The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-03

they can find no occasion for com.
plant. They are doing a nice, round
business and think that Caldwell is
the best town on the line. People deal
at THE Finest" because they get square
and courteous treatment.
g. W. Cooper is considerably agitated
over the political situation, but that
doesn't stop him from doing business.
He grumbles some, but any one can see
from his jolly, good natured appear
ance that he is doing first rate. He
carries good stock of lumber and
building material generally, furnishes
wood and coal promptly and is one of
the most prosperous and energetic bus
mess men in the CO unity.
The NJ. b. Gwinn Mercantile Co. has
been rushed for just 81 days last past.
Members of the firm report good
month and have every promise of a
splendid season. We are not informed
OF the monthly business of the house,
! but judging from the magnificent stock
it carries it must be something i'm
mense.
M. A. Stark, at the cash bargain
store, is doing very satisfactory bust
ness and looks for better times.
F. M. Satoris, of the Pacific hotel, is
doing land Office business and fatten-
ing boarders at dangerous rate.
Mr.. A. E. Gipson, real estate agent of
the Caldwell Real Estate and Water
Co., reports considerable activity in the
real estate market.
A. A. Hoover carries an excellent
stock of furniture and says that bust
ness during the last months was all
that could be expected. He has moth
ing to complain of against Caldwell.
5. b. Dement,, proprietor of the city
transfer, has been kept on the jump
ever since the list of May. Caldwell is
good enough for him.
Brown Bros. say Caldwell is all right.
When people want something that is
real good and satisfying they generally
call at Brown Bros.
A. L. Butts, the blacksmith, is run.
ming three FORCES and says he has had
more than he could do during the past
month. But he is now able to accomo-
date all corners. Mr.. Butts is well sat.
isfied with Caldwell and its prospects.
W. w. Wood, proprietor of the En-
NETT stage line reports passenger traffic
on the increase. He has comfortable
rig and takes his customers to and
from Emmett in good style.
Peter Weingartner, the tailor, does
first class work and prospers accord
ingly. Call on Mr.. Weingartner when
you want clothes.
We did not call on professional men.
We shall round them up later on.
Everybody in Caldwell talks prosperity,
looks prosperous and indeed is pros
persons.
Blatchley the druggist.
Assessor Horn was at the county
seat Monday.
A. L. Ball came in to pay his respects
last Saturday. Call again.
Mr.. Fred Hoel contem plates develop.
ment work on his Willow Creek mines
in the immediate future.
Commissioner Paul was in town last
) aturday. He speaks of some heavy
mining operations on Snake river rs |
The water goes down.
Sheriff Ireton informs us that Pay.
stte Is as lively little town as one
could wish to see. A great amount of
business is being done there this spring.
If you are in need of good syste m
'enovator or blood purifier, go to the.
Caldwell Pharmacy and get q bottle of
Natures Alternative and Blood Purifier,
'nly IS cents a bottle.
Mr.. Tom Little, of the NJ. b. Gwinn
Co., purchased the entire
took of the White House concern
which recently. failed in Boise. The
foods, we understand, will be placed
lere and at De Lamar.
To Sanger & Lent, showmen: We
'ccept your $4,000 challenge and go
ou one better.
We haze more Kang0roos.
g Russia CaIces.
PorpOises.