Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-04-18

the receipt of Assessor Pendell's letter,
been assessing both notes and mort
cages, and the proper correction will be
made on the lists.
He did a big days work yesterday,
assessing $4,000 worth of property,
SS1, 900 worth of which belonged to the
Staley's.
"A. J. Hollingbery, of Baker City,
Oregon, was in town, last Thursday,
looking for location for new dem
ocratic daily paper. His partner, who
is running a paper at Baker City,
thought that Pullman would be a good
! location for such a paper, and sent Mr..
Hollingberry up to look the ground
Eover. He became convinced, however,
that the day for daily in Pullman was
not yet, and continued his tour through
other portions of the country. When
there is need of daily in Pullman the
HERALD will see that the field is filed
The many friends Of Mrs. Cobleigh
will be glad to know that she expects to
spend few days in Pullman. She viii
speak Sunday (To-morrow) morning at
eleven on her present work under tie
Home Missionary Society, and will
preach in the evening at 1870 Both
services will be at the Congregational
church
The first arc light was put in oper-
alton last evening. It was placed
just outside of the mill, and lighted up
a large circle. 1t is expected that all Of
them will be in running order next week
They are very brilliant lights, and
will make a system of which the city can
be proud.
Judge E. K. Hanna Of CoIfax. and
Mrs. Mary E. Buchanan, formely of
this city, but lately Of Colfax, were
married in that city last Tuesday at
noon. The couple left the same day on
a tour to the Sound country and
Willamette valley. The HERALD con
graduates.
DR. Jos. Kent & Co. is a new firm
that is making a preparation for killing
squirrels and other farm pests. The |
preparation is poisoned wheat, and those
who have tried it say that it is the most
effective poison yet discovered for their |
Instruction.: SSee their adj. on the last
page.
A soda fountain has been ordered
of Northup & Sturgis, Portland Oregon, .
by Henry Bros, and will be added to
the Laurel Club as soon as it arrives.
o. R. Moore, editor of the News
paper, Pennington, was in town Tues
day. He was with the commissioners
on their tour through the county.
Mcconnell, Chambers & Co. are now
connected with each of the depots by tel
egraph. A. R. Chandler is operator at
the store.
For a good dish of ice cream go to
the City Restaurant. The ice cream
parlor will be open tomorrow. (tf)
"A truck has been added to the Nc
Connell, Chambers & Co. outfit. They
now do their own freight hauling.
Prof. J. H. Mahan and Miss Enie
Dunaven, both of Palouse City, were
married this week
Laying water pipe and mains is a
speciality by the Pullman Hardware
Company. Wv
Just received: A carload of sash
and doors at Pullman Hardware Com
pany. (lw)
The best remedy for corns; Have
your shoes made at tie Pullman shoe
store. If
You will find good and tasty assort-
ment of window shades at the furniture
store. If
This is admirable weather for farm
work, and the farmers are improving it.
Leave your orders at the Pullman
shoe shop for spring foo wear. If
Do not fail to see the new process
photos, at Taylor's gallery.
Mrs Griffin, of Moscow, visited Mrs
Chambers this week.
The largest assortment Of spectacles
in town at Whites.
d. F. Anderson, of RcsaIia, was in
town last Saturday.
Try Walter Ruble & Co. for groceries,
boots, shoes, etc.
Pullman Hardware Company is head
quarters for hose. (2w)
Alfred Coolidge, of Colfax, was in
town yesterday.
Wild flowers are now blooming in
Preat profusion.
Screen doors at the Pullman Hard
ware Company. (2w)
Winchester writing tablets at the