Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-14
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IA, 1889,
= Wheat is 60 and 62 cents.

Wheat is 60 and g. cents.
WIN. Newton, OF Moscow, was in
town Tuesday.
Born: On the 18th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Polls, girl.
W. L. Taylor was talking business
to the Geneseeans Tuesday.
New locals in the buyers and sell
ler's column. Read them ALL
The new ad. OF Downen & Miller
has something interesting for you.
-Fariss Bros. have manufactured and
sold, this season, 70 gross of fruit cans.
II. L. Munroe returned Wednesday
evening from the Ellensburg convention.
X. Mckenzie will erect in the near
future a handsome residence on the
north side.
E. E. Ellsworth, for the time being,
is assisting Agent Crawford, of the
Northern Pacific company.
d. G.. Felch, the Colfax nursery
man, was in town Monday. See what he
says in the buyers and sellers column.
p. Bremen has renovated his dwell
ing on Grand street with coat of
paint. Its appearance is much i'm
proved.
Hon. John B. Allen will speak on
the issues Of the day at Reaney's Hall
this afternoon at o'clock. Everybody
invited.
School commences next Monday.
There should be a full attendance on
the first day, and continue throughout
the term.
VIM. Buckley informs the public
that he can be found at the old stard
and will take your contract. Notice his
ad. elsewhere.
Eugene Semple for governor, Plat
tor for lieutenant governor, and T. j.
Griffits for congress are the standard
bearers OF democracy. They have our
sympathy.
The Band of Hope will give an en-
tertainment at Reaney's Hall on Thurs
day evening, September 10. Admission
10 cents; proceeds for the benefit of both
Sunday schools.
Lulu, the little three years old
daughter of Barney Hattrup, while play
ing with a swing on Monday last fell
and dislocated her arm at the elbow.
DR.. Watt was called and reduced the
dislocation.
The democrats of this precinct, at
their primary, organized democratic
club, with Hon. J. A. HunGate, presi-
dent, and E. E. Ellsworth, secretary
We are informed that meeting of the
club is called for the evening of October
l, for mutual consolation.
j. G. Fullerton had so far recovered
from the accident which dislocated his
knee as to permit of his removal to his
home IN Colfax on Sunday last. The
doctors have some hopes Of being able
to prevent him having stiff leg al
though the chances are greatly against
it.
Victor Hunziker took leave of his
many friends Wednesday night and left
for Walla Walla. He carries with him
the best wishes of the whole community,
who commend him to the people OF
Walla WGlla as young man Of sterling
worth and No. jeweler. The HERALD
will keep him posted on Pullman affairs
The town trustees, at their meeting
Wednesday, night instructed the city
attorney to take legal steps towards hav-
ing all buildings projecting on to Main
and West Main streets set back, and
ordered all lots on which the street
grading assessment is delinquent to b
sold, as provided by ordinance, for the
amount of the assessment against them:
also ordered an ordinance to be drawn
prohibiting the use of stove pipe in GER
tain cases.
A. T. Fariss, the republican nominee
for state senator, is an old and respected
resident of this county, and is thoroughly
acquainted,with the wants Of the people
A man who is successful in business is a
good man to entrust with the affairs OF
the public. Good, sound practical judg-
ment, such as Mr.. Fariss possesses, is
the essential requisite Of good legis-
lator, and his business record is q guar
antee that he will represent his constit-
uents in an honorable and creditable
manner.