &c
Miss Hannah Newman, went to n
HALEY on Mondays train to enjoy CT
the festivities of the State Teachers
convention which was in session at
the county seat three days this week. b,
A scientist has discovered mi "
crobes of various kinds in ink sup O
piled to schools, and some of the ~
microbes we're deadly enough to "
kill mice inoculated with them. He 70
recommends that ink bottles should 70
not be left open to the air in schools. 10 a.
Miss Lottie Tillotson of st. Paul, ar
qlnn., gave an Evolutionary enter fe
talnment at the Town Hall Thurs
day evening. There. was only
small audience present. 1t is said la
by those who listened to Miss Til. ur
lOtson's Rotations that they were &C
well rendered. in
Word was received in Ketchum -
The first part of the week that Char - -,
lie Judge, who left Haley several D. D.
weeks ago for Montana with the ~
'osselyn teams, had met with a ..
serious accident, having had his leg "
BADLY crushed from being run over :.
0y a heavily loaded sleigh. "
The two men, Sam Wilson and
frank 7. Worthington, who were q
convicted % of stealing eighty-odd DR.
snneep belonging to the Gooding by
DI y were sentenced by Judge tn
SS!.oe1ekslager Wednesday morning, Pc
W receiving two years and ri
"ofthlngton one year in the Boise fer
wi
ine Grangeville Free Press arrived m
: our exchange table on schedule At
,us shls week, despite the late ;oi
Immigration which destroyed the tv
~ ., and Its entire contents except hs
~ ales, subscription and account me-
!" OU * IL The Free Press was insured hn
" = s1'Voo, which enabled the paper i
elArf pp ~