Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-09-07

leICeF 10 MOSCOW friend states that the
first payment to the Indians will be
made in ninety days after the bill be-
came law. This will hasten all move
ments regarding the opening OF the res
ervation and is better news than the
most sanguine hoped for.-Teller
"A. W. Mott has this week received
an immense new stock OF e, DDS, and
every line in his store is now complete
and fresh. 1t fills the store chock full,
and one has the satisfaction of knowing
that what they want in the dry goods or
clothing line is to be found in it. Mr..
Motifs stock is now as complete as any
ever brought to the Palouse country,
The local 1. 0. G. T. lodge was Wis
tied by six or seven couple from the
Moscow lodge lgst Tuesday evening, and
of course right royal time was had.
Ice cream and water melons were the
eatables.
-Thos. Savage has returned from his
trip through Montana with his pacing
horse, Prince Almont. The horse won
a number OF good races during the sea-
son. and will enter the contests at the
state fair.
d. NJ. Sanders has threshed 100
acres OF wheat that yielded 36 bushels,
sack measure, per acre. In weight it
will go about 40 bushels per acre.
Mrs. NJ. f. Kitchen has moved into
her reeidence on Sunnyside, the Pitt
woods now occupying the Hill house,
corner of Alder and Paradise.
The apples raised in the Palouse
country this year are OF extraordinarily
good flavor. They are also free from
worms or other defect.
w. P. Murray ana wife will leave
the early part OF the week for Port
land, where Mr.. NJ. will enter a school
OF pharmacy.
The new paper at Kendrick, the
Times, published by Triesch Bros, late
of the Uniontown Journal, is neat,
newsy sheet.
j. 0. Snyder and J. w. Mathews
departed Monday for Indiana, their for
mer home, where they will visit for sew
eral weeks.
Note the change in BIackman Bros.
& Co. s ad. this week. They give you
some figures that it will pay you to in
vestigate.
Peter Brown, republican candidate
for county clerk, was in town last Sat
urday, and OF course called on the HER
AID.
S. Barghoorn has moved his head
quarters to Moscow, but manages to
show up in Pullman every day.
j. H. st. Lawrence is extending his
lunch counter several feet in length, to
accomodate his growing trade.
The iron and wood work in the
front of the buildin occupied by White
is being repainted this week.
$. G. Kitchen will entertain his
friends, at the residence of Mrs. M. E..
Kitchen, Saturday evening.
Harry Chevalier's favorite driving
team is span of white horses from
Spawr's stable.
-Forger Hinckley, of Moscow, has
been sentenced to twelve years in the
penitentiary.
Blind Toms advance agent failed to
make connections in Pullman, SO did not
appear here.
Farm work was stopped for couple
OF DAYS by the moist condition OF the
weather.
w. H. Lacy and wife left Monday
for Moscow, where they will reside this
winter.
Joe. Rasor again wears the deputy
marshal's star, being on duty from mid
night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sparks, of
Wawawai, son, on Saturday, Sept. 1st.
Misses Lyle and Hattabaugh, OF
Moscow, were in the city Monday.
Attorneys Neill and Stearns were at
the county seat Tuesday.
-Watermelons are only ten cents each
in the local market.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
t. Henry last Monday.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell is in the city
from Moscow today.
Miss Faye Allen has returned from