The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-26

tinware, cutlery, guns and sportin!
. goods, barbed wire, nails, crockery
paints, oils and putty. They are sol
agents for Idaho for John Deere, Molin
and G arden City Clipper plows, Schut
tier and Caldwell wagons, Gorhan
seeders, Charter o TX stoves and range
and Elaine Gil. They are also manu-
facturers of tin, sheet iron and copper
ware. The concern is large one, has
ample capital and has great faith in
c ildwen.
, HUMPHREY GWINN.
The two gentlemen who compose
this firm are we'll know in Western Ida
no, for their enterprise and sagacity.
They deal in general merchandise, and
carry large stock Ct groceries, dry
goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
and gents furnishing goods, as well as
a thousand and one notions. They are
centrally located on Front avenue, and
contemplate erecting brick business
house this season, which will give them
still better facilities. The entire bust
ness is controlled by Mr.. Nj. B. Gwinn.
Cd. WILDER & CO.
G. j. Wilder & Co. supply this region
with native aud eastern lumber and
have done large business from the
start. They deal in sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings, lath, shingles, lime, hair,
building paper, mixed paints, ETC. A
branch yard has been established at
Weiser. Mr.. Wild ,r buys in the best
markets and can give patrons the bene-
fit of his bargains. He is an old lumber
m IN Ct the east and is pleasant one to
deal with.
THE HASKELL HOUSE.
The proprietors of the Haskell House,
Messrs. Haskell & Smith, are enter
pl sing hotel men and are good adver-
tisers. The result is their house is well
known to the travelling public. 1t is
the pioneer hotel of Caldwell, has first
class cooks, is well furnished, and is a
good place to stop at. It is said land
lords are born; Messrs. Haskell and
S NTH were intended for the business.
HILL & ALLEN.
They call themselves the "boss" sign
painters and paper hangers, ard the
work they hava done bears them out.
They ere the "boss" men in their line
Of work.
RUAMEL & GOETZMAN.
R1mmtl 6, Goldman have just erect
ID 24x40 business house on Market
venue, which they will occupy as a I
urniture store when completed. They
will fl it with large assortment of
household furniture, we'll calculated to I
upp'y this country. They also manu-
aciure sash and doors, as well as doing L
N extensive contracting business.
wADDELL & COMING
re couple tf young men who have
ut up number of buildings by con- :
act.
REED LAMB.
The Caldwell Real Estate, Insurance :
nd Collection Agency Of Reed & Laml. ;,
ansacts general real estate. law and "
election business. They have a COM "
etc set of abstracts of titles for Ada
unity. They are also notaries public.
Icy negotiate loans, pay taxes, exam.
3 titles and transfer property. Chas. o.
" oA n"' on@iso "a 'no O"io "eii ae- be
rtment. ~
CALDWELL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. l.
Caldwell is the pioneer telephone All
gn of Western Idaho. An exchange
s established in November and some ia
eks later in Boise City. Wei,er will
0 have an exchange soon. The con- of
Office at Cald veil is in THE TRIBUNE ia
ce, w. j. Cuddy being local man s.,
II. There are ten subscribers, as
ows; ,
7. T. Danilson & Co, Postoffice. ~,
Frank r. Coffin & Bro. "d
D. T. Bramble & Co., Geo. r. XII be. est'
& G vim. Ne.
g. j. Wild,r g. Co.
Il iske]l House.
Howard Sobree Co.. Gee. F. Busch.
Chas. H. Rsed. j. B Wells. ros
|. & o. L. l. Co., r. E. Strahorn. has
S. L., w, b. johnson, agent. ave
he line to Boise Cisy is now ready a re
business. The taiiff for minutes
is so cents. Subscribers G.
their own instruments. For the &C " +,
mediation of Lon-subscribers, q pub she,
tation has been established at The kee,
sUNE Office.
CHARLES II. REED, ATTORNEY. r
Idwell has good lawyer in Chas. and
iced. Born in Michigan little
quarter Of century ago, while II
young his parents moved to The with
es, Oregon. He attended the COM IRIE
schools as he grew and in 1874 be- papt