Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-05-11
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town Tuesday.
Rev. Hill expects his family to ar
rive from Missouri next week.
j o. Kuhn, representing the Port
land Oregonian, was a caller Tuesday.
Thomas Stockley, of Cotton, will
open lumber yard in that city, about
May 10.
The election on the IA, is a very
important one, and a full vote should
be cast.
The regular daily freight runs on
the Spokane & Palouse branch have been
resumed.
1t has been estimated that Capt.
Phillips walks fifteen miles daily in the
discharge of his mayoralty duties.
-Staley & Oswalt have opened a
millinery store at Staley. See their
notice in buyers and sellers" column.
R. Lanning has been appointed
inspector, and NJ. W. Drinkwater and
d. G. Mckenzie, judges of the election
for the 14th.
The Moscow Star is becoming a
notable paper under Bro. Browns man.
agement, and it is to be hoped the fact
is appreciated at home.
New radishes, onions, pie-plant, let
tuce, celery, beets, etc, have been on
sale in this market for some time past,
and find ready purchasers.
"A. L. Price, brother of J. NJ. Price,
arrived here Wednesday from Pierre,
South Dakota, and will assist J. NJ. In
the agricultural implement business.
Marshal Squires and E. E. Ellsworth
left on Thursday morning for Port
Townsend, to attend the meeting of the
territorial Grand Lodge OF the I. o. 0. F.
Miss May Mcconnell, accompanied
by Miss May Martin, came down from
Moscow this morning. They made
very pleasant call at the HERALD sane
ltum.
ALI the money that the Pullman
Building & Loan Co. had for sale this
month sold at 80 cents premium. The
demand here for money to build with
was never so great as at present.
The HERALD now has for sale the
following legal blanks: Warranty deeds,
quit-claim deeds, bonds for deed, real
mortgages, crop mortgages, releases of
mortgages, bills of sale leases, etc
A change will occur in the o. R. &
N. time-card, to take effect tomorrow
Sunday morning. The passenger
train will arrive at Pullman, from Mos
COW, at 9:5s p. m, and from Colfax at
CHS p. m.
The dramatic entertainment, given
by the Pullman dramatic club on the
7th inst. was a success. In the whole
the acting was good, and was well re-
ceived by large audience. The pro-
ceeds were $40.
Mr.. W. T. Wallace having removed
permanently to this city from Cotton,
will give our creamery the benefit of his
personal supervision hereafter, The
butter product thus far has been of the
highest quality and finds instant sale.
The board of regents of the Univer-
sity of Idaho convened at Boise City on
April 25, for permanent organization.
Willis Sweet was chosen president, 81.
B. Blake, secretary, and r. S. Brown,
treasurer The bond of the latter is
fixed at $4,000. A committee was APP
pointed to secure suitable grounds for
the site of the building, at Moscow.
DO you believe that it is doing the
square thing toward home business and
enterprise to order your goods from out
side dealers when you can secure the
Same of home dealers at same prices?
Do you like to see this thing practiced
when it especially affects your own
trade? Do you hold in loving esteem
the business man who expects the COM
munity to patronize HIM for every arti-
Gle needed in HIS line, and who, at the
same time, quietly sends his (or rather
YOUR cash abroad for such things as HE
may want, when he can buy them right
here at home, and of you at reasonable
rates? When discussing such a man,
what term do you generally use in ex-
pressing your opinion of him? You
always use the correct term; there's no
doubt of that. We have done it our
selves.
The voters OF the It'll district, con-
sisting of the eastern part Of Whitman
county, on the 14th inst. will select
three delegates to the constitutional
convention. Who will they be? The
republicans have placed in nomination
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