Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-02-07

CANNES.
Don't fail to go to the masque bal
IN Reaney's hall next Friday evening
The admittance for spectators has beer
placed at twenty-five cents.
n Everything in the grocery line al
a Walter Ruble & Co.'S at lowest cast
prices. Goods delivered to all parts ot
, the city promptly, and free of expense
G. W. Reed, of Whelan, killed three
Poland china hogs last week, the COM
blned weight of which, dressed, was
1906 pounds, the heaviest one weighing
) 486 pounds.
The City Restaurant has again Sc
cured the services of a frst-class baker,
and is now prepared to furnish bread,
cakes, pies, doughnuts, ETC., in any guam
tlty and of the best quality
Farmers wanting loans should call on
Ryrie & Baikie at Pullman or Moscow.
Loans now had through them are pay
able at any timeby in stallments if de-
sired and without any bonus. 52tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. NeilI left for
the Sound country yesterday noon, via
the Union Pacific. Mrs. Neill will visit
friends in Tacoma and Mr.. n will take
in the state capital. They will be gone
about two weeks.
1t will be to your advantage to look
over Walter Ruble & Co.'S line of Boots
and Shoes. They not only have the best
but they are paralyzing high prices. If
circumstances to the proposed Pa
louise City scheme of county division
haye been circulated pretty vigorously
around Pullman this week. The manner
of division proposed by that town will
not be allowed to materialize.
At the regular meeting of Hose
company No. 1, last Wednesday evening,
[. L. Munroe was elected foreman in
place of .. NJ. Cosper, resigned, and
Harry Schlaefer was elected vice presi-
dent, and Murray Henry first assistant
foreman.
Saturday night the weather took
decided change, and winter. so long
looked for, arrived in earnest, A few
inches of snow fell, and with that which
has fallen during the week. the sleighing
Is ldii' - 's.;;iIa aad- aaA.,aielf--.-,-
of the beautiful, however, before it is at
its best.
The largest audience of the season
greeted the Hyers sisters colored comedy
company in Reaney's hall last Wednes-
day evening. The entertainment given
was very creditable one, it being some
thing new in the way of ''Nigger shows"
The kid bands share of the proceeds
amounted to S25.
There is to be a reception at the
Congregational church from I 30 to l0:-
80 this, Saturday, evening, to welcome
the return of Mrs. Cobleigh to Eastern
Washington, and to make the acquaint-
ance of Rev. R. A. Beard, superintendent
the Congregational work for this state.
| You are invited to be present.
John R. Wolf and Lima J. Fariss,
both of Pullman Washington, were
united in wedlock Wednesday by Rev.
A. Adair. The ceremony was private
and none but relatives were present. In
the evening the young couple took the
Union Pacific train for a honeymoon
excursion They will reside in Pull
man. North Idaho Star
The school board deserves great
credit for the manner in which they are
discharging their duties. Every energy
is being bent in the right direction ;
everything that can be done, under the
circumstances, is being done to place the
school in the front rank. A year or two
more of such work and our school will
compare favorably with any in the
country. east or west.
j. G.. o. Mayer, proprietor of the
} City paint shop, spent part of last Sat
urday in the school house doing some
gratis work. Mr. Mayer is master OF
his trade, and he took the same pains
with the school house job last fall that
he does in all of his work. and the result
n is one of the neatest rooms in the county
S He has volunteered to grain the front
doors of the school house Mr.. Mayors
Iiberality is very commendable.
&C. O. Browder has been appointed
by the county commissioners to the va
u cancy caused by the death of COUNTY
Auditor Larwood Mr.. Browder wa
the democratic nominee for the ofic
,r last fall, being defeated by Al votes
1t He has appointed H. G. Fisher as chic
deputy. twas hoped by good many Q
the Pullman democrats that Chas. Z
I Metz would receive the appointment, an
ID petition was circulated here askin
the county commissioners to put MI
OF Metz in the position. As the board {
n county commissioners is democratic
was well known that no one but den
ocrat would be appointed, consequent