Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-01-03

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Farmers wanting loans should call OF
Ryrie & Baikie at Pullman or Moscow
Loans now had through them are pay
able at any timely in stallments if de
sired and without any bonus. 52tf
Several persons have had the HER
AID sent east to friends as Chrtstmal
or New Years present. 1t is not yet too
late to send it as a New Years present
and it will prove acceptable at any time
of the year.
Tom Hall, Richardson g. Wilkin.
sons delivery man, while horseback
riding last Thursday, had his arm put
out of joint by the horse falling upon
him. He was attended by DR.. White
and is now doing as well as the circum-
stances vii, permit.
e. II. Sullivan, of the law firm Of
Sullivan, Chadwick & Fullerton, of Col
fax has been appointed by Governor
Laughton to the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Judge Ruby, as judge OF
the superior court. The appointment
meets with the approval of all.
Tuesday night a light snow fell
but it all disappeared again on Wednes-
day. At Moscow, however, it was differ
ent, the weather being SO much colder
over in Idaho that the snow remained on
the ground. Light furries of snow
have fallen since Tuesday, but it does
not remain.
Mr. and Mrs w J. Windus enter
tained a small circle of friends New
Years night. One of the many enjoy
able features which made the time pass
SO quickly WAS the music furnished by
the italian musicians who were in town.
Mrs. Windus singing of "Margurite," to
this accompaniment, was the gem Of the
evening.
The advent of the new year was
celebrated in Pullman by the blowing Of
the water works whistle, and shooting
off of good supply Of dynamite. These
noises, combined with the rattling of
doors, and the making of all the un-
earthly noises possible, made the night
hidious for all whose nerves were at all
weak. 1t is quite probable the young
81 was highly. elatcd over its reception.
The fremen have made arrange
ments for masquerade ball on Friday
evening, February 18th, the evening be-
fore st. Valentines day. This, being
the first masquerade of the season, will
no doubt be well attended. A very
cordial invitation is extended to the
dancers of Palouse City, Moscow, Cotton,
and all the other towns, to be present
and assist in making the first fireman's
ball in Pullman brilliant success.
Strayed, from my ranch IA miles south
of Sprague, 6 head of 2 and year old
colts, mostly greys, sbaanded on left
stife. They are supposed to be between
Kamiac and Pullman. Anyone knowing
of their whereabouts will confer favor
by informing the undersigned, or will be
suitably rewarded by returning them to
B. I. Benn's ranch, miles east Of Col
fax. M. x. BENN, box 105, Sprague,
Wash.
The morning service last Sunday
was given up to the children. They
sang, with great credit to themselves
and to those who drilled them, some
difficult songs in the Christmas service,
Seeking for the Christ" Mrs. Windus
opened with an organ voluntary, and a
solo part, Lift your hearts in adora-
tion," was sung by Hattie Towner. The
sermon consisted chiefly of an adapta-
ton of story by Count Tolsto1. Some
| thing was told the school about the Mt
Hope home, IN Boston, where all kinds
of friendless children from that great
city are cared for, with the suggestion
that having had the pleasure of receiv-
ing they now try that of giving. They
did, and 1922 has now gone from the
far west to help on the work in the East.
The school wishes to thank the older
persons present who assisted so literally
in this offering. Those who missed the
anthem music in the evening missed a
treat.
The county division meeting at
Oaksdale, last Tuesday, was well attend
by representatives from nearly all Of the
northern precincts. Resolutions were
passed favoring the division of Whitman
county, as the people may desire, to
which the committee on resolutions at
tached recommendation that county
be formed out of parts of Whitman and
Spokane counties, bounded as follows
Commencing at the state line where
the line between townships % and %
intersects with said state line; thence
west to the county line; south to the
line between Spokane and Whitman
counties; west to the northwest corner OF
Whitman county; south on the county
line to the line between townships II and
IS; east to the southeast corner of town
ship Is, range 43; north one mile; east
to state line, and thence north to place
of beginning, to which adjacent territory
may be added if the citizens thereof sc
desire and make their wishes known by
petition. This recommendation was ac-
cepted. Resolution were also passed
favoring the extension of time for the
| narmant of taxes the nraatinn Of G hon re