Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-11-20
Cotton CullingS.


AID congratulates.
Cotton Cullings.
COTTON, Nov. 20 Special Car
penters commenced work on the new
hotel Monday and have the frame work
nearly completed. The opening of the
hotel will be about Jan. l, '92
A good day for runaways Monday.
One in the morning causing no damage,
and in the afternoon, n. ". Maynard's
best team, attached to lumber wagon,
made things lively for time, smashing
the wagon to pieces. A third mishap
was reported in the evening, between
Cotton and Uniontown, with no bad
damage.
The thermometer on Sunday regis
tered two degrees below zero.
The new postoffice has been moved
into the new building OF Henry Mras on
NOGCPOOC SOLSOG.
A grand ball will be given on the
evening Of Tuesday, Nov q, 81, at the
new brick hall, under the auspices of the
X. of P. Lodge. Invitation is extended
to everybody to participate in the event,
which promises to be the best dance of
| the season.
A good many new buildings are at
present going up in this vicinity
The melancholy days have come, the saddest of
the year
little to warm for whiskey, and little to cold
for beer.
Attend the Fneman's dance Thanks
giving night.
H. NJ. Mitchell, Chicago, was in the
city Monday.
F. w Sheffield, Of Chicago, was
visitor here Monday.
R. J. Howard, of Spokane, was here
Monday GA business.
E. S. Johnson, Of st. Paul, was in
town the early part Of the week.
For bargain in whips and winter
goods go to Wagner Brothers. (tf)
"A. A. Kraft, of Sacramento, visited
the city of flowing wells Tuesday last.
II. H. Mcbride, formerly of this
place, died in Portland week ago last
| Tuesday.
Wagner Brothers have moved their
harness shop into Reaney's building on
Grand street.
The halyard on Mcconnell & Cham
bers' flagstaff still continues to beat the
DEVILS tattoo
J. c. McRae, prominent basin SO
man of Bay City, Mich, paid this city a
business visit Wednesday.
}. ?. Layman has purchased the
property Of John Benjamin, including
the house and blacksmith shop.
C, W. Young has purchased several
lots in Reaney's addition, and will erect !
handsome house in the spring.
Did you know that Wagner Brothers
are selling, at reduced rate, since they
moved into the Reaney building? (tf)
The Queen" restaurant has been
opened up in the Leitch building by
Mr. Francis, from Spokane. The gen
tleman has very neat looking place.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r Price and daugh-
ter, Miss Doliie, parents and sister OF
J. NJ Price, Of this place, arrived Sunday
evening from Pierre South Dakota, and
will spend the winter in town.
Last Saturday some light fingered
gentleman entered Gabbert's restaurant
and during the absence of the clerk
helped himself to $40 in cash and gold
ring which we're lying in the till. No
clue
Mike Leitch has plead guilty to
charges brought before The superior
court, that he permitted gambling Oh
his premises. Judge Sullivan fined him
$35 and costs, amounting in all to about
800
Miss Chandler, daughter of A. r.
Chandler, made her first appearance
upon the worlds stage yesterday morn
ing, Thursday, November 18th. Regu
lation weight, and family all progressing
finely.
}. E. Milburn was sick with tvnhoid
fever in Genesse for some time. but be
thought be had recovered sufficiently f.
walk down to Pullman, but the walk {
caused relapse and on Wednesday Mil.
burn died, and was buried at public ax s
Pense last evening. !