Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1897-12-18

II, O. Courtright spent . part
of the week in Moscow on business
for his firm.
The glee club goes to Spokane
today, and will sing in that city
this evening.
The "Clio" has no equal as an
air-tight heater. Fer sale by Henry
Chambers & Co. 52tf
Have your eyes tested, and spec
tacles fitted by DR.. White. Exam
inatiOn of eyes free.
Read the ads. in the HERALD
and you will know where to buy
your holiday goods.
Carl King repairs watches, clocks
and jewelry. Satisfaction gusran-
teed, and prices that are right. 8
DR.. White has all the modern in.
struments fer measuring eyes for
glasses, and guarantees satisfaction.
A fine line of watches and chaine
at Kings for both ladies and gen
tlemen. Give him a call before
buying.
The mill shut down the early
part of the week on account Of q
shortage of wheat, but is now grind
ing again.
Call at Office of Hiestand, War
ner & Co., or call up phone No.
35, for Rock, Springs or Roslyn
coal, by sack or ton lots, 3w4
w. ]. Nickerson came up from
Plaza Tuesday to attend meeting
of the directors of the Stranger
Greek Mining Co.
Carl King, matchmaker and jew
eler. Fine watch repairing spec
ialty. Ali work warranted. Lo,
Gated in postoffice building; don't
forget the place. 8
The holiday trade did not open
up very heavily this week, but with
che colders snscye>.aetslerlvass tiier,
the merchants are preparing for
heavy trade next week. \.
Katie Putnam abandoned her
contemplated tour Of the Palouse
country this season. A great many
people here we're greatly disappoint-
ed, as Katie is a favorite in Pull
man.
The revival meetings that bave
been in progress at the Christian
church for several weeks past, will
be discontinued after Sunday even
ing, and DR.. Allen will return to
his home in Spokane.
AT the Congregational church
tomorrow merning at the regular
hour the pastor will speak on
"Christmas-Tide Far and Wide"
The topic for the evening will be
THE Story of 1897" All services
Of the day as usual.
AT the defamation contest at
the college last Saturday night Miss
Lulu Anderson won first prize,
second prize being awar ded to
Colonel Sapp. The judges, were
Prof. McCory, F. T. Abbot and
Wilford Allen.
~zAzNegotiations are pending for
match shoot between Moscow and
Pullman, to take place on New
Years day, at the former place,
three men from that town having
challenged a like number from this
city. The team shoot for city
championship honors will be at live
pigeons, and various other matches
will be arranged to be shot at clay
pigeons.
Jas. Weed was here from Se-
attic Tuesday in the interest of the
Seattle-Alaska Trading & Mining
Co. While here he appointed ].
o. Courtright local agent for the
company. The Seattle Alaska
Trading & Mining Co. was organ
lied to carry on trading and min
ing business in the Yukon country,
and has a number of steamers now
building to be used in the trade.
A number of prospectors will also
be sent into the Yukon country to
locate mining property for the COM
pany. thus each individual stock
holder may become interested in
rich Klondike strike. The csm-
pany certainly has all the elements
of success, aud its Seattle promote rs
are we'll known and influential men.