Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-10-16
LOCALITIES.
A Brief Record of Personal and City
Doings for the Week.
johnson has a brass band.

Colfax this week.
About thirty couple participated in
the dance last evening.
An addition is being built to The
Rauch building on Grand street.
Cotton is to have new bank, the
stock being nearly all subscribed.
Bargains in dry goods. You will find
them at A. w. Mott Il Co.'S cash store
The number of students at the Mil
itary college is continually growing.
"A new house is being erected on
High street, near the Congregational
church.
Walter Kirkwood, who has bsen-in
Oregon for some time, has returned to
Pullman.
The Military college building frame
is up, and the structure will soon be
completed.
Good goods and low prices. This is
the motto at A. W. .nott & Co.'s cash
store. 1t
F d. and L. G. Richardson expect
their mother and sister from the East
this evening.
The Knights of Pythias lodge will
have its lodge room in Webb's new brick
block, second story.
A. W. Mott & Co. are headquarters
for every thing in the dry goods line.
Try them. 1t
-Sam'l Rossiter is building house
in his addition to the town. Sam says
he is building it to rent
-Thos. Neill left for Dakota, last
Monday, where he will remain for
couple of weeks on business.
School books sold at state prices at j.
Fl. st. Lawrence's Variety store. If
Frank Watson, of Dayton, brother
of Miss May Watson of this place, is
visiting that young lady this week.
Adler & Sees have the contract for
building Dr. Webb's two-story brick on
Main street, and have the foundation
now laid.
Read the notice of the sale of J. F.
Hill Mr.. Hill will sell large amount
of stock and farm machinery at puDlic
sale ON the 18th inst.
All styles of school books and school
supplies at J. H. St. Lawrence's Variety
store. If
The new brick hall, at Cotton, will
be dedicated by dance next Friday
evening, October 23rd Everyone is in
vited to be present. Tickets, including
supper, will be 1925.
Frank Turcotte, late of Palouse
City. is the new night operator at the
Northern Pacific depot. There are now
five men employed IN the N. P. office
here, and business is still rapidly in
creasing.
If you want to save money buy your
school books and stationery of J. H. st.
Lawrence. If
Geo Neighbor will sell his work
horses, machinery, etc, at public auction,
at his ranch at Whelan on the 28th inst.
Mr.. Neighbor is building a house in
Pullman and will remove his family here,
having rented his farm.
Alice Pearl, the six year old daught
er of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bryant, died of in
tiammation of the bowels last evening.
Funeral services were held to-day, Rev.
Baird preaching the sermon. The sor-
rowing family has the sympathy of ALL
Charter Oak and Jewel stoves and
ranges at the Pullman Hardware
Co. If
Miss Geneva Shaw, who is to teach
in the lst primary department of the
public scnool the coming year, came
from Oakland, California, this week.
She is at present visiting with the fam
lily of L. NJ. Ringer, at Almota, with
whom she was acquainted at Oakland
w. B. Kile, auditor and recorder OF
Latah county, was arrested last Monday
by the .. S. marshal on a warrant sworn
out by j. L. Brown, charging him with
perjury, and also claiming that be Is
not citizen of the United States. The
case will be heard to- morrow.
Those large potatoes in the HERALD
window were raised by Geo. Henry, OF
Pullman. From one hill Mr.. Henry
dug l744 pounds of the vegetables. Mr.
L. 10 Soou IdIineT, duu Win falouS'
soil to work always has large crop o
grain, fruit and vegetables.
In order to introduce Mokaska coffe,
nd baking powders we will, for the mex
ten days, give each person buying car
Of baking powder and one pound Of
coffee an elegant Rocking Chair free o
charge. Call IN and see them
WARTER RUBLE & Co. Next dooi
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