The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-10-02


7 Elias Folk, of the King of TIN
West mine, left for Ohio on Mon
day.
| w. w. Page, of the Black Hors
Company, left yesterday for Bos
ton.
| Pierce Dorgan was in town durin!
the week studying the politica
question.
n. M. Ruick, County Attorney
was in town Tuesday with business
in his eye.
Mrs. w. J. Armstrong, of Cana.
Prairie, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Weber.
Harry Bowman, one. of the own
ers of the Nabob mine, was in towr
on Thursday.
Judge Turner, of the Idahoar
mine, made a flying trip to Ketchun
on Thursday.
Ex-Chief Justice Morgan was in
town during the week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. George Snow.
Judge Hayes arrived in town on
Monday on his way to Challis,
where he is now holding court.
Col. Russell, of the Times, has
sufficiently recovered to travel. He
spent last Sunday in Ketchum.
f. X. Davis, well known on Wood
River, has received the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of Custer
county.
George Murdoch and family left
for San Francisco by Mondays
train, where they will reside during
the winter.
Mrs. c. B. Marlatt, who has been
i'll for some time past, left last
Wednesday for Boise City to visit
relatives and friends.
Major Hyndman has been called
to New York city on mining mat
tiers of importance. He may pos
sibly return during the month.
James /. Crutcher has received
the nomination of both parties for
Joint Councilman to represent
Owyhee and Washington counties.
James G.. Weston of the Senate
mine, Galena. accompanied by his
wife and child, left by yesterdays
train for Chicago to pass the win
ter.
Deputy Sheriff James Furey
passed through town on Thursday
for the north to subpoena parties
selected to serve on the next grand
jury.
+. Z. Robinson and ]. w. Gar
nett, delegates to the democratic
convention from Galcna, arrived in
town on Thursday on their way to
Haley.
Jack Campbell, Republican candi-
date for Sheriff, visited Ketchum
during the week. He feels san
guine of election, and is making
many friends.
Judge Lennon, of HALEY, was
in town Tuesday. He is candi-
date for Probate Judge, and has
many friends who hope to see him
on the bench.
Farley Williams of Utah, an at
torney of well known reputation, is
expected on the river shortly to
take part in the campaign and
speak in favor of Dubois's election.
Hugh Fraser, who for the past
month has been severely i'll with
typhoid-malarial fever, is now able
to appear on the streets. He had
a close call, but will now soon be
in vigorous health.
Thomas Marshall, n prominent
Salt Lake attorney, and John +.
Doolin, Wells Fargo agent ut the
same place, passed through town
on Monday for Challis. The OBJ
iect of their trip is supposed to be
in connection with the Charles
Dickens mine.
Elhannon Shoe, an old prospec-
tor we'll known in the Territory,
arrived from Galena on Thursday,
on his way to Winconsin. Mr.
Shoe is 10 years of age, and for
over a quarter of century has
been prospecting in the wilds of
the west, and now returns to his
Did home for good.
w. G. Seabury, representing the
house Of w. c. Noon & Co., Port
and, was i'm Ketchum on Wedncs-
lay, and reports good business
rip. His house does an extensive
business in the manufacture Of all
kinds of sacks, and canvas goods,
md finds a ready market as far
east as Salt Lake. A speciality is
made Of ore sacks.
Judge Gray, of Boise City, who
vent to California two weeks ago
% join his invalid wife, writes that
he found the health of Mrs. Gray
much improved, and, with the con-
sent Of the physician, he would
start for home in a short time,