The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-11-02
PERSONALS.

Louie Gregory, of the Elkhorn
mine, was in town yesterday.
]. T. Cochran, who is working his
mines on Lake creek, spent a few
days in town this week.
Thomas ]. Reid, of Sawtooth,
made hurried business trip to
Ketchum the first of the week.
Gen. ]. B. Winters, Of HALEY,
has been spending the week in
Ketchum.
Charles Swanson and wife, of the
Independence mine, were visiting
Ketchum last Thursday.
Sam and Dan Allen, of the Par
ker mine, Elkhorn gulch, were in
town on Thursday.
Mat Womick came down from
Vienna last Wednesday. He has
purchased the Vienna company's
sawmill and will remove it to Custer.
E. H. Harlan, who has been en-
ployed at the Alturas-Senate mine,
at Galena, for some time, came
down to Ketchum last Thursday.
Mrs. Hammond, of Montpelier,
Idaho, who formerly resided in
Ketchum, is here on q visit, and is
the guest of Mrs. T. T. Huntington.
George Philbrick, foreman of the
Alturas-Senate company's mines at
Galena, and Pat Hyde, of the same
place, were in town last Tuesday.
Gus Falstrom, an old-time miner
of Sawtooth mining district, is
spending few weeks with friends
at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming territory.
Mrs. J. f. Kunkle, of Logan,
Utah, came in ON Thursdays train
and was met by her husband who
has been mining ON Warm Springs
creek during the past year.
Col. H. J. Hardess, general man
ager of the Philadelphia and Idaho
Company: returned last Thursday
from a visit to the company's mines
at Smoky.
Gardner Adams, of Atlanta, who
had been spending few days in
Ketchum, busy with matters con-
nected with his Atlanta store, left
for home last Sunday morning.
w. H. Dawson, who has been in
charge of the Alturas-Senate COM
pany's boarding houses at Galena
came down to Ketchum last Thurs.
day, having left the above named
camp for the winter.
Fred. Stitfler, who was with ue
last winter, and furnished many u
our people with their wood for the
winter, returned from Shoshone or
Thursday, where he had been calleo
to attend court.
Hank G. Richardson, q we'll
=. known miner of the Wood Rive
country, and who is now engaged
in mining at Boyle Mountain, ha'
: been visiting his family at Ketchuu
: during the week.
F. F. Chisolm, manager Of tn
Alturas-Senate Mining Company
r who has been on short business
, trip to Denver, returned to Ketch
: UNI last Tuesday, and proceeded tn
4 same day to Galena.
, Chris. J. Johnston was in tow
last Tuesday on his way back t,
!. Vienna. Mr.. Johnston has been OF
the River since he came down las
: week to bring Joe Ringland, tn
: man who was 80 severely injure'
! in the Vienna mine.
B. F. Brown, of Salt Lake City
e who is heavily interested in the bi
copper mine on Lost river, came il
:, on the Clayton stage last Tuesda.
! evening. Mr.. Brown will spend
: few days renewing old acquaintan
: ces on the River before leaving TO
= Salt Lake.
r. r. Monroe, a postoffice in
. spector belonging to the postal de
D partment of the Pacific coast, wa
: in Ketchum last Tuesday on hi
! regular round of postoffice inspec
ton. 1t is needless to cay that h
found everything straight and II
l. good order in this Office.
Horace L. Swift, of Ketchum
D has been appointed railway posta
: clerk to run between Burke, Idaho
and Spokane Falls, Washington
territory. Mr.. Swift's route include
r forty miles Of travel by steamboa
on Ceuz d'Alene lake. He left las
o Monday for his new field of labor.
9 H. G. Gleyre, president of tn
+ Cinnabar Mining Company, cam
] in from Clayton last Monday an
!. left for his home in st. Louis Of
r Tuesday. Mr.. Gleyre had just re
!. turned from visit to his company
g property near Clayton. He is yer
" much pleased with the outlook &c
% a very prosperous future for tn
;. property, He feels that the que'
: ton of its being paying propos
,, ton has become assured.
- w. D. and John Dugdale cam
4 over from Clayton last Sunda.
4 They are both interested in the Cir
3 nabar mine near Clayton, and tn
y Great Expectations Placer Mimi
Company at Robinson's bar on Sa
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