Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-04-27

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Inaugural celebration at Pullman
next Tuesday, Both.
Miss Lily Newgard, of McMinnville
Or, is guest of Mrs. Buchanan.
A. A. Miller has added himself to
the summer sojourners at Medical Lake.
-Holbrook, the Garfield real estate
man, was down Monday on business
trip.
Prof Harris has shown what he can
do on fddle-in, heretofore. Have you
heard his cornet?
Did you notice the good work that
Supervisor Vedder has done on Main-st.,
filing that hole near the bridge?
Farmers and stockmen will be inter
ested in the card, published elsewhere,
of the celebrated animal "Colfax."
st. John is the name of new town
in this county, on the banks of Rock
creek, and is said to be prospecting we'll
Geo. Bremen was down from Mos
COW, this week. He is now associated
with I. c. Hatterbough, the real estate
man.
johnson & Carroll's "Pleasure
Party" are announced to give two enter
tainments here on the Goth and 9th
(to-night).
-Grand-st has been very decidedly
improved by the recent filling" work
near the Main-st. corner. Keep it up
gentlemen.
Capt. Phillips seems to be the unan.
imous choice of Pullman republicans fol
delegate to the constitutional convention
A good selection it would be.
Attorney Wiswell has sold his
interest in the Genesee Advertiser to his
partner, E. A. Barton, and will hereafter
practice law at Spokane Falls.
e. E. Ellsworth has returned from
his trip to the Coeur d'Alene country
and reports the fishing elegant
though he did not have his rod with him
this time.
R. D. Mcconnell and family are
about to remove to the ranch two miles
south of town. There's nothing like q
rancher's life for independence-when
eggs are high, eh, r. D.?
Some Of the boys Of the city are
obout to organize a juvenile brass band
1t is said that DIR. Fl. J. Webb is the
"power behind the throne" of this
movement. Success to it, anyhow.
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.
-Asotin Sentinel: Al. Stiffel brought
into this office a sample of new apricots
from one of his trees, one measuring q
inches in diameter. How's that fol-
April II, in latitude 46 deg: 80 minutes
north?
Six hundred tickets are bought dai-
ly at St. Paul for this territory. At this
rate Washington will soon be one Of the
most thickly settled and prosperous Of
the states. The fact that it is about tc
become a state will also increase immi
grafton.
j. NJ. Hubbard, E. J. Bryant, Ira
Evans, and others, are among those who
called this week to say that the HERALD
was good enough for them to send East
to various friends, that they might be
come posted on the Palouse country
Thanks, gentlemen.
Miss Zula Weimer, of Uniontown
we are informed, has begun suit against
Thomas Jacobs, of that place, for breacf
of promise of marriage, placing he
damages at $4,000. Mr.. Jacobs was
married recently to another young lady
in the East; hence, ETC., etc.
Mr.. VIM. Newton, we understand, ii
a candidate for nomination as delegate t.
the constitutional convention on thu
democratic ticket. The HERALD has NJ
hesitancy in saying that Mr.. Newton
would fill the bill to the satisfaction o
his democratic constituents.
Quarterly conference meeting to
day Saturday at 2 p. m. at tn
Methodist church, conducted by tn
presiding elder, N. E Parsons. Usua
Methodist services on Sunday at IL a
m. In the evening there will be uniol
services at the Con gregational church, a
which Elder Parsons will probabl.
preach the sermon.
! -Fariss Bros. are charging thei
already commodious store room b.