The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-31

ly a few miles below Boise City
many years and is we'll known in
this part of Idaho. He moved to
Long Valley about a year ago and
commenced making a new farm.
He leaves wife and two children
to mourn his sad death.-Boise
Statesman.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are
known to be the safest, surest and
best purgative medicine ever offered
to the public. They are mild yet
certain in their effects, give tone
and strength to the stomach, and
keep the system in a perfectly
healthy condition.
The people Of Haley have
always enjoyed reputation for
enterprise and hospitality second
to none in the west. To the
stranger her enterprise is apparent
in her supurb hotels and elegant
buildings. HALEY supports two
notes.-the Alturas and the Mer-
chants-that would be creditable
to city of five times her size and
importance. Both are three-story
brick buildings and are first-class
in every particular, having all the
modern improvements, such as
electric light, electric call bells,
water works, and in fact every
thing that can be found in the more
pretentious palaces in the east, but
would scarcely be looked for in
a mountain town in Idaho of less
than than three thousand people.
Haley is continual surprise.
A person scarcely begins to realize
that such magnificent hotels are
actually maintained, when he is
staggered by the still more incredi-
bic fact that three daily newspapers
are published and, to all appear
ances, flourish in this wonderful
city of the hills. There are hum
dreds of larger cities in the east
that don't half support one weekly
paper. To our mind the newspaper
business is vastly overdone in
Haley, and could the three dailies
there be consolidated into one, it
would be much better for both
the papers and the city. The very
fact of their existence, however,
speaks volumes of the enterprise
and public spirit of her people.
And there again is her magnificent
school house, her massive brick
blocks, her excellent court house,
her unparalleled system of water
works, her electric light, all the
product and wealth of mans art
and science, all point to the COM
mon centre of her public spirit, but
these, grand as they are, are but
mere 1.-THE when compared with the
works of Hailey's greatest archi-
tect-Nature. Her pure mountain
air that gives the consumptive
hope and life; her lofty hills clothed
in winter in a mantle of white and
in summer in natures beautiful
green; her clear, cold mountain
streams, the home of the speckled
trout; her wonderful hot springs,
among the finest in the world; her
beautiful drives, her unexcelled
summer climate, her rugged
mountain scenery, all tend to make
HALEY the most popular summer re-
sort in the west. The people of
HALEY are public spirited, enter
prising, sociable, intelligent and no.
ted for hospitality. To the delega-
ton from Caldwell who recently
visited there every mark of respect
was shown, the citizens there seem
ing to vie each other in doing honor
to the strangers. Such are the
characteristics of all citizens Of
Wood River. In Ketchum the |
same open, free-hearted hospitality,
such as is only known in mining |
towns, was observed. While |
Ketchum lacks the artificial work |
Of man to compare with HALEY, |
as if to atone, nature has been
more lavish with her charms of
scenery. It will in time
be a beautiful CITY. To those who
desire to escape the heat and dust
of "the fat" for a few weeks during |
the summer months, we would rec
commend trip to Wood River.
Stop at Bellevue, Haley and
Ketchum, and you will never re-
gret the trip.