The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-09-25

George Metzler left, on Wednes-
day, with T. w. Gillette for Era.
George Montgomery returned, on
Wednesday, from a trip to Salt
Lake.
George A. Black was in town
during the most Of the present
week.
Mrs. r. Z. Strahorn, Of Caldwell,
was visiting friends in Ketchum on
Tuesday.
Charley Moore and Billy Hamp-
som, of Bellevue, were in Ketchum
on Wednesday.
Hon. John West, Of Haley, paid
Ketchum visit last Tuesday while
on his way to Galena.
T. f. Clohecy, George Mont
gomery and George A. Black left
for HALEY yesterday morning.
Sheriff Furey arrived in town
on Monday on official business and
returned the evening of the same
day.
Charles Black, of Bellevue, was
in town on Thursday looking up
contracts to furnish hay from his
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worswick
have occupied their new residence
at the corner of Second and Walnut
streets.
Mrs. Powers, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Smith, at the depot,
to her home on Camas
Thursday.
John Ward, of the Era and HALEY
stage line, visited Ketchum on
Sunday. He is a candidate for
Legislative honors from his portion
of the county.
Mrs. Peter Weber has been dan
gerously i'll during the week with an
attack of pleura-pneumonia. Yes
terday her condition was reported
more favorable.
Hon. Fred. Dubois, Republican
nominee for Delegate to Congress,
has started on the campaign. He
is on his way to the northern part
Of the Territory.
w. r. White, formerly U. S.
District Attorney for Idaho, has
moved to Ogden and formed part
nership with II. w. Williams, late
Judge of the Supreme Court of
Kentucky.
A. ID. Simpson, representing the
we'll known clothing house of
Brown Brothers d Co., of San
was in town during the
week. The house is agent for the
Oregon City Wooden Mills.
William Dobbins and Joe Taylor
on Wednesday evening
from a prospecting trip to Big
Creek and the main Salmon. They
report having had a splendid time,
1ut found gold fields scarce.
O. b. Batten is making a vigor
BUS fight for the nomination of
county Attorney. During the
week he has visited number of
precincts to view the political as
Dect and ascertain his chances for
County Commissioner Gillette
eft, on Wednesday evening, for
Era for the purpose of examining
he new road just completed from
hat place to the River. If found
n a satisfactory condition the road
will be accepted by him.
Major Hyndman and Superin-
endent McHenry, of the Silver
King mine, enjoyed hunting trip
Turing the early part of the week
n the vicinity of Muldoon. The
.arcasses of two antelope and a
leer gave ample proof of the sue
,ess of the trip.
Miss Della w. Timmins, of Chal-
is, arrived in town on Tuesday,
to meet her sister, Mrs.
7. C.. Argusheimer, Of Cheyenne,
". T., who was to be present at the
marriage of Miss Della this evening
o Judge Burns, of Challis. Mrs.
Argusheimer did not arrive, and
Mss Timmins returned home dis
appointed at the result of her trip.
Mrs. +. c. Middleton leaves to-
lay for Portland to attend the
uneral of her brother Robert, who
lied at Cannonsburg, Pa, while
attending school there. She ex-
,ects to meet her parents, now on
he way home from the east, at
Jmatilla. She will return to
letchum in about two weeks.