Great Falls tribune. [volume], December 10, 1887, Image 4

About Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890

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GROCERS
and Dealers in
Wagmnn and Fh inL Igipiet
Central Avenue and Third .Street,
GREAT FALLS.
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JON IL PAINE, GEORGE BMARFIN, CHALIY KeI
Prsident. Vice-President. Cashi
Bank of Great FAs,
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Sells exchange on all the principal cities. Cor. Central Ave. and Third St, ,
Interest paid on time deposits. - a
Accounts solicited. Grea~ I
Special attention given to collections. Great Far, "O "'o
TAYLOR& GIBSt
Real Estate, { n..;7
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ot her ne e++usmradel Central Avenue, Great Fall.s... to
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Gle. of plaer andc m
at: a ,l p . B -reat Be.l.; Cols .ecrtion s ,nprm
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. ANNOUNCEMENT.
Commencing on the 19th. instant, the MONTANA ART COMPANY will have on exhibition and for
sale a choice collection of Oil Paintings, French and English Oleographs, German
.Pastels, Prang's Chromos, and a number of other artistic articles.
These are suitable for holiday presents. Wait until you can inspect them bief.r purchasing your gifts.
PR4AY OF _HE FALLS
Something new everytsy at A.Nathan's.
TIhemanitrari etvud to n ef the Tribune
w~tnessed a ern of~
and other~ points, and the _Cataract MW
Cot* 'a~'& *dctlons;. h Ita
I ciely in fayor of the Iatter eompany.
We ce nar e assortment of hkie
gold la bt¶dies and
'at >ald~ curi er's.. ap>eeZpxj
W. la k UCCess of i~~ bet bal
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eggs. and. gvtter o o
tel e rants at MeKay's.
Ielun~ch coner. l=ow in connect
I~ ; you g WI go Jn i~;~
south,. a enut
l #rlls 'e~AF1Ag hrtn1ng d h o *r Bai
ley? Gi imh squ,%xi~ea4. &ep
If ` Wants 'ace'i~lndv tiir sv ýaaar
~,rb ; r' e1 $ 3qbn
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nl te ,i peu utýts nd
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New. Orleans drip coffee at JimA &
Jerry's.
Curtis & Marcotte are just In receipt of
sofe very fine brands of whiskey. Try
them.
The Rochester lamp, 65 candle power,
I n be adjusted on any chandelietr 4
hbanging lamp, at Lapeyre Brothers.
o to Bailey's iRestaurant for oyster
fries, best in town.
WI.' Y. pmann's Daisy cigar at ;the
Bowling Alley Fruit Store, Firstatyenue
South.
Mountain sheep at Jim & Jerry's.
Frost proof storage room to rentin basý
meat. Apply to C. P Thomson.
Head-e s pre j; beef at
Dickinson's Great Falls meat market.
Go toJ. & Clark's for fine wines, liquor,
Kcigars and tobacco.
SFog a Anq porterbouse steak and Sara- I
tao crps, go to tlm & ferry's.
Fine gold and rolled plate jewelry at
reduced prices at RlTgwald & Carrier's.
Come and try our creamy, dreamy Mai
waukee keg beler, always on draught at
the lPalace Saloon.
SThe aew Crown aewing machin
h.e style with written guarantee, unilmi
el-aold heap for c*sl y C. T. WierJ
necke.
The 1 ey l0
Salls Ohe at Make, Fr,
Both.
egele U t heWit om
* Potatoes, vegetables, oats, hay and feed
for sale by Wilcox & Uhowen, commission
f merchants, Central avenue.,
SI Special inducement forreanchmen who
contemplate fitting outt for'te winter at
The the new canles at C. T. Wernec
ke's, also butter scotch, fresh taaly, and
angel's feood for the ladies. s
Everything clean and neat at Bailey's. t
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e1 Wa e can now be xgtiGat
a Falls w as ina of the eastern t.a
Afullln in bothfor Jadisan, %t
tlemen at $ingwad& pider's. a
McKay keeps# fail ,ico nsting of
Seggs, butter, port aud oait
a.s z dC l
Re-imported Bourbon at u('rti l 4 i
s `otte's;
A rallie for a shot-,gnn took place at the
-Park hotels this morni~ng_ sherra` steret"1
chances at a dolar a chance. Oscar Olin
ger won it, throwing 39. He afterwards: I
sord it to Phil Gbbsonnfor a 5-dollar Will. c
A square meal and everything neat adu
clean at the Saipt Elm.
fine trkeys for yiur Sunday dinner.
Old Hermitage whiskey 7 years told at .J .Caka
J.K. s.
A tat the Wh atke t aftordsan lu founter
No lotteryprizes at Nathan's, but every- t
thn i i ln sl hepr hnan .
similr hose I Monana.
Dr. 'ead n an wif hav eas
will reside with her husiand in a hand
some suite of rooms at the Park hotel.
"The" Gibson also returned last evening
and received a hearty greeting froni his
many friends.
Charles S. Gibson of Forit Beten Ios vis
iting the city todaey.
Joseph Cobell, one of the firstand most
sncessful ranchmsen of northern Mon
tana, has sold his ranch near the head of
the Shonkin to the MeLeislh brothers,
stockmeu of the same valley. The coi
sideration was $5l,00.L
The cirpeaters are busily eagjed finr
fitting up the Wetzel building recently
lsed by W". B. Baleiggh& Co. The
counters and shelving will ~be completed
In a few weeks at which time the new
firm will put in their stock of goods.
There is some talk shout the minor
county otlices. County commissioner
Wall is understood tc yn his way here.
H. P. Rolfe has just receved a. car-load
of ed dairy cows overtheSaintPaul.,
Minn'apolis & Manit Railway. They
comprise Holstein, Polled-Anugs Ayr
shire and "Durha cows bred tothe -
mons DTh*hamn balls furnished by J. J.
Hall to the stockbreeders aloghtlhs rail
road.
F. M. Morgan with is wife and cbild
arrived today from Benton en rite' to
Dubhuque, IlbeJndithBsto ll.Mr
gain is the entaerprising meemhant of that
dection.
Eighteen `head of fie Montana brad
troveino siock hver bc-wendn DetIsmhit,
to Kentucky, Bisatn and yUhyaga,
The New ork ee hat
wanfre, sco l
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