Great Falls tribune., 1889-03-13
BUSY TIMES.
OUR MERCHANTS READY FOR THE
SPRING TRADE.
Splendid Stores and Heavy Stocks
The Merchants Will Sell ut
Moderate Prices They
Defy Competition.

lobSuhlo5 " llu"hlJS uIG RECEIVING
goods daily for the spring trade.
Mr.. Fullerton is good stationer and
news agent as we'll as ranchman.
1t does one good to see Murphy &
Maclay's store it is so full of groceries,
hard ware and china ware.
In snowy windows, Israel & Silver
mans takes the cake. That is in that
line. Mr.. Silverman is making friends
all the time among the country merchants
Phil Gerlach's old stand is in good
hands and continues popular.
MIR. Jensen has superb store, and su-
perb goods, too. He speaks German
Scandinavian, and even some Irish.
Powers & Trigg's furniture store is 6
Leading feature Of Central avenue.
Will Kennedy does brisk trade, ever
when general business is dull. People
must have beef and mutton.
To see young people at Albrecht's is {
sign Of recent wedding. He has furni
which is cheap and at the same time
good.
Mr.. Nathan is ready for the spring
trade and the coming boom. His efficien
associate, Mr.. Kaufman, managed the
store with success while Mr.. Nathan was
away.
Bulge q Kenkel's shoe store would dc
credit to any of the big cities. 1t leave.
Helena shoe stores all behind.
Churchill & Webster make tempting
display Of family groceries. They have
pyramids Of canned goods that are sure to
meet with ready sale.
The dulcet sounds of u violin often fal
on the ear when one is passing Emmet
Races store.
The Lapeyres are ready to give soun6
advice on garden and flower seeds. They
sell them at Detroit prices.
Bach, Cory & Co.'s store has metropo
Titan look IN both the grocery and hard
ware departments.
Alderman Dickinson's knee is as well
as ever. He is kept busy these days.
Ledgerwood has good, steady trade
and keeps firm grip or all of it.
Mr.. Beckon's new store is u daisy, the
ladies say. He says that the cash system
pays.
j. W. Matkin is never out of the
popular brands Of cigars or tobacco
Mr.. Tannhauser, at Ringwald & Car
rier's, talks interestingly on watches and
jewelry.
The Hotter Lumber Co. and Ira Myers
u Go. are both preparing for busy sea
son. So are Lincoln & McDanels.
J. H. Mcknight Il Co. will undoubted-
ly doa big trade in implements this year.
Mr.. Beachly's is popular resort for
book-lovers.
Mr. Wait intends to add some lines of
Michigan furniture to his already large
stock.
1t is amazing how much half dollar
will buy at Lords store.
Gibbons harness business is growing.
He gives good value and will supply any
thing from buckle to set of harness.
Mr.. Bells and Mr.. Meyer of Raleigh Il
Co.. are firm favoriies with all who go
shopping.
The ranchmen who do business in
town take care to load up with bread at
Lyall's, or Zingle & Geiss.
Secretary Wilcox reports brisk demand
for the Cataract mill company's famous
brands.
Alderman Mitchell does brisk trade
on the south side, the result of good value
and low prices.
Mr.. Wernecke, has his new store we'll
equipped for business. 1t is under the
old stand.
Ashby s. Co.'s mammoth store is invest
ed with considerable interest for ranch
men.
This fine, soft winter has been a bad
one for plumbers, but Mr.. King is busy
Ill the time.
Mr.. Marston combines sewing ma
,hines successfully with clocks, watches
Ind jewelry.
Myer Harris predicts very busy sea-
son. He has prepared FOR it by buying n
7ery large stock of clothing.