Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-10-02
LOCALETTES.
A Brief Record of Personal and City
Doings for the Week.

Do not fail to see the new process
photos, at Taylor's gallery.
The foundation for the Mercantile
Co.'S new building Is being laid.
M. G. True is erecting a commercial
sample room on Paradise street.
GEO. Neighbor has commenced the
erection of his residence on College Hill
j. W. Thompson was in Spokane
this week in the interest of Chalybeate.
The HERALD will remove into the
r." block, on Main street, tomorrow.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry An
derson, Saturday last, a ten pound girl.
Go to Eastman's while he is here and
have your photo taken. First-class
work guaranteed.
"A. Windus has moved his shoe shop
into the building Just built by McCon-
nell, Chambers & Co., on Main street.
The frame for the new livery barn
on Grand street is erected The barn
will be commodious and well construct |
ed building
The Encyclopedia Britannica is the
most complete reference library the
world has ever known. i
New sidewalks are being built on
Paradise and other streets They will
be duly appreciated when the muddy
season arrives again.
The grading for the new school
building is finished. Material is being
hauled, and work will begin Immediately
on the new building.
Prof Eastman's gallery is here and
those wishing first class work at greatly |
reduced prices for a few days only will |
improve the opportunity. Opposite
Central Hotel, Pullman.
The post-office and the jewelry
store were moved into the new building
on Nam street this week, and McCon- |
nell, Chambers & Co. now occupy the |
building which was made vacant by the
removal
-Messrs. B. NJ Booth and Neil |
Stewart, both well known and popular
gentlemen, will open meat market in
the Bryant & Farr building, on Main
street, formerly occupied by Jackson &
McNally.
1t has been said of the Encyclopedia
Britannica, that "if all other books
should be DESTROYED the Bible excepted, |
the world would have lost but little Of
its information"
Our school will open week from
Monday, or Oct. II. 1t could have been
ready Oct. 5th but the plastering would
not have been dry, SO, for the health of
all concerned, it was thought best to
postpone school week.
David Jones, of Sprague, Wash,
and Miss Nellie CordiIl, of StaIey, were
married at Spokane, in the parlor of the
Pacific Hotel, last Monday, by Rev
Beard, of the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will reside in
Sprague.
"A fool and his money are soon part
ed, and there's no fool like an old fool |
An aged man on the train between Spo-
kane and Pullman bet $3.50 that he |
could open lock. He thought he had
a dead-sure thing and he lost. If he
had not been bent upon fleeing another
man out OF $3.50 he would not have lost
that amount himself. It's little sym
pathy he is entitled to.--Review.
The Palouse Gazette, OF Colfax, has
been sold by Ivan Chase to company,
of which Il. 7. Brown, of Spokane, and
j. E. Ballaine, lately of Moscow, are the
principals. Mr.. Ballaine will be the new
editor. We wonder that JOHNNIE can
live amongst class of people whom he
has written were worse than a set of
thieves
w. II. Page, living three miles
northwest OF town, at the head of Spring
fat, was a caller to-day. Mr.. Page, to
gether with his son-in law, J. NJ. Small,
had go acres in wheat this season.
From 130 acres of fall wheat an average
of 81 bushels per acre was harvested,
and from l40 acres OF spring wheat the
average was 80 bushels
The Gospel Temperance meeting
next Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church at 80 will be addressed
by Wallace W. Potter MD, of Spokane.
on Drug Intoxicants" He speaks
from personal experience, having been
addicted 70 the opium habit for more
than thirteen years, as well as from the
STANDPOINT of the profession. You are
: invited to be present.
Farmers wanting loans should call On
!, Ryrie & Baikie, at Pullman, or Moscow.
Loans had through them may, at the
borrowers option, be paid IN full or by
installments, without bonus Insurance
and real estate business also promptly
ATTENDED to. If