The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-09-18

Nelse Darrah, of Idaho City, il
visiting Ketchum.

J. B. Reiff is expected home from
his eastern trip next Monday.
Superintendent McHenry, of the
Silver King mine, is in town.
John NJ. Cannady of HALEY paid
ketchum a visit Thursday evening.
VIM. Mcqueen was in town
during the early part of the week.
Mrs. L. H. Russell has gone to
Omaha for q three months visit
with relatives.
Hon. John S. Gray, of Boise City,
was in town on Tuesday, taking the
afternoon train for San Francisco.
Mr.. Will Putnam is helping 81
Calderkead at the depot until Mr..
Lamson can be relieved at Market
Lake.
Hon. ]. C. Fox, of Challis, was
in town during the week, having
taken in the conventions and races
down the River.
C. J. Johnson, of Vienna, re-
turned, on Thursday, from Salt
Lake city with his family, and left
for home yesterday.
VIM. Casio, of Vienna, has been
struck with Rocky Bar fever, and
has visited that place to look up a
location for hotel.
Bert Havens, of Bullion, who is
seeking the Democratic nomina-
ton Of County Assessor, visited
Ketchum last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Gowan, of Vienna, has
gone to the home of her childhood,
way down in Maine" where she
will pass the winter with her parents.
Mr.. Lampson, formerly operator
at the depot here, but transferred to
Market Lake for temporary duty,
is to be re-assigned to this station.
Bishop GloriOux returned on
Thursday from trip to Sawtooth
and Vienna. His visit will extend
to Bellevue and Broadford while ON
the River.
f. R. Chase, formerly engaged in
the jewelry business here, but now
holding a responsible position at
the Idahoan mine, was in town
during the week.
Mr.. Charles Griswold, of Roches-
ter, New York, whose services as
teacher in the public school have
been secured, arrived here on Mon
day last.
Mrs. NJ. L. Crafts, of Custer, &C.
companied by her son, was among
the arrivals at the Palace, on Tues
day, on her way to Boulder, Mon
tana, to visit her parents.
Senator J. P. Jones, of Nevada
is daily expected at Idaho City for
the purpose of examining a quartz
mine in that locality with view OF
purchasing the same.
John GOwan, of Vienna, has re-
ceived contract to haul ore from
the Silver Horn mine to the com
pany's mill, at Era. The contract
will keep him busy all winter.
c. P. Smith, one of the oldest
prospectors in the Territory, and 9
resident of Ketchum the past six
years, left, on Wednesday, for Hia
watha, Kansas, to visit his rela.
tives.
| Cal. Clawson returned from Hal
lev on Tuesday and left for Bonanzs
the following day. He was one
of the speakers at the Democratic
ratification, on Monday night, Al
HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. O ]. Salisbury art
pected to-day or tomorrow from
Bayhorse. Their children are a
the Guycr Springs, and on thei'
return Mr.. and Mrs. S. will remain
there several days.
Thomas Rowe. blacksmith at thu
|, North Star mine, returned from
trip to Michigan on Tuesday
bringing with him life partner t.
occupy the neat little cottage, nea
the mine, which he had built.
Lockhart "Bob" Boyd, of Chal
: lis, is rusticating in Ketchum. HI
+ has made several attempts to re
turn home, but the circus poster
hold him back, and he will take il
the show before he goes north.
: w. r. Popham, who, with hi
brother, has leased the Albion mine
Cassia county, is in town. He ha
an affectionate regard for his oil
stamping ground. and likes t
have business that brings him t.
Ketchum.
Major Hyndman is proud in tn
, possession Of handsome photo
graph of his two children. Bessi
and Billee, just received from home
The pretty faces makes him long t.
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