Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-05-29
Michael Gross was up from Union,

attorney W lhlIcc was CNCA @iOlh VIZ
county seat this week.
WANTED-Girl to learn dressmaking.
Apply to Mrs. Gender.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rodeen last Sunday.
&C. w. Bean and wife were in town
from Wawawai Saturday.
L. D. Wolfard, OF Colfax, was a vis-
itor in Pullman last Saturday.
-Eben Mounce, a resident OF Lewis
ton, was in Pullman Tuesday.
Peter Triesch, of the Colfax Com-
moner, was in the city Tuesday.
H. J. Jackson returned last Satur-
day from a trip to the Sound country.
Carpets A part OF our large stock of
carpets has arrived. Call and see them,
VAssAR 4 BYARs.
j. D. Klepper raffied off Waverly
bicycle Tuesday, he being the winner
himself with number 1l2.
Peter Henderson has opened bar
Der shop i'll the room on North Main
street formerly occupied by Eastman.
l have a good secondhand piano for
sale cheap Also very fine new organ,
which l will sell at less than cost.
(31tf) w. j. WINDUs.
The O. r. & N. will put on new
through train, Moscow to Spokane, next
Wednesday. There will be no change of
cars at Colfax.
The Spokane district Epworth
League will meet at Moscow June 3rd to
9th, inclusive. Prof. Fulmer, of this
city, is president OF the district league.
For SALE:-At a bargain. One To-
guage, $50 grade, Ithaca hammerless shot
gun. Ii you want an A l shot gun this
is your opportunity. Inquire at this Of
fee.
The little two-year-old son of A. j.
Whitten chopped the fore finger of its
left hand off with an AK one day this
week. The amputation was completed
by DR.. White.
The family of Superintendent Hunt
ley late OF the Puyallup experiment
station, has been visiting Prof. and Mrs.
Balmer the past week. Mr.. Huntlcy
Will hereafter be with the Idaho expert
ment station at Moscow.
---Messrs. Cannon and Post lett by
wagon the early part of the week for the
Colville reservation, where they win
work on prospect" owned by Pull
man parties and the hope is that they
will uncover q rich body OF ore. A. ii.
Andersen will join the gentlemen at
Wilbur, having left here by rail yester-
day, and will remain with them u couple
OF weeks.
w. L. Lyon reached his destination
near Chewelah Saturday, and is now at
work with force of men sinking a shaft
on the Stranger Greek mine. He will
not return till the shaft is down ut least
thirty feet, when some idea OF the value
OF the property can be determined. At
q depth of seven feet the ore had doubled
in value, the assays improving with every
foot OF depth.
II. 7. Davis and wife leit Tuesday
morning for Pullman, where they will
make their future home, having secured
the Palace hotel at that place. They are
quite jubilant over what seems to them
fattering prospects and the Era hopes
they will fully realize their expectations.
No better people than Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis are to be found anywhere, and
loss is Puliman's gain
Waitsburg New Era.
DIR. Powell and family returned from
their fishing trip to Rock creek, having
met with very poor success, go far as
trout were concerned. Not finding the
trout fishing good, they drove on to Cow
creek, where day was put in among
the carp. The doctor started out we'll
equipped with fishing tackle, having
flies, lines, bait, etc, galore, but when
he got to Cow creek he found that he
had forgotten his pitchfork, and Cow
creel; angler is not in it without pitch
fork. He therefore purchased one of
those instruments OF rancher, and com
operations. AS though he were
lesding hay, he threw the gasping fish
from their native element to dry land,
flling keg with salted fish in a short
time. The doctor says that Cow creek
iS about half water aud half carp, and
that the farmers salt the fish down by
the barrel, the pitchfeCk being all the
tackle needed AT Rock creek the camp