The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-30

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are no insect pests common to otne,
sections, hence no spraying ana
spraying is expensive and injurious
CALDWELL CORRAL AND FEED
STABLE P. E. ENGEL PROP.
Horse owners will find excellent
accommodations for the feeding ana
care of their stock at the CaldWell
Corral and Feed Stables, recently
opened by P. F.. Engel on K1mball
avenue near Indian creek and OPP
posite to Butts blacksmith shop
Large, roomy stalls are provided III
the new stables, which afford splen-
did protection from the weather,
while the prices charged are most
reaonsable. Good care is taken ofall
stock, and the best feed obtalnable
supplied abundantly. Mr.. Engel
needs no introduction to the people
of this section. He has been EN-
gagged in the carpenter business IN
Caldwell for FIVE years and has
large acquaintance hereabouts. In
embarking on this new enterprise 1t
is his intention to give the best ser
vice at the most reasonable rates
and on this proposition he soliclts
ysur patronage.
less L. HARMON sADDLERY AND
HARNESS.
in all mechanical lines there are
Just two things that tell the story
quality and workmanship. Moth
ing else gives value and durability,
nothing else convinces, and nothing
short of these essential requisites
satisfy. These remarks apply with
special force and truth to the man
ufacture of harness. The cheap
factory harness is made to look
pretty and get the money, the Gus
tom" harness to wear and give sat
isfaction i'll durability. The wise
and prudent have come to the con-
clusion that the best is the cheapest
and when in need Of harnes go to
such an establishment as is con-
Quoted by Jesse L. Harmon. In all
work turned out he guarantees
quality and being and expert me-
chanic his skill is everywhere ap-
parent. He keeps on hand a large
stock of harness of his own make
which is offered at honest figures.
Mr.. Harmon has been a resident of
Caldwell since the opening, and in
business for himself the past six
years. He is enterprising and
popular and loses no opportunity
to develop and increase his bust
ness.
W. L. sTEUNENBERG, SHOE
EMPORIUM.
The boot and shoe business takes
a very prominent position in the
world of trade, and the greatest &C
tivity in this very essential indus
try is noticeable at all times. The
establishment of w. L. Steunen-
berg constitutes the only exclusive
shoe emporium in this vicinity.
His store is popular and favored
one for since concentrating his at
tention and giving his time solely
to supplying the needs of the public
in shoes, his efforts receive a gener-
Gus recognition from an apprecia-
tive patronage. Makes of shoes
from leading manufacturers the
country over, in ladies' mems and
children's wear are to be found on
his shelves in variety of style, quail
ity and price to suit all conditions
and tastes. The principal makes
handled are the Green Wheeler in
ladies' fine shoes and the F. P.
Kirkendall; and the Clover Brand
and Kirkendall in mems footwear.
All rips On shoes purchased at this
establishment are repaired free.
This exclusive shoe establishment
indicates Caldwell's development
along mercantile lines and is fea-
ture strictly metropolitan. Mr..
Steunenberg is a shoemaker BY
trade and has been located here
about two years. The integrity Of
his methods has won for him the
confidence of a numerous patronage,
THE BARGAIN STORE, ELLIS AsKEy
PROPRIETOR.
One of the most unique, as well
as important enterprises of Caldwell
IS The Bargain Store, conducted by
Ellis Askey. 1t would be a labor.
1ous task to enumerate all the arti-
cles that comprise the stock carried
here. You will find everything
from the most trivial novelty up to
articles Of value and practical utility
including notions, furnishing goods,
working clothes, glassware, tin,
ware, shelf hardware, household
articles of every description, ath-
letic and sporting goods, stationery