Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-10-23
LOCALETTES.
-Bowlin Farr, and family, of Ceur
d Alene City, are visiting in town.


Miss Arle Wright is again employed
in Mcconnell, Chambers l& Co. s store.
You will save money by having plans
for your house drawn up by Swain If
The family of W. W. Taylor came
up from Oregon last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Murphy speaks Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday night in Reaney's hall,
at 7:30.
Miss Merriman, Of Pennington. a
sister Of the judge, is spending few
days in town.
Little Virgil Booth had his arm
broken by falling off the steps at his
home last Monday.
JAS. Mcdonald is building the
house on Jackson street, near the Con
gregational church.
w. d. Henry has commenced the
construction of house on the hill in
the west part Of town.
Born. en- Saturday morning, Octo-
Der II, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bull,
niue pound daughter.
"A wrestling match was billed for
one night this week at Reaney's hall,
but it failed to materlalize.
If you want good No. l harness.
call on s. Wagner, in the Rauch build
ing. (tf)
&C. Q. Martin has now on exhibition
in the HERALD office an onion that is by
one ounce the heaviest yet brought in.
A country in which every one is
contented must be good one. Such
"a country is the Palouse. Pullman is its
center.
Major Walker, of the Military Col
lege, is quite sick this week. He is
troubled with an aggravated form of the
grippe.
Bryant Bros. & Fsrr will move into
an Office on the grotnd floor of DR.. H.
J. Webb's building as soon as it is com,
pleted.
Harness f'd seer t. repairing
pr0fnptty and neatiy dodes at Jas Wig
ners shop. City,
Jas Wagner, lately arrived from
Blaine, this state, has opened harness
shop in the new portion of the Ranch
building.
The well-known Crabb was arrested
last Monday on a charge of being drunk
and disorderly. His fine was $40, i'm
posed by Justice Lobaugh.
1t would be a great improvement
if the loose cobble stone, which has
come to the surface on Main street,
were picked up and carried away
Are you subscriber to the HER
AID? If not, why not? Ask your
self this question, and your name will
be on the list before another week.
Postmaster Lobaugh has added 81
new lock boxes to the postoffice. He is
improving the Office with the same zeal
that is displayed by every Pullmanite.
There will be no service in the Con
gregational church Sunday night in
order that all may join in the Gospel
Temperance meeting at Reaney's hall |
A good school town cannot be
made from a town where gambling Is
openly allowed. Pullman has the best
interest of its schools at heart. Conse-
quently 1t will be kept moral town.
After three months absence II. j
Mason Is looking for a guide to help
him find the old land marks that he once
knew in Pullman. and to describe the
various new buildings and enterprises
that meet his astonished gaze.
The Pullman Mercantile Co. has
made arrangements to place a first class
dress making department in its already
complete store. The services Of a city
dress maker have been engaged to su-
perintend this branch of the establish
ment. She will be here about Novem-
Der 1st
The HERALD's friends are invited
to call and view this dispenser of light
in its Main street Offices. wher9 it is
now well established (Our enemies
may also call, but they are requested
to come in at the back door where they
will be received by the ''deval," against
whom we have an old grudge.
Eastman, the man who had his tent
pitched on Grand street, for few weeks
past, where pictures were taken for the
| few who went there for that purpose, de
parted some time last week, but before
be left, strange as it may sound, forgot
to come around and square accounts
with the HERALD. Ii Mr. Eastman is
now located in one of our neighboring
towns we would advi e the local paper
to collect its bills from him in advan e.
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