Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Thos. Neill visited in Whelan
this week.

Mrs. mos. Ne1ll visited IN Whelan
this week.
ID. F. Anderson was in town from
Rosalia Monday.
w. F. Burrell, of Portland, was in
the city Tuesday.
u. L. Ettinger, of Palouse City, was
in town Tuesday.
&c. G. Iieuallen, of Moscow, was in
Pullman, Wednesday.
E. j. Bonhore, a Lewistonite, was
in Pullman last Sunday.
R. A. Towson, of lila, visited at F
d. Richardson's this week.
If your plow don't work take it OF
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. If
Large quantities of the grain in
Garfield county are reported as yet un-
cut.
Crooks, churns, jars, glassware, china,
cuspedores, lamps and chimneys cheap
at the furniture store.
Well digging and blasting, at lowest
rates. Enquire Of A. Neeves, at Nc
Bride, Miller & Co.'S store. 39tf*
At cost-Ladies work baskets, ham
mocks, croquet sets and large lot of
picture frames, at the furniture store.
Fresh meats of all kinds, delivered
every morning and evening, except Sun
day, from the Palace Meat Market. 43y1
e. F. Crawford is taking rest from
his duties at the Northern Pacific depot,
and j. r. Lord, from Palouse City, Is in
charge.
Now would be good time to circu-
late petition for a side walk to the
school house. Parents are interested in
this move. Will they actf
Having closed cut my business, all
| persons owing me can save extra ex-
pense by calling and settling.
2W Fl. J. MASON.
j. M Hill was in Spokane Falls
last Saturday. He went as one of the
commissioners in charge of the Whitman
county exhibit at the exposition.
The Misses Laura and Lulu Hun
gate, who have been visiting in Pullman
for souso tine, returned to their home at
Walla Walla last Saturday evening
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
George Richter finished his work
with the mill here and went to Genesee
Wednesday evening. He will take
charge of the setting of the machinery
in the new mill at the latter place.
Len. G. Richardson visited Almota
last Sunday. He reports that consider
able wheat is beng shipped from there
this season, sixtY-four wagon loads
coming in Saturday. L. M. Ringer
has already shipped about 10000
sacks.
George, a seven -year-old son of
Dentist Kent, of this place, fell from
horse on his uncle's ranch near Guy,
last Thursday afternoon, and was at
first thought to be fatally injured, but
under the efficient care of DR.. White is
coming out all right.
John Shupe has finished the well
for Richardson & Wilkinson, and is now
at work on the city we'll. The former
is high up on the hill, and has thirty
feet of water at depth of 119 feet.
The city well is in a good situation to
become a spouter equal to the best.
j. NJ. Brock finished harvest last
Monday, In twenty -seYen days run this
season he has averaged twenty acres
cutting, with his header, per day. His
crops are all good, and when in town
last Wednesday he deposited the hard
cash in the HERALD sanctum, paying
up for the HERALD and ordering it con-
tinued. Ee also ordered the paper sent
to his sister at Maple Hill, Kansas.
Judge Calkins, of Tacoma, has en-
tered the field for senator against Mr..
Squires The Judge should profit by
Mr.. Turner's experience and keep quiet
unit, his turn comes. 1t is urged by
Calkins supporters that hehas had con-
gressional experience. This claim
might have been good against Squires
a year ago, but Mr. Squires now has
had congressional experience, and more
than that, he has given satisfaction to
the people in general.
The Colfax Packing company build
ipgs. of Colfax, were burned last Satur-
day night, together with 10000 pounds
of cured meats and lard. The loss was
about $4,000, and the insurance Sl4,-
coo. When the first alarm was sounded
the firemen thought that it was false
one and did not go, and when they final
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