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

creased to such an extent that the
floor space has been nearly doubled
and yet the ex-ranchers are reaching
ont for more trade
The Famous.
The Famous" has been establish.
ed less than year in our city, com.
ing here almost entire strangers, but
knowing the value of printers ink
they have used 1t freely Their bus
mess has been a surprise beyond the
firms most sanguine expectations
The firm is bound to make their
store what the name indicates, IA
nous.
Golden Rule.
The Golden Rule Is not so extern
sive as some of its competitors, but
1t is Johnnie on the spot" when
prices are considered and when you
see notice of clearance sale at
the Golden Rule" the people under
stand that Rockwell has the goods
on tap as advertised.
Hotels.
Until about three years ago Cald-
we'll was practically without hotel
accommodations; now there are three
the Saratoga being among the best
to be found in the state. The 9TH
ers compare favorably with any of
the second-class found elsewhere.
Implements.
The Idaho Implement Co., has an
establishment in this city that is
second to none in the state. You
can get anything in their line from
a mouse trap, to saw mill. VIII
Cowden has charge of the business,
which is guarantee that custo-
mers viii receive proper treatment.
Furniture.
Two firms are engaged in the fur
niture trade in Caldwell. H. H.
Jones has been in the business for
several years and for a long time
was the only one, but the demands of
the public became such that another
firm opened a stock with T. K.
Gridges as proprietor and he is the
man who made Notus famous.
In publishing review of the bust
ness interests of Caldwell, the Trib-
une may possibly omit some firms or
dealers; If such should be the case,
the omission Is not intentional. The
city has reached such proportions
that 1t Is almost an impossibility to
avoid missing some who are entitled
to be mentioned.
Tin Shops.
The number of tin shops have
doubled in the past year, and are
still booming. Sam Hartkopf is the
pioneer of the business in this city,
having arrived here about the time
the Short Line was built and has
been slayer. He is now doing
business in grey stone building of
his own.
Independent Lumber & Manufacture
ing Go.
The Independent Lumber & Manu-
featuring Co. is one of the healthiest
infant industries of our city. Start
ing less than one year ago with a
capital of $4,000 there is now in
vested over $4,000 in the business.
The principal business of the firm is
the manufacture of sash, doors,
blinds and mouldings. Fifteen men
are constantly employed. and orders
are ahead of production.
The Canyon County Coal and Lum-
Der Co Is one of the new business
houses established in our city during
the past year. The company is capt.
talized for $4,000. A full line Of
all kinds of building material Is kept
on hand, and they also have coal
sometimes but not always, but this Is
not their fault.
The Imperial Roller FIGURING Mill
Is one of the substantial institutions
of our city. There is no manufactur-
Ing industry which so largely assists
in the general prosperity of the coun-
try as does Touring mill. 1t should
be the aim of our citizens to assist
in its support. The proprietor. Mr..
Britt, claims that the flour manufac-
tured at the Caldwell mill will COM
pare favorably with any -four ship
ped to this point that is made from
spring wheat. Our citizens should
realize the Importance of this local
industry and support home products.
The building and machinery repre-
sents a capital of $4,000.
The Rocky Mt. Bell Telephone Co.
Among the business institutions
which have been prominent in devel-
oping southern Idaho we wish to
mention the Rocky Mt. Bell Tele-
phone Co. as among the foremost
From few lines reaching a few
towns and fewer subscribers some
six years ago, they have gradually
extended their linaS both locale, ona