Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-02-18
THE PARK HOTEL,

metropolitan in size, Accommodations and
| appointments. 1t is now under new man.
| agement and in the enjoyment OF much
| prosperity. The Park stands at the cor
| ner of Central avenue and Park drive.
It commands a view of the rapids, the
| picturesque Sun river valley ard the
| main range of the Rocky mountains. The
hotel which is palatial in appearance is
| near the union depot and has spacious
rooms reserved for the display of samples.
| The hotel takes good care of the com
| mercial traveller in that and other res
poets. 1t sets an excellent table, has a
| splendid bar room and many billiard
| tables. The hotel is a ~favorite resort of
railroad officials, who receive a cordial
welcome from Mr.. McClelland, the a
ager. who has had much experience in
railway and hotel life.
b. HARRIS.
Mr.. NJ. Harris is a type OF those Helena
merchants who were early in the field at
Great Falls. His experience at the CAPT
| establishment, enabled him to foresee the
growing importance Of Great Falls.
| Accordingly he founded here the pros
| porous clothing store which he enlarged
recently to meet the demands OF his
growing business, which includes a de-
partment devoted exclusively to boots
| and shoes. In concert with his brother,
MIR. Harris buys largely from the leading
| manufacturers and is in a position to
| sell reasonably, which he does, making
| quick sales and small profits" his motto.
| Mr.. Harris is closely connected with the
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| first, last and all the time.
| A.. NATHAN.
No merchant is more popular than A.
Nathan, who was early in establishing
here a clothing store. He is widely
known for his enterprise, integrity and
| fair dealing. He maintains strictly one
price. He buys direct from the great
| eastern manufacturers and keeps in stock
the latest STYLES. Mr.. Nathan purchased
recently a lot on Central avenue and will
build there, early this year, a large store
which will enable him to extend the large
business which he now does in ready
made clothing and, mems furnishing
goods.
w. p. BEACHLEY.
Pens, ink and paper are agencies OF
| civilizations: so are undoubtedly news
papers and periodicals. Mr.. Beachley is
the pioneer in this trade and has built up
a large business by fair dealing, low
prices and courtesy to all. lie Keeps a
varied assortment of the popular libra
ries and can procure any book just as
soon as it is published. He also keeps
school supplies and drawing materials.
LAPEYRE BROS.
The pioneer drug store store OF the
city is that of Lepeyre Bros. They have
a spacious store and a large stock which
includes wall paper, paints, oils, ana a
large variety of druggists sundries. They
are honorable business men and 40
credit to the city. In due time, they will
do a large wholesale business throughout
northern Montana.
WILL n
Mr.. Hanks is doing a large business in
real estate at his Office in the Central
block. He is conversant with all the bus
mess, resident and suburban property in
the market, and is we'll qualified to give
sound advice to large Or small investors.
He transacts financial business aud Will
give prompt attention to correspondents.
j. ). GIBBONS.
Montanians take pride in their horses
which are equal to any in the world.
They also nave an old-time liking for fine
saddles and good harness. Mr.. Gibbons
caters to this laudable taste and supplies
ranch-owners, cowboys, wagon-men and
horsemen in general with the csass OF
goods which each desires. He sells
cheaply as any one can see by asking him
for prices. He buys the raw material on
the best terms and is able to compete sue
cessfully with merchants in the Older
cities.
RlNGwALD & CARRIER.
The firm of Ringwald s Carrier now
occupy a large store in which they make
"a tempting display of watches and jew
elrv. Mr.. Carrier is a practical watch
maker and will supply anything from a
wedding ring to a chronometer and at
reasonable prices too.
Holm SINCLAIR.
Last wear John Sinclair began business
as q Wholesale liquor dealer in the solid
block erected hy Robert Vaughn. Long
experience enabled him to buy the best
qualities OF wet goods" on favorable
terms. As a result his business has ex-
tended and he has many large customers
in the country tributary to Great Falls
He also keeps a large stock of cigars
Mr.. Arnold, d Canadian merchant and 9
good authority on fine wines, is genera
manager.
WILLIAM ALBRIGHT.
Mr.. Albrecht carries on successful,
the furniture business in a spacious stor'
I which he built specially for the purpose
5 Before the railroad came" he kept
large assortment. but he has since adde,
to his stock which includes low-prlce'
ser~viceable furniture as we'll as the mos
! expensive. He is agent for tue well
known house of Andrews s. Co, Chicago
!. office and school desk manufacturer!
; Mr.. Albrecht stands high among tn