The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-08
PERSONALS.

Al nCICAuuI ycSIeTUay.
A. NJ. Wilson, of Sheep Noun
tain, was in town during the week.
Billy Bonner was down from Ca
lena during the week laying in his
! winter supplies.
J. F. Griffin has removed his fam
lily from the ranch, and is now
located in Ketchum for the winter.
B. Y. Hampton returned from
Salt Lake Thursday, where he had
been on business connected with
his mining interests.
J. Nj. Miller. CT the Anaconda
Standard, was in town yesterday,
looking happy and clarifying with
the democrats over the election re-
turns.
Mrs. Reynolds and children, who
have been up at Sawtooth for some
months visiting friends, arrived in
town Thursday on their way to their
home at Boise City.
Erick Anderson, one of the lucky
owners of the Trapper mine at
Boulder, was in town during the
week to meet his brother who ar
rived here on Thursday from Col
orado.
Howard Stetson, a former resi-
dent of and we'll known in Ketch-
UNI, is lying sick of typhoid fever
at Fairhaven, Washington, and very
little hopes are entertained Of his
recovery.
G. A. Sawyer, engineer at the
Narrow Gauge mine, on Deer creek,
and Dan Nichols Of the same place
visited Ketchum during the week.
The KEYSTONE acknowledges a call
from them.
Sterling Tucker has accepted a
situation on the North Star mine.
and left last Tuesday to be installed
for the winter. Snow permitting
he will partake of a Christmas din
ner with friends in Ketchum.
Nick Sullivan has been in town
busy all this week preparing com
Portable winter quarters and putting
in supplies for his for his family
He will return to the mine when
arrangements for his family's COM
fort are completed.
E. J. Cowley left last Saturday
with his livery outfit to look up 8
new site for his business. Bake,
City was his objective point. His
family will remain in ketchum
until he makes a location. The
KEYSTONE wishes him success in
his search and future business.
Superintendent Thos. A. James
of the Silver Star mine at Smoky
was in town during the week ane
made pleasant visit to the KEY
STONE office. Smoky mines are be
r ing developed slowly, and encour
3 aging prospects obtained.
: Billy Dawson, who has been run
/, ming the Alturas-Senate Company
8 boarding house, has closed bushes
for the winter and is now in town
He will pass the winter at the Cap
ital. Billy is a favorite with al
| old-time Boise Basin men who viii
E as heartily welcome him at tn
V Capital as here.
: Prof. C. E. Griswold, who at on'
. time had charge of the Ketchun
2 public school, left this week To-
e Fairhaven, Wash. where he propose
r to become fixture. The Professo
g is an accomplished teacher am
:. leaves many friends in Ketchuu
y who wish him prosperity in III
: his new home.
e Chris Johnston is going to liv
= sat home" this winter and in orde
l. to make sure of it he has removed
d his family to Vienna where, with
y force of men, he will put in tn
: next six months developing tn
: Vienna and Solace mines. We shall
e hope for good results from his win
J. ter campaign in the snowy solitude
j. of the Sawtooth range.
Major and Mrs. A. J. Pinkhan
left Thursday to take up their res
: dence at the capital of the state
: This step was made necessary b
It the Major having been elected t
s the responsible office of Secretar
s of State at the last election. Th
d Major and Mrs. Pinkham wer
e among the most respected Of Ketct
r, um's citizens, and their departur
l. will be sincerely regretted by thel
Il many friends; and Mrs. Pinkhar
= will be specially missed in societ
,. circles, of which she was one of tn
d brightest ornaments. The KEY
: TONE takes pleasure in commendln
It them to the good people of Boise
} THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE.
;, Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brett
l. rem Church, Blue Mound, Kan, says: 8
feel it my duty to tell what wonders u
Kings New Discovery has done for m
S My Lungs were badly diseased, and m
n parishioners thought could live only
n few weeks. l took five bottles OF II
:. Kings New Discovery and am sound an
! we'll, gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
! Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funr
n Folks Combination, writes: "Atter a tho
l. ough trial and convincing evidence, a
ii confident DR.. Kings New Discovery f
y