Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-14

Mr., ", ] Pratt VINO something more
fhau Feqg ~ Tea}oyed from Great Falls
70 M4sAoia, Wellington, is achieving
not aHfT JRaBi u cps but political distinction.
M.E,S1Snt} is candidate for mayor of his
j'Qp;e< " aud is heartily indorsed for
thai pa~Eiln hy his fellow business men.
The Egening bulletin has the following
IN regard to his business and enterprise.
II, u Pratt tie hardware merchant,
las lit the contract to Lyman g. Leelye
~ building IL the corner of and 18th
srreeta 30yaG, Two stories and basement,
u!laing 70 De completed and ready for
6ggupsiIGy by Dec. %, 1889. Mr.. Pratt
mill occupy the premises on January 1,
1900 With one of the largest jobbing
Btocls of hardware on Puget sound, hav-
tug already ordered an additional invoice
Of %Tr,0oa worth of goods from Chicago.
L il sugh enterprise as this that goes to
a..ila up great commercial centers, and
4,ifl 2 faU more such men as w. j. Pratt,
Miateun would soon take the lead in
Wholesale line ef various branches of
tQmWniQc."
M n Ratetgh " 60. have just made
Rn arl'ngein4nt F'itj one OF the largest
pnDlhiug houses III America making it
}stl>Sttlt wv tutBi hG BltstLb ChCu VI tHClA
spatomers with one of the most magniti-
eanr irs art publications of tile day, al
l.1wng Ihem a choice of four books,
when bdr cash purchases amount to
$40. Eaah book is 924x12 inches and is
Ths lalsF -ngravings 'Irs S. are ''' the hand,
work Or GpstqTe Dore, the greatest Of
French artists. " hose works stand une
gualled. The firm say that their prices
will be still as low or lower than ever be-
fore, thus giving their customers the
greatest opportunity Of obtaining the
most value for their money ever known.
The books are Millions "raradise Lost"
"tne Dore Bibe Gallery" Dante's "In-
teruo" and Dante's "Purgatory and Para
disc"
The trustees Of the Library Association
today sent out orders for all the principal
newspa ,lel's ana periodicals Of the United
States. Donations Of books and maga
zines afa coming in. The rooms ovel
Naibauh's tailarlng establishment are be
n@ tlta-d Up AID will soon afford pleas
sit place 10 end an evening. 1t is the
pufpose 10 make the library as nearly
nee as possl@le, out it will be necessary
@ Charge olt = psons who wish to avail
Il tItSl4HH'tNt vi lllt advantages d olAd1i duu
per month 10 defray the expenses O.
ii4nt, heat, rent and librarian. The trus
Il tees are using every available means tt
/ make the library a success and should re
ceIva the hearty cooperation of all stock
holders ana all others who wish to SCI
nnr town prosperous.
Joe Conra5 of the Reliable Dry Good
1 House will have new advertisement to
morrow that should be read and needed
by everybody. He proposes to give
s3mething substantial to every custome
by granting a discount Of 10 per cent OF
any article in his store, except muslin
and cottons. On holiday goods the dis
count will be 20 per cent. Read the an
nonncemeni tomorrow.
/ IfyYu @aut nice Christmas presen
40 10 TIE boston for pair of those elc
giant slippers or a dainty silk handker
/ chief Us advertised elsewhere by Mr.
Jensen See his new announcement.
! Last nlght Mr., and Mrs. G. W. Taylol
| pleasantly cntertained about rs children
| A fneir ifnale on north Third street
Games aa4 music we're included in the
evenings programme
Robt, MaGAog and family started for
Neihat yesterday where they will locate
ii the winter.
Ii WAC 4 below zero at 6 a. m. today.
@AAgKGlETACK." a lasting and
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