The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-12
Jewelry Establishments.

JeWeIfy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
When it comes to sizing up on
jewelry. Caldwell will be found in
the front row. G. A. Green has a
stock of jewelry that is second to
none In the State, and his prices will
save customers rs per cent on every
purchase ove: goods bought in Boise.
Then again, you can get anything
you want from a scarf pin to silver
tea set. Don't overlook Green, the
jeweler.
Dry Goods.
Dry goods, did you say? Well,
you should smile. Caldwell is strict
ly in the swim with five big stocks
to draw from. Tom-Little and Ralph
Cakes are old-timers; came here be-
fore the silver craze struck the
country, both pioneers in the store
business. and If you don't find what
you want, go to the Fair store or the
Famous. Notwithstanding that there
has been an increase in the number
Of firms engaged in the dry goods
trade, the volume of business has
largely increased over previous years.
The capital invested in this branch
of business in Caldwell will exceed
on an average the year around of
upwards of 100000, and they all
discount their bills.
Central Lumber Co.
The Central Lumber Co. is one of
the oldest business concerns in our
city, having been established twenty
years ago, and still continues at the
head of the procession. H. d. An
drews. the resident manager, is one
OF the energetic business men of the
town, and is always ready to respond
when there is a call for help to land
a proposition that will benefit Cald-
we'll.
Wright-Keyser.
Wright and Keyser are the last
addition to the grocery business of
our city Their stock is new and
their business, Notwithstanding that
they have been in existence as firm
for less than six months.
Sloan Bros.
The firm of Sloan Bros. is next to
the youngest grocery houses of Cald-
well. In addition to their stock of
0f !,
fish and vegetables, in fact they have
a miniature market. They will soon
move into new quarters in the Steun-
enberg, Lowell and Jackson block.
Groceries.
Baker & Harris are one of the |
young firms of our city, but they
are growing. Their business during
the past year has grown by leaps and |
bounds. They boast of having one |
OF the finest and most complete bus
mess rooms In the State The boys |
are onto all the grocery curves and |
are willing to divide with their GUS
toners.
The Odd Fellows.
Caldwell Is now the official head
quarters for the Odd Fellows OF Ida !
no. The Grand Secretary has estab-
lished his Office in this city. The
order in the State includes 1922
lodges. with a membership OF 1000,
and a cash valuation of 5000, 900.
Caldwell Lodge No. 10 is one of
the strong lodges of our State. The
membership numbers over 100, and
the property Is valued at $4,000
The lodge recently purchased a 5000
piano for the lodge room. and No
10 has one of the best equipped
lodge rooms in the northwest.
DOan & Hay.
The firm Of Doan & Hay is almost
household word throughout Can
yon and portions OF Owyhee coun-l
ties. Their store room is somewhat
limited. but not so with their capt.
tai. Their business Is considered
one of the best In Caldwell and the
volume Is ON the increase.
Ballantyne Bros.
The firm of Ballantyne-Dee Co. !
are the successors of T. c. Egieston |
Co. The new firm inherited n
splendid business from their prede-
-eessors. and have increased the vol. !
ume OF trade. The firm carries a I
line OF hardware and groceries, and
nntil recently handled a line of farm !
machinery. They will now devote
their entire attention to. groceries
and hardware.
Hardware and Groceries.
W. H. Redway & Co. are perhaps |