The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-31
Statements and Opinions Cleaned from
all Sources.
General Views and Comments
Observation-Disclosures Prom.
1sing-NOthing to GrOwl About.
F. M. SATORfS.

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sale houses of the east and west reduc-
ing their force of travelling statesmen.
Indications however point to revival
of travel.
MAURICE STILES,
OF the enterprising G. o. d. store said:
Business is good; we expect to have
rOusing trade from all directions.
Placer miners are giving us their trade
literally and promise more as soon as
the weather will permit them to do
more work. The goods in the c. O. D.
are nicely displayed, it is the nearest
store in the county and deserving sue
cess.
FRED HOFFMAN,.
Business is pretty good for this time
of the year. think it is very good.
I can't say anything Of last years bust
ness as | wasn't here. Since I've been
in the bakery business have been do
ing nicely. Mr.. Hoffman has very
nice little bakery and restaurant COM
bined, and has all the business he can
attend to-. Hoffman's being the only
white restaurant in town deserves lib
eral patronage.
WIN. SCHNABEL.
Bill said: Business with me is pretty
good and is getting better right along.
[ noticed an increase last week-and it
it keeps on increasing for the next two
months like last week, l will be all
right. His shooting gallery has been
paying fairly but not enough to suit
him. He intends taking it out. Bill
has nice lot of fresh candies and fruits,
always on hand.
FORWARDING co.
Manager Court Nortnrop was busy
when we called, but managed to spare
time enough to give the following:
Business in general is far ahead OF
what it was year ago. Part of it is
due to the fact that we have increased
our business by carrying line OF new
goods. Spring trade will start in about
50 days when business will be rushing.
B. B. HALEY, butcher,
Bud was cutting up beef. When [
asked as to business he said, it is quiet.
but I'm not kicking. am selling al
most double the amount of meat that l
was year ago. Business is increasing
and will continue to increase from now
on. My opinion is we will have a pros
porous year.
JUNIUs WRIGHT.
Said: Business is fair at present and
there are prospects of improvement.
Compared with last year, there is a
marked increase. notice this: Cash
is proportionably freer and credit grows
less. l feel very much encouraged.
"June" is making big run in grass
seed, selling from so to 500 pounds
daily.
AL. said: To tell you the real facts,
my business is mighty good. 1t is far
ahead of what it was year ago. II
it keeps on improving by spring l will
have all can attend to. The last four
months show great improvement. AL.
was willing to show his books to prove
what he said to be so. We were per-
fectly willing to take his word.
ELI WILSON.
Eli said: Business in my line is dull.
It isn't as good as it was year ago.
This isn't the right time of the year for
my business to be good. Times will
pick up before long and my business
will be rushing. A few minutes later,
Eli, with can in his hand, was seen
rushing up the street.
HOOK.
Henry said: Prospects are good.
Business was good last year. and has
started out good this year. Taking
into consideration the scarceness Of
money, am not complaining. Spring
is later this year. The farmers haven't
started to come in yet, but as soon as
they do, my business will be good.
J. NJ. MITCHELL.
Business here is as good as it is in
any other place. There is nothing to
make times better that know of. All
we can do is to keep in line with the
rest of them and wait until times do
get better, which they are bound to.
kicking will do no good.
HESsE g. POTTER.
Bill Hesse said; Business with us is
good. We have no reason for com
planning. Times are not so hard as the
people think. They hear others cry
hard times and imagine they are in the
same boat when they are not. Times
are good. If anybody asks you tell
them told you so.
DAN CAMPBELL
Said: This is the worst month l have
had for long time. But in looking
at my books, find my business has
doubled since 1891. I don't expect any
big rush, but the prospects look good
for this spring. The roads are in such
a bad condition at present that people
don't do much travelling.
j. P. JOHNSON
Said: 81 am doing about as much
business as usually do at this time of
the wear. can't see anything that
points to making times much better.
There was such set back in business
last wear that l can't tell what is COM
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