The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-12-28
PERSONALS.

City last TUESDAY.
w. J. Steely, Of the North Stal
mine, is spending the holidays with
his family, who reside in Ketchum
Daniel Jones, a miner at the
North Star mine, has been at Bax.
ter's for the past week laid up with
a severe cold.
Milt Mourning and J. F. Shaw
are down from Boyle Mountain and
will remain with the boys until af
ter the holidays.
Master Walter Gillette came in
on Tuesdays train from Salt Lake
City, to spend his holiday recess
with his parents.
B. Y. Hampton, Jr., of the Pluto
mine, on Warm Springs creek, took
run down from the mine last Mon
day on snowshoes.
Jim Johnson and John Foster,
of the North Star mine, spent their
Christmas in town and returned to
the mine on Thursday.
Frank T. Collins, station agent
at Ketchum, LETT on yesterdays
train to spend six weeks vacation
at his home in Michigan.
Thomas Tague, Of the firm of
Comstock, Clark & Co., left ketch-
UNI last Wednesday on business
visit to the Pacific coast.
II. 0. Billings, Register of the
Land Office at HALEY, is in Ketch-
um on official business. We &C.
knowledge a friendly call.
Col. II. J. Hardess, general man.
ager of the Philadelphia & Idaho
company, left last Tuesday on a
business trip to Philadelphia.
John Deering and Ed. Norris, OF
the Allen group of mines on Warm
Springs creek, were in town on
Christmas taking in the sights.
J. W. Dawson and n. T. Edwards
of the Pride of Idaho mine on East
Fork, were in town on Wednesday
enjoying the festivities Of Christmas
B. F. Bynum, John and Daniel
Nicolas, of the Plug-cut mine, on
Greenhorn gulch, are in town and
wishing everybody merry Christ
mas.
w. r. Kinney, a well-known
Wood River miner, came over from
Custer last Saturday. He expects
to remain in Ketchum for some
time.
Miss Valeria Dollarhide, who is
teaching school a few miles below
Bellevue, is on visit to her home
here in ketchum during the holi-
days.
George w. Walburn and Alex
Mcdonald, lessees of the Silver
Crown mine on East Fork, took
their turkey dinner in town on
Christmas.
A. E. Bowers, of Boston, Mass.
arrived in ketchum last Thursday
Mr.. Bowers has been engaged by
Comstock, Clark & Co. as book
keeper for the firm.
Nick Sullivan and Erick Ander
son came down from Boulder last
Sunday. They found snowshoes
an indispensable medium in accom-
plishing their journey.
Nick Hickey, Of the Baltimore
mine, put his unfaltering snowshoe'
into harness and came down from
the mine last Tuesday to minglt
with the boys on Christmas.
Miss Sara Van Wormer, assist
ant teacher in the ketchum district
school, left on last Saturdays trair
for Malad City, Idaho, to visit hel
sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Stanrod, during
the holidays.
NJ. II. Cheever, prominent lum
herman of Clayton, arrived il
Ketchum on Tuesday, and left thu
same day for Oakland, California
where he will remain the balance
of the winter.
J. V. Easley and A. P. Duer, who
are prospecting mining claim near
Easley's station on the Galena road
brought their snowshoes to halt al
Ketchum on Christmas night. They
will spend a few days in town be
| fore ratnrninp
A. II. Dollarhide and T. J. Gov
ert returned last Saturday from
two weeks hunting expedition t.
the lava fields of Logan county
bringing with them fourteen dee
as trophies of their skill as hunters
and good marksmen.
Alex. Kleupfer came in from Gus
ter last Saturday by the way o
Blackfoot. Mr.. Kleupfer is one o
the principal owners in the Whit
Goat and other prominent mining
locations in the Seafoam minin!
district. He is also interested will
his brother Emil Kleupfer and Bar
ney Dougherty, in the Lovina min
on Trail creek, about eight mile
from ketchum. After remaining
in town a few days longer, MI
Kleupfer will join his partners am
spend the balance of the winter a
the Lovina mine.
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