The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-09-14
PERSONALS.

Mr.. sam Snow arrived in Ketcl
UNI last Saturday from Clayton.
Tom Fenton came down fror
Galena last Saturday, and returned
on Sunday.
Wayne Darlington returned from
a trip to the Salmon river vale
last Wednesday.
Mark J. King, who has lately
been In business at Bayhorse, ha
returned to Ketchum.
Mike Carey, of Boyle Mountain
was in town yesterday. He report.
everything looking we'll in the ole
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, of Erie
Pennsylvania, are visiting their rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Com
stock.
George Philbrick, foreman of the
Alturas-Senate Mining Company Of
Galena, made a flying visit to
ketchum last Sunday.
E. Harlan, who has been en-
ployed at the Alturas-Senate mines
at Galena for some time past, has
been spending few days in town
during the week.
Mrs. John MCGOWAN and Mrs.
Montague and three children, of
Custer, arrived in Ketchum last
Wednesday evening, on their way
South to spend the winter.
Mrs. John Pilmer, who has been
spending the summer with her hus-
band over in Custer county, where
he has been building the new road
to Bonanza, returned home last
Saturday.
Jerome Jacobs and wife, accom-
panied by Leo Little and wife, of
Salt Lake City, made a visit to
Smoky and returned home via the
Tenbrock mine on Boyle Mountain
on Monday.
F. T. Chisolm, superintendent of
the Alturas- Senate Consolidated
Mining Company, of Galena, left
last Saturday on a business trip to
Colorado, expecting to be gone
about a month.
G. J. Johnston, wife and family,
came down from Vienna last Sat
urday. Mr.. Johnston and family
have been spending the summer
months at Vienna, and returned to
their home at HALEY for the winter.
Mr.. Johnston will continue to carry
on his mining operations at Vienna
during the winter.
We are informed by James Muir
ray that J. Franks Hicks, the we'll
known prospector, met with pain
full accident at Rosebud district,
near Terrace, Nevada, some time
since, whereby he was very severely
injured. AS soon as he RECEIVERS
sufficiently, he expects to return to
ketchum to attend to his mining
on the west fork of Warm
Springs creek.
Arthur Lee, of ST. Louis, who has
been on tour of inspection to the
Great Expectations Mining Com
pany's placer mine at Robinson's |
Bar near the Salmon river, returned |
from that place last Tuesday, and |
left for home on Wednesday via
Portland and San Francisco. Mr.. |
Lee was we'll pleased with the looks
of the property, and with the in
creased water supply which they |
are now conducting to the placers,
he is confident that the property
will prove paying proposition.
H. G. Gleyn, president of the
cinnabar Mining Company, accom-
panied by John G. Weber and J. S.
Hoerner, directors of the above
company, arrived in Ketchum last
Monday from a visit to the mining
property belonging to their COM
oany near Clayton. They left on
Tuesday for ST. Louis. Mr.. Hoerner,
Who is connected with the Journal,
If Highland, Illinois, paid the KEY
STONE Office a pleasant call Tues
lay morning. These gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves we'll pleased
With the appearance of their prop
.rty, and consider the outlook for
he future very encouraging. They
we're all delighted with their trip to
his part Of the Rocky Mountains.
IF you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying
,lass, you would be amazed at the
mount of dust, dandrutf, and dead
kin thereon accumulated. The
'est and most popular preparation