Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-11-27


J. H. Stephenson was in town Friday.
See Thomson's new winter stock of dry
goods. #.
John W. Hopkins of Deep creek was in
town Monday.
Our merchants are all doing a fine and
prosperous business.
t. brick work on the new bank build
ING and vault is completed.
Rob't. ~Blankenbaker was among the
Park guests Thanksgiving day.
John Heron of the Montana Central
Fy survey was at the Park Sunday.
Albert ~swerdfger, a prominent Belt
creek rancher. was in town this week.
We notice that F. D.. Cooper has made
i $4,000 investment in Helena real estate.
Owing to the condition of the roads the
Helena coach does not arrive here until
about noon.
We understand a Christmas tree will be
one of the features the coming holidays in
Great Falls.
J. ]. Jimminson was down from his
mountain home and ate thanks with the
boys on tu~rkeyaay.
Z. ". Anderson a TRIBUNE employe,
has been under the weather the past week,
the effects Of & sore throat.
The weather during the past week has
interfered with further progress on the
railroad grade across the river.
Subscribe now for TRIBUNE and secure
Stock, Farm and Home free for n year.
This offer sill not stand indefinitely.
Thanksgiving was appropriately obsery-
ed in Great Falls this year in the true char
acteristie style peculiar to this altitude.
Mrs- r. 1. Tolbert and Mrs. E. Sorrick
have opsaed dress making and millinery
parlors IL the Canary building on Sd street.
#.
The snow storm which visited us this
week is mot as severe as those in Minneso-
to and Dakota but it was a Whopper for
Montana.
Mrs. Lyons is still stopping at the Park,
where she will probably remain until suf-
ticientIy recovered to start for her home
in Grand Forks.
Copiesfof the TRIBUNE may be found at
the news stand of Geo. B. Gross, Park Riv-
er Oak. who will also receive subscript
lens fpa The paper.
If YOU have any difficulty in borrowing
the TRIBUNE from your next door neigh
Dor, now is q good time to subscribe and
secure tbs. StocI, Farm and Home.
II. Is. Dickinson a fornor compositor
on the TRIBUNE, but holding cases on the
Helena Indepaadent, arrived here On
Thursday for a brief visit with his family.
VIM Crooks has opened a place known
as the Gilt Edge, in the building on Cen
trail ave. formerly occupied by Wetzel.
He has q cosy place and is doing his share
Of the trsde.
The Thanksgiving dinner at the Park
hotel was IN elaborate affair and a com
plete success. The bad roads kept many
from coming from distant points to par
ticipate in dhe festivities.
The baIl given at the Cascade Hotel and
restaurant, Thanksgiving evening was a
pleasant affair. The refreshments served
were pr exes1eds, and eollaled in variety
and richness the 9aelaa of a Paris caf6.
w. NicoIl came into town to partake of
tie Thanksgiving yiands at the Park. He
reports that game is very plenty in the
vicinity of Mings coaEee. To prove it he
brought in a couple Of deer with him.
Gee. T. Field returned from Helena
TuesdsF, having been away three weeks.
He brought a bunch of thirteen horses over
the Belt raage, following the obscure trail.
Mr.. Field saw lots of elk and deer in the
mountains,
Quite a nsmber Of the ranchmen and
stock raisers of this section. have ayailed
themselves of our offer to furnish them
the astock, farmland Home. This is a good
opportunity to secure two papers for the
price Of one,