The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-16

Fast AS Completed and f1undre'
More Are Needed.
Caldwell is a booming, bustlins
ity, and in the words of DR.. J. w
we looks ouch like Chicago on ;
"Sv dav. We have 5000 people here
'hatevc- Durand NAV think about it
Neoole are coming in every night. new
Hs'der"es are COMPLETED every day
I'd 80 and sometimes three new
"siness houses open up every week
here is not a town in the west, oil
'7st either. that has the wealth pei
'oita that Caldwell has: there is no
town in Idaho or Oklahoma grow
- &c Fnet 6 Coldve1l. there is not {
''V' IN &c United States that doc
:" business De capita that Caldwell
1ee: and all that is not hot air. We
ave the facts. figures and imagination
demonstrate these truths.
The above statement is necessary to
count for the opening of the new
"siness houses in this city which viii
cur between the first and fifteenth
January.
Messrs Elliott and Mcconnell OF
ut Lake were attracted to Caldwell
one months ago nv literature sent
ut by Secretary KneedIer of the
Commercial Club, They decided to
1vestloate After inquiry by letter
boy decided to come here and look
'ver the ground They did this last
eel: we're at once convinced: leased
-" Of the rooms in the Rallantync
Willing md will move their house
old Goods and get their stock Of mer
Nard'ea ~ once They will open one
= the finest and largest drug store,
' thewest in Caldwell on or before
'""uarv IS. These gentlemen arr
borough, up-to-date business mer
nd druggists of experience. They
'eturned to Salt Lake Tuesday even.
ng to close up their affairs in thar
1T wand prepare to move to Caldwell
In speaking with representative,
If The Tribune these gentlemen
'tated that they came to Caldwell af
er thorough investigation. They
ound Caldwell the best and most tip
o-date city in the northwest. Tho
opportunities here are much greater
han any other city in Idaho They
'Xpect other families to move here as
Don as they tell them what they
rave done.
Mr.. w O. Cazier of Soda Springs
daho, came down to Caldwell .
ouple of weeks ago, looked over the
ituation thoroughly; decided Caldwell
ras the place for him; leased the
'ther room in the Ballantyne build
ng and will, together with his part,
'er. Mr. Keeney, open up a ladies
nd gentlemen's furnishing and drg
'oods store in Caldwell. They ev-
'ect to open January IS with a $50.
sm'e stock of merchandise. Messrs
sazier & Keeney will do business ua.
er the firm name of the CANYON
sorntv Drv Goods Co. They are
ell known and highly substantial
1en Of southeastern Idaho. Their
tore and stock will equal any in
caldwell.
In GHtaking to a representative of
he Tribune ten days ago, Fr. Cazicr
aid in substance: 1--WE are not pre-
AIRED to saw now whether we will To-
ate in Caldwell or not. IF the CITY
howS I'D unon investigation as it wae
cor"sented we certainly shall. Al
counts We have heard lead us TO
hi"'- Cald";ell is the coming town Of
onthern Idaho
Il C roedlees to eav that Mr. Cqzier
ID not End the advantages Of Cald-
"a" 'srepresented or exaggerated
2 TO fact that he located here shows
r'is little report of Caldwell would
" 'r"onplete without a word about
r w. F. Plat. Last Saturday he |
ED an opening in his new store in
he Redwav building Mr.. Platt has
PROFESSIONALLY one of the best, most
omplete and most up-to-date furni-
Ire and undertaking establishments
the northwest. He has elegant
uarters; his appointments are com.
Iete in every respect and his stock i.
n-to-date and of the best quality for
le money asked. Mr.. Platt has moi
we'd in Caldwell long, but he has kept
lily abreast, if not a little ahead Of
lie town.
One thing leads to another. We
fought by mentioning Mr. Platt's es-
blishment we would have completed
lie recent changes in the business life
Caldwell. Far from it. 1t would
RID essningM AIAO IAOIAOI O
Ike page to do that. Sometime we
e going to do that. Just now we