Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-07-06
SATURDAY. JULY 6, 1889,

What is being done about school
bell?
Work has been commenced on the
new creamery.
e. H. Letterman made Spokane
visit last Tuesday.
There has been farmers alliance
organized at Clinton.
Mrs. E. Burns has currents as large
as the average gooseberry.
1t is said that there is soon to be a
new meat market in Pullman.
Fletcher Staley made us pleasant
call on the Fourth. Call again.
The McKanlass company at the
opera-house next Tuesday night.
F. P. Mesick was in town, Tuesday
surveying lots for d. G. Mckenzie.
Mrs o. Stewart will leave to-day
for Salt Lake City to meet her husband.
-Chas Mcneil has moved to Moscow
where he will open restaurant and
bakery.
The rock foundation for the new
portion of the Palace Hotel was built
this week.
1t is reported that man in Palouse
City was dangerously cut on the neck
last Thursday night.
Mrs. G. P. Dart, and son, of Spo-
kane Falls, spent the Fourth at Pullman
visiting old acquaintance.
Moses Bull has decided to locate at
Pullman and engage in the practice of
law. He has been appointed city attor
ner by the board of trustees.
-Messrs James Jolly, Of the Moscow
Mirror, aud Edmund7on of the Star, ceie-
brated at Pullman and PLACED the HER
AID under obligations for assistance
given.
Marcus Nodine, OF Tacoma, an old
resident Of Pullman, come over to see
about grading the street and moving
his building. He returned Sunday
morning.
Manager Greer of the Granger nine
authorizes us to say to the Pullman nine
that they will play them at any time and
place. The Pullman nine must be com
posed exclusively of Pullman boys.
The next bi-monthlY communion scr
vice of the Congregational church will
be held on the second Sabbeth the 14th.
inst. According to usage, members can
be received into the church by profession
OF faith or by letter and the ordinance of
baptism to Children or adults be admin
istercd.
-Fariss Bros. and Downen & Miller
are doing their grading with rock. This
is the only proper way to make street,
but. Of course, where the grade is heavy
it could not be expected that it would
be entirely filled with rock, however a
good covering Of rock put on when the
ground is dry would prevent the streets
from being impossible in wet weather.
Pullman presented fine appearance
ION the Fourth with her shade trees and
Vbanners. The improvement in the APP
pearance of town, made by shade trees
was apparent, and it is to be hoped that
the effect will not be forgotten next
spring, when every property owner
should plant shade trees on his property
No other improvement can be made that
will add SO much to its value.
The celebration was q success not
withst landing that some of the committees
failed to do their duty. To those who
took active part, great credit is due and
especially to VIM. Buckly who done more
for the success of the occasion than al
of the balance For the good of future
occasions it might be well to remark that
when any one is honored by being placed
on committee. he should either perform
his duty or resign so that other arrange
ments can be made TO have the work
done.
-Colfaz Gazette: E. Burnham, living
near Guy, is numbered among the I'M
fortunates this week, being laid up with
four broken ribs. While on his way
home last Saturday his team took fright
near the quarry in the south end and
ran away. throwing Mr.. Burnham to the
ground with the above result The
buggy turned over and the horses were
stopped by the workmen before much
damage was DONE Mr.. Burnham was
removed to the Farmers hotel and IN
der the care of a physician is doing well