Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-06-01
Band benefit, June LIST.
Sunday June 9th

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Floral Sunday June 9th.
Another magnificent rain this week.
-Thos. Allphin is spending the week
at Colfax.
Have your Job work done at the
HERALD Office.
Mrs Gender, of Juliaetta, is visiting
relatives in town.
John Staley, Esq, Of Staley, was
pleasant caller, Wednesday.
The Grand Hotel has just received
very fine register through the HERALD
Office.
Read the buyers and sellers column.
There is something in it that will inter
est you.
Miss Clara Drinkwater has gone to
Walla Walla on a four weeks visit to
relatives.
Tom Allphin stepped on nail last
Tuesday, and was somewhat lame for
several days.
New potatoes, onions, green peas,
, I pie-plant and cabbages are in the Pull
man market.
w. NJ. Cronan and VIM. Renfro
were down from Staley, Thursday night,
on hand-car visit.
Haynes elegant Photographic car
left for Cotton, Wednesday evening,
after two days visit here.
I The next edition of the HERALD will
/ be issued from its new building, if we
have no bad luck meantime.
White e Jackson are decorating
their entire outfit of drug bottles with
handsome new glass and gold labels.
The farm of Samuel Rossiter, de-
ceased, was sold at public auction last
Saturday to J. H. Malone, for $4,000.
-Tobe Newton carries fine silver
headed cane which he found in box
car that he was about to fill with wheat.
The first and second mines of the
Pullman ball club Will meet on the
diamond here tomorrow to "see which
is who"
Frank Ross says that if there is one
thing that he really likes more than an
other it is cream-colored team with
twenty-foot kick.
There was large number of visitors
b in Pullman from outside towns this week,
examining our artesian well. Its fame
has gone abroad far and wide.
Remember the Pullman band bene-
fit tonight at the opera-house, when
the famous Wade-Leroyle comedy COM
pany returns to give another of its neat
entertainments.
!, Tho Caroline Gage theatrical troupe
IN still on the Sound, doing the smaller
towns, and endeavoring to get enough
money>to take them back home. They
Lave found the grass very short. -Yaki-
ma Herald.
Among the recent arrivals from
abroad are f. r. Livermore and E. r.
Manning, of Spokane, and E. c. Odds,
Of Fergus Falls, Mimi, who are looking
over the prospects of the city and ad-
jacent country.
How do the taxpayers like the ex-
change that was made for a courthouse
site in Colfax? Valuable property on
the main street traded for a swamp that
it will cost some $4,000 to put in con-
dition for foundation!
The only special observance of Dec
foration day (3Oth) in Pullman was in
the closing of the bank and schools, it
being legal holiday. We have no G,
A. r. Post, as yet, and there are, we BE-
lieye, no soldiers buried here.
The work of grading down that
portion of the Grand-st. hill necessary to
the westward extension of Main-st. is
under full Roadway this week. The
earth excavated is used to level up the
low portions of Main-st. on the east.
H II. Brown, the genial ex-agent of
the o. R. & n. at this place, returned
Tuesday from the Willamette valley.
He is arranging to lease his property
here, and will then go to Waitsburg,
Or, where his parents reside. The o.
r. & N. will never secure more accom-
modating representative than Fl. II. was,
DIR. II. J. Webb has patent on
window screen which is worth consider
able money. He has been offered SlO,-
600 for the right. The screen is fastened
to window sash by outton (Which also
acts as window lock) and passes
through the window frame out of sight
when the window Is down, SO that the
screen is always ready for use and can
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