The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-11-16
PERSONALS.

J. C. Smith. of the Summit Toll
House, made a flying visit to Ketch
UNI last Saturday.
Sam H. Hays arrived in Ketchun
on Thursday to attend to the samp
ling of a lot of ore from the Tyro
lese mine.
| George w. Richards, of the News
Miner, was in town last Monday
and made a pleasant call on thu
KEYSTONE folks.
J. NJ. Shaw and Charles Spears
of the Tenbroeck mine at Boyle
Mountain, spent the fore part o
the week in town.
Howard Stetson, who accompa
MED W. G. Dugdale on his way te
California as far as Portland, re
turned last Monday.
Walter Clark, of the firm o.
Comstock, Clark & Co., left last
Tuesday on business trip to the
Salmon river towns.
B. F. Beagle came in from Ger
mania Basin on Thursday. He will
remain in town a few days before
returning to the Basin.
J. T. Cochran, having completed
his assessment work upon his min
ing property on Lake creek, is stop.
ping few days in town.
John Carey paid pleasant call
at the KEYSTONE Office last Monday.
Mr.. Carey is at present stopping at
the War Dance mine on Deer creek.
Frank Beagle, who has been in
the Salmon river region during the
past summer, arrived in Ketchum
Thursday, being one ofthe engineers
of Jim Woods pack train.
David Fayels, who owns some
valuable mining property on the
east fork of Salmon river, came
down from his mine on Thursday
to lay in his winter supplies.
r. B. Morton was in town during
the week laying in his winter sup
plies. He will work the Jennie w.
mine in Alturas gulch, on Warm
Springs creek, the coming winter.
Captain E. L. Sherman, of Bay
horse, came in on the Ketchum and
Clayton stage on Thursday night
and departed the next day for Cal
ifornia, where he intends to spend
the winter.
Thomas J. Reid and wife, of Saw
tooth, came down from there last
Saturday. They left Ketchum on
Monday for Boise City, where Mrs.
Reid *ill spend the coming white,
with friends.
Robert Wheeling, Of the West
Fork mine, was in town on Thurs
day. Mr.. Wheeling has got in his
winter supplies, and made every
preparation to work the West Fork
mine during the winter.
Judge |. l. Lewis left last Satur-
day on a business as we'll as pleas
ure trip to Portland and San Fran
cisco. The Judge expects to ex-
tend his visit to the coast until
about the 1st of January.
William Johnson and Jack Hood
of Era, were on a visit to Ketchum
last Monday. Mr.. Hood was the
discoverer of the Hub mine at Era.
and Mr.. Johnson was one Of the
first lessees of the Elkhorn mine.
Judge James Burns, of Challis,
arrived in Ketchum last Monday
by the ketchum and Challis stage.
Judge Burns left the following day
on a visit to San Francisco via
Portland, expecting to be absent
about a month.
Mr.. Aiken, who owns a large
ranch at Island, on Big Lost River,
was visiting Ketchum Thursday.
He left yesterday for home, taking
with him several horses belonging
to Ketchum people to take care of
through the winter.
Eden G. Dodge, Of Challis, ar
rived in Ketchum last Sunday.
Mr.. Dodge came over to meet his
wife, who has been on visit to
friends in the east for the last six
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge left
for their home on Wednesday.
Merit Wins.
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have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. STEWARD Bros, Druggists
To Commercial Travellers.
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