Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Republican primaries to-day.

The mumps have invaded the HER
AID sanctum.
"A patent medicine show was doing
the town last evening.
e. W. Downen now has his Office in
Crowford's meat market.
Board and lodging, $5 per week, at
Mrs. M. A. Williams. 4w39
Senator A. T. Fariss is on a busi-
ness trip to the Sound country.
Election of officers of Building &
Loan association Tuesday night.
Harvest has been quite generally
in the Palouse country.
j. j. Sargent, foreman of the Sprague
raid, was visiting in town this week.
Thursday was pretty windy day,
d the flying ashes were bad on optics.
VIM. Vedder has purchased Fl. j.
-sbb's half-interest in the HERALD
~ock.
If your pillow don't work take it to
I'm Benjamin. He is the boss on
ows. IF
Meat will be delivered, free of charge,
any place in town from Mason's meat
irket.
Crooks, churns, jars, glassware, china,
spedores, lamps and chimneys cheap
the furniture store.
A fine solid oak bedroom suit, French
vel plate mirror, 25x30, in bureau, for
20 at the furniture store.
Well digging and blasting, at lowest
ties. Enquire of A. Neeves, at Nc
ride, Miller & Co.'s store. 39tf*
Mr.. Dexter is building house near
where he has located his brick yard.
Builders can soon use Pullman brick.
TO to Oh. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Hash and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
At cost-Ladies work baskets, ham,
mocks, croquet sets and large lot of
picture frames, at the furniture store.
George Clark, of Union Flat,
threshed IS acres of spring wheat, this
week, which yielded 54a bushels per acre.
The clerkssin the census office and
the HERALD force were treated to water
melon, yesterday by Census Supervisor
Hill.
The Moscow base ball club went to
Lewiston last Sunday and the Lewiston
club got away with them to the tune of
ID to 2.
"A large amount of hay is being cut
this season, and it is not likely repeti-
tion of last springs hay famine will
again occur.
Every voter in town should see to
if he wishes to vote at future
elections. The registration Office will
open Monday morning.
j. G. Hudson has purchased the
Hungate -four mill, at Almota, and will
reft it and have it ready to turn out
frst-class -four in a short time.
Elder Rogers, of the Christian
church, will preach at the Methodist
church on Saturday evening, August
9th, at 8 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
A good many farmers have signified
their intention of competing for the
prize offered by the exposition company
for the largest yield of wheat on one
acre of ground.
The election for voting on bonding
the city for $4,000 with which to pro.
vide water works was called, for the 10tE
inst, by the council last night. Vote
for city protection.
Assessor Boone has footed up the
assessment rolls for the year. The
county assessment for the year is $8,.
793, ,634, or 1907, ,977 more than it was g
year ago. The increase is about Is pei
cent.
The Uniontown Journal states thai
Postmaster Wiswell will be candidate
for probate judge. He may have tc
wait long time before that Office will
again be ready for candidate in this
county,
The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Downen 4 Miller
has been dissolved. Mr.. Downen will
settle up the affairs of the firm, and Mr.
Miller has accepted a position with
Mcconnell, Chambers & Co.
w. n. Lacy arrived from Dawson,
N. d. last evening. He has accepted q
position with the mill company, and will
assist in making Pullman -four. Mr..
Lacy is a very pleasant gentleman
whom we take pleasure in reccomend-
ing to our citizens.
An artesian we'll was struck at the
-four mill last Thursday morning. The