The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-06-03
A DAY ON THE STREET.
CaldXell'S Business Men and Business
Houses.
What They are Doing-How They are
Feeltng-Their Prospects, Possibili-
ties, etc.

On June the first, according to an
cient and venerable custom, the TRIB
UNE paid the principal business men oil
Caldwell a polite visit. We found
them all affable and hopeful and
straight goods.
q. j. Sinsel, Of the Idaho Saddley Co.,
reports a prosperous and rapidly in,
creasing business. He is constantly
adding to his stock and expects soon to
have one of the lar gest and best boot
and shoe establishments in the west
Mr.. Sinsel has not been in Caldwell
long but says it is just the place for a
live, square business man.
The affable and energetic Cakes
Brothers are doing first class bust.
ness, and carry the finest stock of La.
dies wear, boots, shoes, etc., in the
country. Cakes Brothers always treat
their patrons white.
HI d. Blatchley, everybody knows
Mr.. Blatchley as one Of the pleasantest
and best business men in town. He
says times are close, but Caldwell IS all
right and he has no kick to make.
VS.. Bailey, the Smoke Vender,
says his business is just right to keep a
man feeling pleasant all over without
imminent risk of becoming bloated
millionaire.
Dee & Turkey report the hide bust
ness firm and continually looking up.
Straight men and straight methods
always succeed in Caldwell.
Miss Alice Carter speaks of very
nice millinery business, and as she al
ways aims to please, her success is
richly deserved.
Business at the First National Bank,
notwithstanding temporary lockout
on account of hitch in the time lock,
is growing steadily, and the last
months business was highly satisfac-
tory. w. r. Sebree, cashier, says bust
ness was never better.
Mrs. u. E. Carter, real estate and in
surance agent has just completed a
magnificent set of abstract books and
is now well equipped for business in
the transfer line. Mrs. Carter is doing
a nice business and deserves the gen.
erous support of her clients.
Charles H. Sebree's agricultural i'm
plement and hardware business is
fourishing and promises an hnrivaIed
season.
Picard & Roberts. by keeping on
hand stock of the choicest meats and
fish, have just closed a month of pros
porous business and look forward to a
good lively trade during the summer.
G. H. Van Wyngarden reports con-
siderable movement in the building
business and thinks the coming season
will witness extensive improvements.
CD. Northrup, manager of the Cald
we'll Forwarding Co., says the forward
ing business is just opening up, and
the prospects are Frightening. Eight
cara of wool were shipped during the
week and ten times as many will be
shipped in the next ten days. The i'm.
mense ware houses are filling up not
withstanding heavy shipments.
Isidor Mayer says people complain of
lard times but he can't see it. He Is
loing business at the old stand and
qst as prosperous and pleasant as ever.
M. Mayer Insists that good men all
10 well in Caldwell. :
The s. NJ. Coffin Commercial Co.. is
loing an immense business. Mr.. I. G.
EglestOn informs us that the
'ast month has been far better
han was expected and the fu-
ure outlook is unprecedented. This
lrm carries the largest hardware and
Implement stock in the state.
Adam 4 Smithson, the pharmacists,
eport good sound business aud ex-
client prospects. They keep an excel
snt stock and always give good salts
action. That accounts for success.
The Central Lumber Co., is carrying
n immense stock Of everything need
I'll in the building line, and report bus
ness highly satisfactory. Messrs.