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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1896
Page
2
A descriptive pamphlet about Cripple Creek and its gold mines is mailed free on request as part of a weekly market letter. The flyer invites readers to request the pamphlet for investment and mining opportunities, noting the region’s history and potential.
Colored Springs Colorado. Mining investment brokers listed at the First National Bank Building in Colordo Springs Colorado.
The Sullivan Hot Springs sit two minutes above Clayton on the Salmon river bank. The waters suit bathing with strong medicinal sulphur qualities. It attracts invalids and pleasure seekers as improvements increase guest comfort. A day round trip costs 50 cents with a carriage in attendance. Two plunge baths are completed and more conveniences planned.
This line runs first class in all appointments carrying express and passengers. It's the shortest quickest route to the railroad via Ketchum and to the Salmon River mines with connections to Challis Crystal Bayhorse Clayton Custer Bonanza Stanley Basin Seafoam Sheep Mountain and Yellow Jacket. Burton & Co., Props.
An advertisement touts a pill claimed to cure constipation biliousness sick headache and malaria. It is described as the only comfortable pill in the world and is sold by druggists or mailed for 25 cents per box by Prentiss Chemical Co at 114 California Street San Francisco Cal.
Powell and Pierson advertise a daily Challis to Blackfoot stage line serving Lost River and east and north routes. Depart Challis at 6 every morning except Sunday, carrying passengers and mail and express. Fare to Blackfoot reduced to 10 dollars, express 2 dollars per hundred.
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