Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.

The farmers are putting up theil
hay.
J. FL. Miller has been on the sick
list this week.
Alfred Windus has his shoe-shop in
the Prather building.
w. J. Mcconnell, of Moscow, was
in the city yesterday.
Board and lodging, SIS per week, at
Mrs. N. A. Williams. 4w39
Marshal Lanning has "iugged" "
several hobos this week.
A new letter box has been placed
outside the door at the postoffice.
Mrs. Chambers and Miss Rose
Tewalt were in Moscow Thursday.
Richardson & Wilkinson have just
received neat, new delivery wagon.
A large carload of furniture is ex-
pected daily by Vedder & Windus. 38
-Richardson & Wilkinson are un-
packing an immense stock of goods this
week.
If your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. If.
Mrs. Il. l.. Munroe and children
have been visiting in Pennington this
week.
Meat will be delivered, free of charge,
to any place in town from Mason's meat
market,
Miss Laura Vinson went to Mos
COW, Wednesday, where she is now
visiting.
-Mesdames Griffin and Mcguire, of
Moscow, were guests of Mrs. Chambers
yesterday.
Isaac Davis, of Colfax, is assisting
in Knapp, Burrell & Co.'S machine house
this week.
K. P. Allen and family have moved
to Whelan where Mr.. Allen has black
smith shop.
Walter Mckenzie and mother are
sjourning at Coeur d Alene lake this
warm weather.
County Surveyor Mesick has been
in the city this week establishing street
lines and grades.
Well digging and blasting, at lowest
sttffts.'. Enquire Of A. FTeeves, at Me-
Bride, Miller & Co.'S store. 39tf*
60 to G. H. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Hash and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
Work on the railroad is progress
ing rapidly. Moscow will soon hear
the toot of the Northern Pacific engines.
Mrs. Chambers and Miss Rose TIE.
walt expect to go to the coast country
for a visit, about the middle of next
month.
All who are in need of crockery or
Queensware can select from full and
complete stock, after Monday, at Vedder
& Windus'. 38
-Munroe & Carpenter have received
their new stock of hardware this week,
and are now doing business on the
regular scale again.
"A little seven n-months- child be-
longing to Mr.. Harlow had its collar
bone broken last week. DR.. Webb at
tended the little one.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Shanks, of Craw-
fordsville, Oregon, are visiting their
son, A. j. Shanks, this week. They
came Thursday evening.
The earth that is taken from the
lot, on which Mcconnell, Chambers &
Co.'s building is to be erected, is used
to finish the Olson street grade.
F. E. Carpenter mourns the loss of
coat and vest. A light fingered gen
tleman removed them from Mr.. Carpen-
ter's residence last Sunday night.
White & Jackson, druggists, have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. jackson
will continue business at the old stand,
and Mr.. White establish a new store.
"A beautiful boquet graces our sane
tum desk. 1t was received through the
kindness of Miss Birdie Blachly, and
that young lady has our thanks therefor.
The standard and narrow cut mowers
are the only mowers that have patent
adjustable shoulder guards and sickle
edge guard plates. For sale at Reaney's 6
building. u
Some rye is being cut IN the vicin-
ity of Pullman, but Harry Mckenzie was
the first to commence cutting wheat
He had two binders in his field last
Thursday.
j, A. Wilkinson will move into his
new house next week. and f. ID. Rlch-