Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-14

Miss Grace Phillips returned with
her father from the Sound.
M. H. Leitch is building large ice
house at the rear Of his saloon.
W. NJ. Chambers returned Wednes-
day evening from Corvallis, Ore.
Try the chilblain remedy at the drug
store. Sure cure. If
-Chas. Reaches two story building
on Grand street, is now enclosed.
The express company is to blame
for the diminished size Of the HERALD
this week.
Pullman does more business, for its
'size, than any other agricultural town in
the state.
The band boys will give mas
querade ball, il Reaney's hall, New
Years night.
Ten cars OF wheat were shipped
from this place over the o, R. & N. to
Portland yesterday.
How is a fine oak extension, or center
table, for d Christmas present? Z
The wrought iron stove company
received another carload Of ranges over
the U. P. last Tuesday.
At meeting OF fruit growers, held
at Wawawai last Saturday, fruit grow
ers association was formed.
Mr. Wallace of the firm Of Downs
and Wallace of Guy, was caller at the
HERALD sanctum yesterday.
IN. Bull was admitted to the bar of
this county, on a certificate from the
courts of California, last Monday.
A good residence on Main street is Of
fered for sale on easy terms. For par
ticulars apply to W. Y. Windus Ava
Mr. Holbrook, Of Garfield, one OF
the proprietors Of Lawrence & Hol-
brooks addition, was in tewn Tuesday
M. c. True has supplied the office
Of the Palace Hotel with a large fire
proof safe manufactured by the Hall
safe and lock Co.
The city council was in special ses-
sion last evening, considering the incor-
porating act now before the Legislature,
They suggested some amendments.
Mr. and Mrs. U. NJ. Cosper gave a
dinner last Sunday, to few of their
bachelor friends, in commemoration Of
the fifth anniversary Of their marriage.
Frank Burnham will chop feed
every Wednesday and Saturday. Mill
opposite the HERALD block, Pullman. 4tf
*. P. Allen and Andrew Siderlof have
formed a co-partnership, in the black
smith business, and are occupying the
John Benjamin shop on Grand street.
Andy Herman has been suffering for
several days with a felon on his thumb,
and Yesterday DR.. Frank Webb per
formed the painful operation Of scraping
the bone.
d. Il, Price, Of Mount Morris, Iii
nois, assisted by l. Hershey, viii preach
in the Congregational church this (Sat-
urday) evening, at the usual hour, and
also at II o'clock on Sunday morning.
al are invited.
Just arrived: step ladders, door mats,
clothes baskets, waste baskets and
carpet sweapers at the furniture store.
A few more street lamps are impera-
lively needed. There should be one at
the end of the Grand street sidewalk,
near the depot. and one opposite Olsen
street, and one by the Grand hotel. VIII
the city put them up?
A Z. P. special train bearing A. L.
Maxwell, f. W. Lee, Perry Griffin and
j. B. Glover, the latter the agent at Col
fax, passed through Pullman last Tues
day, stopping just long enough to hold
friendly confab with Agent Chandler.
M. s. Phillips and 7. H. Kaylor
returned from their wanderings on the
Coast last Monday night Capt. Phil
ips expects to remain in Pullman until
spring, when he will remove with his
family to Hamilton, a new town on the
Skagit river.
There are said to be but two flow
ing wells in the Northwest, one at Pull
man. Whitman county, and the other at
Baker City, Or. Bores are now being
made in several places in Whitman
county and at Pasco, but none have so
far struck flowing water.-lntelligencer.
After careful investigation there
is found to have been about 100000
bushels of wheat, $4,000 bushels Of
barley, $4,000 bushels of fax and $4,000
bushels of oats, making a total of 100000
bushels of grain grown in the country
tributary to Pullman, this year, and yet
we only had about three-fourths OF a
crop. We can confidently assert that no