The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-12-15
PERSONALS.


A. F. Dunn, the Smoky "rustler,"
spent a few days in town this week
Joe Johnson, one. of the lessees
of the Matte mine, on Trail creek
was in town yesterday.
Charles L. Randall, doing bust
ness at Clayton, spent Thursday
and Friday in Ketchum.
Joe Buzzo left for Clayton on
Thursday, passenger on Old Dads
four-in-hand fast stage line.
Hal. F. Steward, of the firm of
Steward Bros, of Haley, made a
flying visit to Ketchum Thursday.
E. J. Cowley, of the Golden Gate
livery stable, left Thursday on a
business trip to the Challis country.
Joe Morrell returned on We'd
nesday from trip of observation
to the mining camps of Clayton
and Bayhorse.
G. J. Johnston, formerly mana
ger of the Vienna Mining Company,
is now the foreman Of the Idahoan
mine at Bullion.
Ben. F. Harris and Scott Collins
left town last Sunday bound for
Clayton, at which place they expect
! to nut in the winter.
A. J. Crook, manager of the Clay
ton Smelling and Mining Company,
was in town Thursday and Friday
on business connected with his
company.
V. Domski, owner of the Venus
mine on East Fork, was on a visit
to Ketchum during the week. He
reports the Venus still panning out
good ore.
OF. Salisbury, manager of the
Ramshorn Mining Company at
Bayhorse, arrived in Ketchum last
Monday and left the same day for
Salt Lake City.
L. D. Squire. we'll known bust
ness man Of Challis, arrived in
town last Sunday. He left on Tues
days train for Austin, New, his old
stamping ground.
Joseph Hawkins, formerly a we'll
known mechanic Of Ketchum, came
in from Soda Springs on Tuesday
and left the following day for Boise
City where he expects to spend the
winter.
w. A. Wheeler, who has been
employed as engineer for some time
at the North Star concentration, left
yesterday for Santa Rosa, CAL, to
take possession of a large estate
left him by a deceased relative.
Leo. Stech got back from Clayton
last Sunday. He returned again
on Monday with an outfit to start
brewery at the above named place
in connection with Herman and
Konrad Koniger, formerly of this
place.
Fred Brough and J. E. Davis, of
Clayton, arrived in Ketchum last
Sunday. Messrs. Brough & Davis
spent few days in town this week
selecting furniture, ETC., with view
of starting business at the former
named town.
Henry Warning, until recently
foreman of the Idahoan mine at
Bullion, visited Ketcuum on Tues
day. Mr.. W., we understand, has
leased the Triumph group of mines
on the East Fork, and will work
them this winter.
William Poole, a pioneer of b.
nanza and Bayhorse, spent few
days in town this week. Mr.. Poole
is now connected with the manage
ment of the Ramshorn Mining
Company, and reports the celebra-
ted Ramshorn mine looking as we'll
as ever.
E. S. Whittier, district attorney
elect of Bingham county, paid
Ketchum visit on Thursday. 1t
is reported that Mr.. Whittier was
one of the "twelve bulldosers" ar
rested in Bingham county shortly
before the election for interfering
with the registration of Mormon
voters.
NEARLY all colds are slight, at
first, but their tendency is to so
lower the system that the sufferer
becomes a ready victim to any prev
lent disease. The use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, in the beginning OF
~ -@~1I c,,ord AGAINST this