Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-08-17
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1889,
is booming in price.

Take stock in the Milling Co. 1t
is good investment. =
Wheat is now worth 50 cents in
. bulk and GA cents IN sacks.
w. NJ. Chambers left Thursday
evening for Portland on business trip.
Thomas Neill has received his COM
mission as notary public. Office in HER
AID block.
Mike Leitch has purchased the
brick building, now occupied by him,
of A. L. Mills.
WIN. Buckley hiss his new house
enclosed, it will be a model of neatness
when completed.
-Messrs. Green and McKercher, OF
the Pacific Coast Elevator Co., were in
the city this week.
Carpenter Kerr is building house
(this time for his own occupancy on
the hillside north Of town.
wills. Robertson, of Staley, gave a
man by the name of Holtz, we'll merit
ed thrashing, last Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Dermott, of Genesee, is
stopping at the Palace hotel. She is
being treated by DIR. Webb.
j. C. Fullerton, We newly made ben
edict, of Colfax, was in town Thursday
''setting 'em up" to the boys.
VIII the party who removed the W.
c. T. Z. per-rack from the Northern
depot kindly return the same and save
trouble.
Hon. j. A. Hungate was excused
from the constitutional convention for a
few days and is now at home attending
TO his harvest.
E r. Smith has some fine grapes
on his Snake River fruit farm. He has
our thanks for basket of beauties of
several varieties.
H. ". Price, who owns land in the
region of Pullman. was up from the
Willamette, Thursday, looking after his
business interests.
Five thousand dollars was paid for
real estate in Pullman this week, by cit
izens Of the town. Our people have faith
in Pullman's future.
The fame of True's artesian water is
rot confined to Washington. Mrs. Nc
Clure heard of it in Oregon, and is now
here testing its efficacy.
Judge Ruby and Mark A. Fullerton
are the most talked of in this part of the
county for supreme judge. Both are
well qualified for the position.
The work of grading the street is
progressing finely. When completed we
will have three Of the best business
streets OF any town in the country.
Pullman has reason to be proud OF
the record made this season by her
senior and junior bali clubs. Neither
Of the clubs have suffered defeat so far
A new bridge has been built across
the South Palouse, on the west side Of
the n. p. track on the road to Hunt
and Buckley's lumber yard and the new
elevator.
Pullman may never have better
opportunity to secure a grist mill thar
now. Let us show our faith in Pull
mans future by taking stock in The
Milling Co.
-Chas. Olmsted has purchased Tom
Munroe's house on Paradise street fol-
his mother He expects to build an
other house on the McKenzie-st. end o.
the lots this fall
The ball game played here on The
18th between the Palouse and Pullman
mines, was the best game Of the season
The result was victory for the home
nine. the score standing II to 25.
The officials of the O. r. & n. Co
passed through Pullman last Tuesday
; on tour Of inspection Of the road. They
stopped off in Pullman to see True'i
artesian well and drink Of its water.
Miss Howard, assisted by Prof
Williams, pleased and mystifed good
audience at the opera house, last night
Miss Howard has no equal in her line
Her feats battle the wise and almost
fore the most skeptical to believe in su-
pernat,.raI powers. They give an inter
esting entertainment and are well wor'
thy Of tho patronage of the people.