Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-07-24

to invest in a mining venture we.
would commend you to this COM
pany, as it is backed by Pullman
men of unquestioned integrity, and
you are sure you are not getting in
to one of the many wildcat COM
panies that are now flooding the
market with stock. If you con-
template buying mining stock, buy
of parties whom you know, and in
whom you have confidence. Devel-
opment work on the Stranger Creek
has been in progress all summer,
the company refusing to place
stock on the market till the future
of the mine was assured, as they
did not incorporate to sell stock, as
does so many, but because they had
faith in the richness of the mine.
So coufdent are the incorporators
the mine will turn outall right that
not a share of their individual stock
can be purchased, only treasury
stock being on the market.
Thursday afternoon A. B. Bak.
er and his driving horse became in
volved in a runaway, Mr.. Baker
having hold of but one rein and SO
losing control of the horse. In at
tempting to reach the fallen rein
Mr.. Baker was thrown under the
buggy, and struck on the head with
the iron axle. His head was cut
quite severely in two places, DR.,
Powell having to stitch a scalp
wound together. Mr. Bakers arm
was also badly bruised. The buggy
was considerably damaged, being
overturned, and the harness was
nearly destroyed. The horse was
uninjured,
Geo. Elmore, representing the
Buchanan Comedy Co., was in
town Monday arranging for the APP
pearance of The Buchanan Com
pany," at the opera house, for one
week, commencing August I'd The
company carries its own military
brass band and orchestra. Mr..
Robt. Buchanan, the star of the
company, is highly spoken of, being
a very clever delineator of charac
ters. and is comedian of unusual
merit. Other members of the COM
pany are also well spoken of. Watch
the HERALD and bill boards for
future announcements.
W. G.. Emery and family
passed through town Tuesday Ell
route for Klamath Indian agency,
in Oregon, expecting to drive the
entire distance. He had a com
Portable covered wagon, and went
prepared to enjoy the trip. His
father is agent at klamath agency,
and Mr.. Emery is making the jour
ney home to see sister, who is
sick with consumption, and who
can not long survive. He will re-
turn to Moscow about September
Goth.
Joe Stark, of Pullman, was in
the city Tuesday evening and at
tended a horse race at the fair
ground. When he started to return
to town he removed the
halter to replace the bride on the
horse he was driving when the ami
NAL started off, and as he had no
way of holding it, it ran away and
smashed new buggy to pieces, and
was slightly injured Moscow Mir
ror.
Henry Sewer is fitting up the
Mott building, on Main street, the
one in which Mr.. Mott kept stock
of furniture, and will open up with
a temperance hall, selling confec-
tionery, etc, and probably putting
in a billiard table.
j. d. Layman and wife re-
turned Tuesday from a months
outing at Occur d. Alene and Med
ical lakes. He reports, the fishing
good, especially the bass fishing in
the little lakes near the latter place
-Pullman's police court record
is most excellent one, there hav-
ing been but 33 cases before the
police justice since March, 1893.
Joe Stark's horse became un-
tied while standing on the street
Tuesday evening, and took lively
spin around.
There will be a wedding in
town next week, and n second ;s