Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.


were in the city Thursday.
Wyoming and Idaho have both beer
admitted into the Union this week.
Ladies' calling cards, IN the latest
styles, printed at the HERALD Office.
Miss Winnie Stewart arrived il
n Portland yesterday morning
Miss Baker, of Rosalia, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Carpenter, this week.
If your plow don't work take it tc
John Benjamin. He is the boss Oh
plows. tt
Meat will be delivered, free of charge
to any place in town from Mason's meat
market.
M. O. True is laying sewer pipes
from his Palace Hotel to the South Pa
louise riYer.
A fine three-room house for rent, at
$6 per month. Apply at this office or OF
VIM. Buckley, Pullman, Wash. If
Henry Baird, one Of the proprietors
of the Pullman -four mill, is building q
neat residence on the North side.
Go to G. 81. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Haish and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
james A. Mcdonald is erecting a
paint shop on his lot adjoining Schrader
& Burns wood shop on Nam Street.
Born, on Wednesday morning, July
End, to the wife of Mayor w. V.
Windus, son, black-eyed and bounc-
ing.
All who intend camping out can find
camp stools and chairs, hammocks and
hammock chairs and canvas cots at the
furniture store. 34w3
Mrs. Rose, mother of Mrs. Mcbride,
who lately came here from Oregon, has
purchased lot on Sunny side and will
erect house thereon Immediately.
Mr.. Livingston, of Colfax, viii be
n the city the first of next week to COM
,lete arrangements with Elias johnson
or prospecting for coal with his diamond
lrilI.
The standard and narrow cut mowers
ire the only mowers that have patent
adjustable shoulder guards and sickle
sdge guard plates. For sale at Reaney's
tt
%. F. Russell has sold his farm near
Staley to Messrs. Chambers and Steph-
snson, aud will move to Pullman where
ne will go into business. he will build
/ house in town at once.
"A pair of cymbals has been added
TO the band. At present they are used
IN connection with the bass drum, but
we understand that Fred True will
operate them in the future.
Mr.. Harry Taylor and Miss Emma
both of Guy, were married at
the residence of the groom's mother In
Guy. on the evening of July 3rd, by
Rev. Gibson of Pullman.
Staver & Walker carry 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.
Dentist G. 81. Bently, of Garfield,
has returned from his visit to Oregon,
and will be in Pullman on the 18th inst,
and remain one week. All in need OF
first-class dental work should see him.
-F.P McFadden left for Olympia,
via the N. P. route, last Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. McFadden and his family Will
be greatly missed in Pullman. The
HERALD will keep them acquainted with
Pullman's progress.
T. Fl. jennings, agent for the Pom
eroy nursery, is here canvass1ng the
country. In his absence S. b. Judson'
of Whelan, will receive orders for the
nursery, being authorized to do so by
II. A. Russell, proprietor. 2owoF
"A good many of our citizens had In
tended to go to Palouse City to celebrate
Yesterday, but the fire put stop to al
thought of celebrating. The "kld
hand. with true Pullman zeal and grlt
fulfilled its engagement and discoursec
sraat music on Palouse CitY's streets.
The standard wide cut is the only
wide cut mower having complete sprlne
Tiff attachment and patent curve cutter
bar. which is always straight when a
work All other WIDE cut machines have
straight bars when not at work WhlcL
sap and wear out cutting parts un
necessarily.
F D. Richardson and family, o
Almota, visited in town this week Mr
Richardson says that peaches will d
a.. 5ays and that the whea
harvest win commence in ten days. d.
estimates that 100000 bushels viii o.
marketed at Almota this season, all Q
which will be shipped down the rlver
Crops are the best ever known :1, alons aa1l;
snake river. Mr. Richardson Will moV'