Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-16
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, IS;
Town AND COUNTY.

-NOte Jne new advertisement OF
Downen's real estate agency.
Miss Rose Tewalt, of Cotton, came
up to the ball Thursday eve.
w. S. Steffen, of Taylorville, Ill,
was in town, Saturday, looking us over.
-Thos. Allphin made business trip
to Garfield and Pennington this week.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store. 6tf
Mr.. G. o. Morrell returned from
Steilacoom yesterday, completely recov-
cred in mind.
j. G. Fullerton's trotting horse,
"Cyclone" is dead, and J. G. is now in
sackcloth and ashes.
George Meister Jr., Leroy Steele
and N. Jacobs, from Uniontown, were
on our streets Tuesday.
The paper cutter made by Palmer &
Rey is indeed "Favorite." We have
one and know whereof we speak.
II. F. Canning, representing the
wholesale drug firm OF Chas. Wright &
Co., Detroit, Mich, was a caller this
week.
M G. True intends to remodel and
enlarge the Palace hotel at an early
date, making it secord tc mono in the
county.
J. NJ. Price has been appointed
agent to close out the business of the
late firm of Reed & Prentis. See his
new ad. elsewhere.
White & Jackson's Compound Cough
Syrup.
The recent change Of time on the
o. +. & N. affected only the main line
trains. The trains on this branch are
running as heretofore.
w. A. Libon, H. S. Harris and Il.
G. DePledge represented Colfax at the
dramatic entertainment. They expressed
themselves as being well pleased.
-Fariss Bros. have placed on their
counter new National cash register.
You should go and buy something to
see chow the blamed thing works"
-Messrs. Wallace and True have
returned from Palouse City with some
so COWS, purchased for the Pullman
creamery. Of these, twenty are fine
Jerseys.
Mr.. Prentis left Pullman on Thurs
day for Portland, where he expects to
locate permanently. During his short
stay here he has proven himself gen
tleman, and we regret to see him leave us.
Mrs. Skeels, the well-known dress
maker, has leased the store in Nodine's
block formerly occupied by Mason Bros.
and will soon open frst-class millinery
and dress-making establishment therein.
Success to the lady.
Try Compound Cough Syrup, for
sale at the drug store.
On the 18th of last month one of
John Remgard's cows gave birth to a
fine pair of twins, and on Monday last
one of w. H. Kincaid's COWS did likewise.
The calves are from J. S. Klemgard's
prize winning short-horn bull, "Colfax."
"A few days ago Geo. Hunter, while
engaged in building barn for r. Bry-
ant, fell from the roof and broke his arm.
1t was feared at first that he had re-
ceived internal injuries, but an examin-
alton proved that he was not danger
curly hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jack, assisted
by Master Arthur Firniin Jack, gave an
entertainment in the opera house, Tues
day evening. We endorse the press
reports of their ability, and commend
them to the lovers of good show.
Their Fun on a Ranch" is fun for an
audience.
Fresh, new lot of stock lnmber, thor
oughly dried, Just received by Hunt &
Buckley. 16w3
Last Saturday Edward Henkel
made complaint before Judge Lobaugh
that one Geo. Hadley, Of Ontario, had
made an assault and battery on him, and
asked that said Hadley be arrested. The
judge complied with the request. The
defendant plead guilty to the charge
and was fined 81 and costs.
And now there cometh up yet an
other petition to worry the lawmakers
at the national capital. This time, how
ever, it is lengthy document signed by
host of Whitman county citizens, pro-
testing against the passage of the bill
authorizing the issuing Of bonds fol-
building courthouse and jail at Colfax
Senator Dolph (Ore.) presented it last
Tuesday.