Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
Town end County.
Election next tuesday.

-Fariss Bros. disposed Of 26 fine
stoves at wholesale, tuesday.
We are compelled to issue a supple
ment with this edition. Examine it.
M. C. True will build residence fo1
himself between his btel and livery
stable.
"A successful busine' man Will make
a reliable legislator. Sch man is A,
7. Fariss.
The HERALD viii reeive good wood,
eggs, butter, or potatoes n subscription
if brought in soon.
Cashier Windus is, writing a large
large amount of insurant in his old, re-
liable companies these das.
We understand tha Mrs. NJ H.
Leitch . contemplating he erection of
a comnodious hotel building in the near
future
- 7. Fariss is building very neat
house fter plans furnished by Sse5-
/ j''ae geae ezahitees. on the ,s5o1th End
Heights.
Pullman now has a practical jeweleE
engraver and matchmaker, and another
"long-felt-want is thereby filed. See
Mr. Hunziker's card.
M. H. Leitch has purchased 30x-00
feet on Main street next tc Fariss Itos,
consideration $500. This IS the last Of
the Kingman business properly.
1t is evident to any one who witches
the business of Pullman that It is not
a doomed" town, but has noe SUB
MERIT than is claimed fo- it.
Tho presence of a small traveling
in town this week and its
wonderful asthmatic band, hasfurnislcd
the Pullman small boy with considerable
excitement :
Archie White, one of or popular
who was lately married, has
moved into the neat and cosy dwelling
just completed by 7. L. Nunroe, the
gcntlemanly timer.
Heavy all wool twill fannels 40 cents
per yard, at Mcconnell, Chambers & Co.
,.,--:5,es.., 15.,,s.-1 z -. 5th+ tue ois=,-
new firm that has just opened general
merchandise store at staley P. o. The
HERALD acknowledges pleasant inter
view with Mr.. J. j, Stsley.
The Palouse Gazette, Colfax, was
the first exchange to reach the HERALD
table, and was heartily welcomed The
Gazette is genuinely Live" nowspa-
per, and a credit to its city and county.
DR.. Webbs handsome villa on the
heights is being pushed toward compile
ton quite rapidly, The doctor says he
thinks he will eventually plant and train
some moon-howers to grow over the
front elevation and cali tho place Mis-
souri, Lodge."
Tho Northern Pacific has recently
put an extra freight train into opera
ton on the S. & P. branch, coming south
one day and returning north the next
This on account Of the great amount oi
grain, etc, awaiting shipment from this
station and others contiguous.
Quite an interest has been taken by
the people of Pullman in the meetings
of the town trustees lately. Our city
dads are beginning to feel the response
bility of their position, and the suppo
sition is that important issues will fig
ure in the election of the next board.
nl-- ttfn'' ',,ade by ". Y. T,araol
4 Co. in the South Palouse river, on til
Kaylor road, is not only neat job but
great saving in money to Whitman coun
ty, as the fill is made in lieu of bridge
the first cost of which would have beer
more than that of the fill, to say nothing
of repairs and rebuilding of the bridge
in the future.
The HERALD folks are under obliga
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, of this city
to Landlord True, also, for the rustline
they did to secure sleeping accommodn
tions for said folks on their arrival here
from the East. The hotels and board
ing houses were land are yeti filed tc
overAowing, and at one time it looked a;
if we would have to camp on the fiat
but these good friends rescued us from
that alternative, although at considera
bic inconvenience to themselves.
1t is becoming evident that the re-
cent western visit of President Oakes, o.
the Northern Pacific road, was not with
out its results. We understand that f
P. Weymouth, superintendent of the
Idaho division was superseded Nov. Isl
by J. NJ. Scott, late division operator
Scott's promotion brings Mr.. Allen in
to ais former position. A complete
change Of train-dispatchers also result
ed, those acting up to the 1st inst. hav
ing resigned. From which it would ap