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

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country to shoot the festive bear or deer
few days ago, but the noble red mar
of the forest said that the whites were
trespassing, and told them to vamose
The boys lost no time in getting home
Thanksgiving Service and Social.
In pursuance of The proclamation Of
President Harrison and Governor Ferry,
which are noted in todays editorial
there will be a union thanksgiving
service, IN the Congregational church.
on Thursday morning, at IL O'clock
Pullman's citizens certainly have many
things which should prompt them to
the service of thanks. In the evening
the festivities of the day are to conclude
with Quaker Social. The mysteries Of
this social are only disclosed to a chosen
few at the present time, but we are in
formed that fun explanations will be
given at the appointed hour, 1870 by
the Quakeresses in waiting which will
insure a good time. Some old time and
unique refreshments are being wis
pered about. The people of Pullman
are cordially invited.
j. Rosenberg, of Omaha, was here last
Tuesday.
Dr. Paul Grant was in town on a pro
fessional visit this week.
"A. P. johnson, of Colfax, was in
town the first part Of the week
Miss Carrie Cantor, of San Francis
co, was IN Pullman, yesterday.
W. NJ. Solomon, of San Francisco,
was here Wednesday on business.
John S. Beale and B. S. Munson. of
Portland, were in town this week.
The newly elected officers of the
l.. o, G. 7. lodge were installed last
Tuesday evening.
J. A. Mcclellan, solicitor for the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, has been do
ing the town this week.
D. G. O'Reilly, general freight
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad.
was in town Wednesday,
The Oaksdale robbers, Hilburn and
Edwards, were convicted in the superior
court last Wednesday.
The Willard House at Latah, was
burned to the ground last Wednesday
evening. Loss $4,000.
There are many things for which
Pullmanites will be able to give their
sincere thanks on Thursday next.
The Knights Of Pythias, of Cotton,
will give dance in the new brick hall
at Cotton, next Tuesday evening.
-Messrs. T. F. Sturtevant. G. B,
Nause, j. Ryan and H. Madden, of
| Spokane, were in town Wednesday.
j. ". Flanders, well-known man
ufacturer OF Lowell, Mass, paid the ar
tesian city business visit Wednesday,
Ryrie & Baikie's office is open now
every day. They are prepared to do
farm loan business on their usual liberal
terms. (4w2)
Joseph French johnson, business
manager of the Spokesman, Spokanes
bright daily, visited the PaIouse Mecca
this week.
Col. G. S. Scott, with his wife and
mother, of Moscow, and Prof. Greena-
way, of Colfax, were guests of Dan M,
Cruise, last Sunday.
D. Ryrie is now in charge of Ryrie
q Baikies office ia this place. He is a
brother of the Ryrie in the firm, and is
a very pleasant young man.
Billy Reid, of WheIan, has purchased
some lots in Fairs addition and will
build nice residence there in the
SPRING 4wl
Miss Geneva Shaw, of the public
school, was in Colfax last week to attend
teachers examination. She passed the
examination in very creditable manner.
The series of meetings at the Con
gregational church, by the Yale band.
was closed Wednesday evening, and the
members of the band have returned to
their homes.
Moses Taylor, Belleville, ILL.,, paid this
thriving little city a visit Monday. He
was surprised at the wonderful growth
of the town and said: pullman has
the brightest future of any town I have
seen in the west
Bryant Bros & Farr have sold good
many of those farms that have been on