Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-29
OUR MERCHANTS.
BUSINESS NOTES REGARDING HOME
TRADE INTERESTS.
Steady Progress in Metropolitan Styles and
Observation-Disclosures on Every Side--
Fall Supplies.

f. W. Waite is a favorite with young
housekeepers His judgment as re-
CARDS furniture is sound and practical.
Phil Gerlach is popular with all who
hove good beer. His lemonade likewise
kakes the cake.
Beachley keeps good stock of school
ooks to "teach the young how to shoot"
Phil Gibson keeps up with the process
4 in real estate and insurance.
Albrecht's old reliable furniture store
l. bntinues to flourish and to supply both
" ottage and ranch.
Hotchkiss & Hawkins make fine dis
: lay of hardware including the celebra-
ted Peoria stoves.
Wetzel will find time to sell liquors
wholesale and retail even when elected
public administrator.
Huy is building up good stationery
trade.
Nathan has both stores we'll stocked
4 with fall and winter goods.
Charles Wegner has done large bust
ness for the Hotter Lumber company
/ this season and still keeps the mill
busy.
Ringwald 4 Carrier have all grades of
watches and clocks. They will provide
good silver time-keeper for $3.50.
Harris has just received a varied as
sortment Of hats, including all the latest
styles.
Hanks Il McClelland are doing snug
business in insurance. They represent
some Of the strongest companies.
Bach, Cory 8 90. have acquired firm
footing, and are popular. The staff in
n..k,-, o,,% off ,,,l ~
calculated to increase the trade of the
house.
Gibbons trade has improved since
he moved to larger premises; but he miss
es the excitement of the trials which
were held in the other building.
In size and equipment the store Of
Murphy, Maclay 8 %. will be truly me-
trepolitan. 1t has an area Of 5000 square
feet and covers more ground than any
Helena store. #@
Dunlap s. Mitchell find use for every
inch Of the new addition to their store.
Schmiz & Go. are receiving Bests' Mil
waukee beer by the car load, and will
keep good stock on hand for the cam
paign.
Now is the time to invest in mines be-
fore they become too dear for moderate
means. Investors should see Chowen 6
Burghardt.
Race Brothers store has become place
Of meeting for musicians, both amateur
and professional.
Meals at all hours is the accommodate
ing motto of w. A. B.sby, at the Chop
house restaurant
Mr.. Shurr has done large amount Of
business for Ashby & Co whose mer
camille fame is now we'll established
among the ranchmen.
4 Charles McGeady upholds the reputa-
tation of First avenue south for good Ii
quors and cigars.
The Milwaukee house continues to
grow in public favor. The number Of
permanent and transient boarders is
large.
Winchester will bore an artesian we'll,
erect windmill or give an estimate for
scales.
People need not send abroad for gowns
while Mary Hentges is ready to do all
kinds Of plain and fancy sewing.
Bobby Gray's chowder is made ia Full
ton markets best style.
X. d. Beckon is strong advocate Of
the cash system. He maintains from ex-
perlence that it pays.
The Star saloon continues popular
favorite. Beer five cents glass sounds
eastern like.
Mr.. Kelly represents Mr. Paine sue
cessfully at the Bank of Great Falls. He
has both the tact and firmness that a
banker should have.
Mr.. Mcknight does not let politics di
vert him from business. He has facili-
ties for large trade and will do it.
j. W. Matkin has we'll established
cigar trade. He keeps the best brands
and sells at fair price.
Mr.. Silverman will build up large
trade for himself and Mr.. Israel. He is
welcome addition to our business men.
Triggs' has been popular saloon right
from the start. The fine mirror has a
very ornamental effect
There is no handsomer store in the ter
ritory than Nsthan's No. 2. The goods
match it both in quality and style.
Frank Webster is now entitled to the
rank Of old timer. He makes new GUS
toners and never loses one.
John Sinclair makes attempting display
Of well known brands OF wine. He like
wise now has draught beer.
w. j. Kennedy and his active assistant,
]. ]. Murphy, are building up large
meat trade. They keep superior stock.
@. p Thomson has Thurman bandanas
and Harrison handkercniefs among the
varied stock in his handsome store.
j. Stewart Tod may be expected to re-
gard hard winter with due resignation.
He has his coal business we'll in hand.
Bulge & Kenkle have procured large
assortment Of boots and shoes for the fall
and winter trade.
The express companies have increased
their business since they came to the
Gibson building.
The electric lights throughout the Park
hotel add greatly to it's comfort and Sc
curity. - oil lamp is banished.
Jensen of St. Paul has transformed the
store in the Luther block into shoe en-
porium Of large extent.
Getz's Board of Trade saloon Is neat
and we'll conducted. 1t is connected by
sidewalk with Central avenue.
g. f. Fullerton is really selling OF on
account OF bad health. He fears the win.
ter would be too severe for him.
Cascade laundry does good work, the
result of experience and skill.
Krambeck of the Delmonico is doing a
good business in his new store, which is
much better adapted for restaurant than
the former one.
The Cataract mill will soon begin te
make from new wheat its popular brands
The merry sound Of the hammer ano
anvil may be heard all day at RandaiPs.
Fl. Criss gives special attention to livery
and fancy horse-shoeing. Bring up YOU
horses.
The Lepeyres are always obliging ane
courteous to customers. They keep ev