The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-28
PERSONALS.


% Tuesday from a business trim
n Omaha.
'e James B. Allen and wife, of s,
;, der, Camas Prairie, visited Ketc
2 um this week.
Thomas Rowe and wife, of Ea
g Fork, were on visit to Ketchu
e last Wednesday.
n Victor Domski, of the Ven,
b mine at East Fork, spent a few da,
8 in town this week.
!, John Ahlphors, of the War,
: Springs Station on the Galena roa,
was in town Thursday.
. William Harris and family, VIII
have been spending the summe
! near Clayton, have returned to thei
home in Ketchum.
F. c. Parks, Of Sawtooth, cam
down last Thursday to lay in tn
winters supply of goods for hi
store in that camp.
Lytleton Price, of HALEY, re
turned on Monday from Challis, a
which place he had been in attend
ance at the district court.
A. L. Richardson, of Blackfoot
and clerk of the court of the Thirc
Judicial district, paid Ketchum {
flying visit on Thursday.
w. H. Dawson, of Galena, passed
through town last Monday on his
way to HALEY, having been cap.
tured to serve as petit juror.
A. J. Pinkham and S. H. HAYES
left Ketchum on Wednesday for the
Tyrolese mine, in Germania Basin,
on the east fork of the Salmon river.
E. G. Dodge and wife, of Chal-
lis, arrived in Ketchum last Satur-
day. Mrs. Dodge left on Mondays
train for visit to friends in Ne
braska.
T. w. Gillette, of the hardware
firm of Gillette & Evans, left last
Wednesday by the Ketchum and
Clayton stage on business trip to
the Custer county towns.
J. B. Hastings, of Ketchum, and
Judge J. H. Beatty, of Haley, re-
turned from Challis last Saturday
evening, where they had been at
tending a trial before the district
court.
II. r. Summers, of Philadelphia,
arrived in Ketchum on Monday,
and left the following day for
hunting and fishing excursion to
and the Salmon river
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pilmer, Of
Des Moines, Iowa, parents Of Mr..
John Pilmer, of this place, arrived
in Ketchum last Wednesday, and
will remain for a short visit to their
relatives.
Pat Hyde, of Galena, was in town
the first part of the week ordering
supplies for different parties in the
upper country. Mr.. Hyde spent
the most OF the summer in the Sea-
foam district.
Calvin Cobb and wife, of Boise
City, were visiting the Guyer Hot
Springs the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Cobb is the president of the
Publishing Company.
tie made pleasant call at the
KEYSTONE office.
James McGregor, of Salt Lake
City, has been spending a few days
n Ketchum. Mr.. McGregor is here
IN business connected with the Bal
more mine, in which property he
s largely interested.
Mr.. S. O. Calderhead, auditor of
he Montana Union Railroad, at
Butte, accompanied by his wife,
Who had been guests of Mr.. and
lrs. A. J. Pinkham for few days,
eft Ketchum on Tuesdays train.
J. W. Cassidy, who has been en- :
loyed at the Alturas-Senate com
any's mines at Galena for some :
lme past, came down from there
II Wednesday,, having met with
ute severe strain in his back !,
aused by slipping down an incline 6
1 one of the mines.
Judge John +. Morgan arrived q
ON ChalIis last Wednesday even :
,g, and left on Thursdays train :
" his home in Blackfoot, accom- :
anied by his wife, who has been 6
siting their daughter, Mrs. George ;
[. Snow, for some time. :
John Pilmer returned to his home
Ketchum last Monday. Mr.. Pill Il
er has been engaged during most a
the season constructing a wagon i.
ad from Slate creek to Bonanza, q
Custer county. He fulfilled the
'ntract for building the road few h
lys ago. y
Professor A. A. Hard, of Colora- f,
}. who has been examining some h
lining properties in the vicinity of re
etchum for the last few days, lief, b
/ Wednesday upon little hunt t;
g excursion to Summit toll house "
the Ketchum and Challis road. a,
f. c. Berry, Judge Of the Third p,
dicial district court, arrived from tu
,allis on Thursday, where he had Il
Ell holding term Of the court for b