Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-06-07

The Palace Hotel bar is now stocked
and open to the public.
Lost: A bunch Of keys. Finder will
please return them to Barney Hattrup.
If your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. tt
The Vincent dramatic company
will be at the opera house next Monday
evening.
Meat will be delivered, free of charge,
to any place in town from Mason's meat
market.
Property in Pullman will be val
liable one of these days. 1t is good
thing to own.
Mark Whitton and Mrs. Mary E.
Farrand, of Pullman, we're married,
Wednesday, at Moscow.
Sidney Vawter and Miss Bertha
Towner, both Of this city, were married
at Moscow last Sunday.
If you want perforated chair seat,
or bracket of any kind or shape, Vedder
& Windus can saw it for you. tt
"A company should be organized to
put in an electric light plant. Let us
have light on our progress.
Go to G. Fl. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Haish and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
The Misses Emma and Dell Neel,
of Palouse City, and Miss Nora Branham,
of Whelan, were in the city last evening.
1t is the general verdict of the farmers
that the Advance is the best and fastest
thresher on the market. j. NJ. PRICE
agent.
The MoMahon circus which will
show in Pullman next Friday, visited
the town a year ago and gave good
satisfaction.
M. G. True has just received the
sad news of the death of his oldest
brother, J. R. True, at Napa, California,
on May 8th, 1890.
Ninety people from Pullman went
on the excursion to Coeur d Alene lake
yesterday. The "Baby Band" went
along to furnish music.
q. 7. Wright, Pacific coast agent for
the Advance thresher, sold 81 machines
during the season of 1880. J. NJ. Price
is local agent for the thresher.
d. F. Pankey, Of Harvey, Wash,
has been down looking after his Whit
man county interests lately. He will
return to Harvey next Monday.
There is no better organ sold than the
A. B. Chase, which you can always buy
on the easiest terms and for the least
money of any organ of its class.
VEDDER & WINDUs.
Some provision must be made for
fire protection. Even a ladder, hook
and few buckets would be great help
in case Of fire, and the cost Of getting
them would be nominal.
Staver & Walker carry a full stock of
gang and walking plows, seeders, drills,
steel land rollers, spring tooth, acme,
steel frame and wood harrows. Call and
see them. D. G. MUNRoE agent.
If Spokane Falls is awake to the
best interests of that city and the state
at large, she will stop blowing about
having the best and only site in the
state for the agricultural college.
If you have any idea of buying an
organ see the A. B. Chase, at the fur
niture store, before buying. We will
sell you the best organ for the least
money and we not talking.
VEDDER & WINDUs.
The commissioners to locate the
state agricultural college met at Olym-
pia last Wednesday, but adjourned the
next day, without coming to conclu,
sion. They will meet again in Spokane
Falls at date not yet decided upon.
J. H. Jennings, agent for the Pom
eroy nursery, is here canvasslnS The
country. In his absence S. B. Judson
of Whelan, will receive orders for The
nursery, being authorized to dc SO by
H. A. Russell, proprietor. 2owo*
The bank sold their old frame
building to the town for council roomi
and II has been moved on to the lo
owned by the town on the corner O
Alder and Olsen streets. The bank vii
occupy it until their new brick is com
pleted, which will be by August lst'
There is nothing which demon
strates Pullman's prosperity, progress
and bright future like the jealousy which
her nearest town evinces towards her
The sleep of some Of the citizens 0
sister towns is disturbed with dreams o
Pullman's destruction. and even som'
are hardened enough to work to defea
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the workings of nature assist
ed by brainy, energetic citizens, but
viii avail them nothing. Pullman WI