Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-11-16
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER, 16 1889,

Head the changes IN ads. this week.
Our nimrods report good chicken
shooting.
H. J. Mason is building an addition
to his barn.
Alex Ayrie, of Moscow, was in town
Wednesday.
B. F. Mcconnell was registered at
the Palace yesterday.
Rev. Lloyd has sold his residence to
! G. r. Moyes, of the river.
"A light snow fell early on Thursday
V morning but soon disappeared.
Bryant Bros. & Farr will bore an
artesian well back of their stable.
B. c. Looney Will soon have the new
dwelling on his ranch completed.
Mrs. Duff is building an addition
to her residence in the north side.
-Rumor has it that Barney Hattrup
contemplates selling his bar room.
Go to Downen & MiIler's for ladies'
cloaks. They are closing thom out. Ut
Victor Bull is visiting friends at
Pennington. He will return tomorrow
evening.
Charles Olmstead has made a neat
display of the new goods at DOwnen &
NIiller's.
A carload of wrought iron stoves
arrived Tuesday, from st. Louis, over
the o. R. &. N.
DR.. Webb's well has caved in neces-
stating the redigging thereof. No
small job that.
VIM. Turner, of Viola, will sell his
stock, tools and furniture at public sale
on December 2nd.
A much needed street lamp will
soon be erected on the corner of Alder
I and Mckenzie streets.
Sidewalks have been ordered built
along Pine street to Paradise, and up
Alder from Paradise to Mckenzie.
u. N. Cosper has rented N. D..
Henry's temperance billiard hall We
I understand his brother will run it for
him.
w. L. Taylor went to Colfax yes
terday. We understand that he had
important business with the clerk of the
court.
d. G. Ferguson, of the firm Of Fer
guson & Barnett, OF Cotton, was married
on the 9Th, to Miss Nellie Maxon, of
WaIla Walla.
Henry Gender, a brother of Martin
Gender, arrived few days ago from the
east, and is helping H. J. Mason in the
butcher shop.
The w. G. T. .. will meet at Mrs
Chambers this afternoon, at o'clock
Every member is earnestly requested to
be in attendance.
A few of the boys we're celebrating
the admission of Washington last Thurs
day evening, They we're too noisy to
suit the neighbors.
M. NJ. Lawler and Miss Minnie
Crawford were united in marriage Nov.
10. at the BRIDES home, few miles out
of Pullman. Rev. Gibson oficiated.
Frank Burnham will chop feed
every Wednesday and Saturday. Mill
opposite the HERALD block, Pullman. Aft
Frank Palmitier has the contract
for the building of Chas. Roach's build
ing. 1t is to be 26x6O and IA feet high
finished with rustic, with neat front.
Mrs. NJ. A. Williams has rented the
I Grand Hotel, and will take possession
next Tuesday. We hope that she will
he more fortunate than her predecessors.
We are informed from reliable
sources that L. NJ. Ringer will build
two-story brick building on Grand street
as soon as weather will permit IN the
spring.
Chris. Martin has purchased twelve
I acres of land in Reaney's addition, and
will build a residence thereon IN short
time. He will hereafter be citizen OF
Pullman.
1t is rumored that Prosecuting At
torney L. H. Plattor, who was called
East by the severe illness of his mother
a few weeks ago, has joined the matrimo-
NAL ranks. The bride is an eastern lady
of high social standing.-Gazette.