Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-06-15


citizens OF Pullman applied for member
ship, and it wasn't a good night for
Woodmen, either. Those who are ac-
quainted with the order speak in the
highest terms of it, and it is with pleas
ure that we note its growth in this city.
When all Of those new members are
initiated several goats will need to be
imported for the occasion.
A road scraper and leveler has been
in operation on the base ball ground this
week, and the ground is being put in
better shape than the most enthusiastic
believed possible. 1t has been made
much larger than last year, and is alto
gether u model field. There is now
some talk OF laying out a bicycle track
around the field, and if our bieyclists
will get to work without delay they can,
with very small expense, make an eN-
celent track. The first game on the
diamond will probably be Sa urlay.
j. T. Sangarde and Dave Sasenbery
will open meat market in the Booth <
Stewart shop next Tuesday. The new
firm will doubtless make a success OF the
undertaking, as Mr.. Sangarde is an eX-
perienced and capable butcher and meat
cutter, and has handled the saw and
cIeaver in Pullman before, and Dave is a
clever and accommodating young sales
man. We hope and believe that success
will attend the boys in their new ven
ture.
Geo. n. Henry, OF Pullman, was in
Vollmer this week. Mr.. Henry was in
quest OF some dar timber, which he
found a few miles from town. He will
manufacture it into pickets and fence his
entire ranch wit them. He will return
Monday and begin the work OF getting
out the timber.-Vol Vollmer Ledger.
The large eagle recently captured
near Garfield and presented to the coll
. ege here is now confined in a commodi'
5 GUS cage in the rear OF the museum
building, and his daily fare consists OF {
. supply OF squirrels, which he devours IL
hurry. 1t is a handsome bird.
A letter from Jack Cameron an
+ nounces that he is now in the mploy Q
p the South Chicago City Railway Co.
doing duty in the auditors office. Jacl
e is becoming quite interested in electric
l ty, and will doubtless take it up as {
. profession.
/. F. f. Maxim and wife, who i've be
tween Whelan and Viola, rejoice ovel
+ the advent OF fat and healthy boy into
their household. The youngster arrived
= last Saturday morning, DR.. White oflici
/ ating.
The school board has engaged tn,
Misses Moore, Miss Wallis, Mrs. Morrill,
! Miss Morrill,, and Miss Dobbins as teach
ers in the public school for the next year
The other teachers will be elected later
= Owing to the death OF Miss Will
S Jams, Rev. Marvin's lecture on Glad
stone has been postponed from Thurs
day until Saturday evening OF this week
N. Pierce, of Milton, Oregon, lat
populist candidate for governor OF Ore
gon, was in town yesterday en- route tt
the Nez Perce country.
, Mrs. S. E. Morrill, and daughter
Miss Hattie, who have been visiting
friends at Palouse, returned home as
Saturday.
W. j. Coffman, who pitches for tht
Moscow base ball nine this season, vii
play with his club at Lewiston Sunday
The Wawawai ferry is again run,
ming, the river having fallen consider
ably in the last week.
The commencement exercises at the
agricultural college will be held from
June 18th to 2lst.
DR.. W. II. Pittwood will 90 to Lew
iston Sunday to umpire the lewiston
Moscow ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Millgard, of Col
fax, are visiting Miss Maude Hungate in
town this week.
q. NJ. Stearns drove to Coliax Mon
day, legal business being the attraction,
Garfield, Colfax, Genesee and Lew
iston will celebrate the Fourth.
Dave Sasenbery has gone to the
river today on business.
W. II. and Mrs. Harvey are here
from Almota.
Attorney Neill has been at Collax
this week.
! -Eph. Allen is up from Mayyiew.