Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-10-04

IN Moscow to-day.
L. M. Ringer, of Almota, has been
IN Pullman this week.
F. D. Richardson and wife visited
Moscow last Tuesday,
Lincoln & Penny will soon have
their new hardware running.
Grant Walling and wife returned
from Portland Thursday evening.
Work is in progress on the excava-
tion for the water works reservoir.
-Renwick W. Taylor and wife, of
Tacoma, were in Pullman this week.
II. E. Edmunson, of the Vollmer
ViGette, was in Pullman last Monday.
School will commence Monday with
W. II. Harvey and Mrs Walling in COM
mand
If your plow don't work take it OF
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. If
Geo. Gabbard, of Almota, visited
Spokane Falls and the exposition last
Wednesday.
Everything you want, new and bright,
in the car load of furniture just at hand
at V. &. WIS.
The ground is being cleared for the
foundation of the Prentice brick block
on Main street.
Mrs. N. F. Cobleigh left for the east
this morning where she will spend a
short vacation.
g. ". Boone was admitted as a
member to the Masonic lodge OF this
place last week.
Well digging and blasting, at lowest
rates. Enquire of A. Neoyes, at Nc
Bride, Miller & Co.'S store. 39tf*
The sidewalk near the opera house,
which has been in bad shape for long
time, is being fixed.
Those lounges and bed lounges, cots
and mattresses you have been wanting
have arrived. V. & W.
At cost-Ladies work baskets, ham,
mocks, croquet sets and a large lot of
picture frames, at the furniture store.
Series ''B'' Of the BUILDING & Loan
stock will be issued next Tuesday. Par
ties wanting to subscribe should do SO
at the bank.
Fresh meats of all kinds, delivered
every morning and evening, except Sun
day, from the Palace Meat Market. 43v1
-Thos. Boone and his daughter, who
visited in Pullman this summer, have re-
turned to their home in Clay City,
Illinois, arriving there safely last week.
-Witterbrock & Co., of Spokane
Falls, have the contract for putting a
cement sidewalk on Main street, and a
member of the firm was here this week
to arrange for the work.
A line of loaded grain wagons ex-
tending from the elevators back to the
school house awaiting their turn to I'M
load, now greets the eye of the observer
through the entire day.
-Idaho's first state election was held
last Wednesday, and she did the proper
thing by rolling up majority of 1000
for the entire republican ticket. We are
proud to claim you as neighbor, Idaho.
The Laurel Club has moved into
its new quarters in the Henry brick on
Main street Mr.. Cosper has added new
billiard and pool tables, and full line
of gymnasium goods, and now has a
very pleasant place.
-Thos. Redman was brought before
the Justice of the peace, last Thursday,
charged with being drunk and disorder
". He was fined $3.50 and costs, a
total of SIS. but as he didn't have the
necessary cash was committed to jail.
John Boyles, two miles from Cotton,
had 400 acres in wheat, the average per
acre from which was SO bushels; thirty
acres in oats which averaged 60 bushels
per acre, and fifty acres in barley which
averaged so bushels per acre. Mr.
Boyles has made affidavit to these YIELDS
-Munroe & Carpenter have moved
their stock of hardware to their perman-
ent quarters in the Fariss brick. Their
temporary building erected near Craw-
ford's meat market is being torn down
This was one of the first temporary
etrnctures erected after the fire, and is
the first to be removed.
An immense amount of wheat is be-
ing received by our buyers each day
Mcconnell, Chambers L Co. alone took
in 100 loads Thursday, and yesterday
at least 14O loads. The loads average
70 bushels each. The other companies
are also receiving their share, and
lively scene is presented in the vicinity