Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-08-24
SATURDAY. AUGUST "a, 1889,

Wheat, 81 and "a cents.
VIM Newton, of Moscow, was in
town Friday.
-Republican primaries in Reaney's
hall at o'clock to-day.
A A. Miller is on the sick list, he
has slight attack of bronchitis.
Read the buyers and sellers column.
New ads. there that interset you.
-Wm. Ellsworth returned Tuesday
from fishing trip up the Palouse.
The indications are good for a
building boom in Pullman this fall.
We are informed that Marcus No
dine, of Tacoma, is dangerously sick.
Tom Halpin0 ads that his wheat
yielded a little over 60 bushels per acre.
Harmony is dear if bought by the
sacrifice of principle. Away with such
harmony.
If you are not already you should
= be a subscriber for the HERALD. Sub
scribe now.
Mark A. Fullerton seems to be the
favorite for the supreme bench, and
Judge Ruby for the Judge of thefsu-
preme court.
1t is quite an advantage to be able
to pay off your loan before due. Neill &
Newton make loans on these terms. Call
and see them.
Moscow will hold an election on
September g. for the purpose of voting
$4,000 bonds for building a system Of
water works. What will Pullman do?
Geo. Arnold and Simeon Pameteer
gave a pugilistic exhibition last Satur-
day for which the town justice fined
them each $40 and costs for violating
the town ordinance.
Doc. Richardson, of Union fat, six
miles southwest of Pullman, SO far as
heard from has the largest yield of
wheat this season. 66s bushels per acre
is the average on his ranch.
Mr. P. D. Larrabee has just received,
through A. Henry, fine cane mill and
evaporator with capacity of $50 gallons
OF syrup per day, which will be run on
Bear creek this season.-Mirror.
What are the boys doing about or
Qanizing a hook and ladder company?
The ordinance authorizing the company
N-has been passed, and it is now in order
to organize. Call meeting at once.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the HERALD. We will wait on you until
YOU thresh, if desired, but we want you
as a subscriber. Tell your postmaster
to order it for you, or send us card to
that effect.
Al. Reaney says he will donate a
piece of land, 40x40 feet, for a mill site
betyeen the o. R. & N. and the n. P,
railroads, at the west end of Main-st
ana take Two OT luieo ShoA00 IL 'A0 $3.50
is located there.
The day is not far distant when the
fruit of the hills of the Palouse will have
wider reputation than that of Snake
river. Mrs. Strattou brought some
apples to this Office few days age
which have no superior in this or any
other country.
The foundation OF the court house
,is completed and paid for in warrants
Having exhausted the limit to which tht
commissioners could oblige The county
they now propose to fence it in anc
wait for developments. The cost OF this
monument to Logan and Lees stupidity
is about $4,000, and interest, until
paid, at 10 per cent. per annum.
The Eagle says that Cotton is the
only town on the Spokane Paloust
rniIroad in which the original townsitt
prourietors have never spent dollar IL
improving, have asked e1orbitant prices
for their lots, thrown cold water on ev
cry enterprise projected and believe 1t i
their religious duty to patronlze othe
towns when it is possible to do so.