Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-03-12
s. Barghoorn was in the city Thurs.

w. Clipper, of Moscow, was over
Saturday.
r. H. Lacy was here from Colfsx
last Saturday.
jay Woodwork, of Moscow, was in
Pullman this week.
I've packages of the best garden seeds
for five cents at Fariss Bros.
Heath & Milligan paint is the best and
cheapest. See Lindley about it.
Henry Chambers transacted bust
ness at the county scat this week,
". T. Person returned yesterday to
his sheep ranch in the Rock Greek
country.
Mr.. Wiseman buys his horse collars
and sweat pads of Lindley becsuse they
are the best.
The Office saloon has been moved to
the building formerly occupied by the
Commercial Co.
Mrs. M. E Kitchen and son, James,
left Wednesday evening for q months
visit ct Vollmer.
-DeCourcey, the barber, has moved
from Grand street to the OficS saloon
building, on Main street.
A. Farr has had the Ross house
moved from Military hill to the fiat near
the o. r. & N. track, west Of town.
Have yeu tried that New Orleans bak-
ing molasses and sorghum? Fifty and
60 cents per gallon at Bragg & Reeds.
Fred Waite was here from Portland
Wednesday. Mr.. Waite 10 pushing sales
for the Monarch bicycles this season.
Mrs. James Prtss can hereafter be
found at Blackman Bros. store, and will
be pleased to welcome her many friends.
The Hub Clothing House 10 now show
ing the most complete line of up-to-date
hats that has been in Pullman for some
time. --19tf
Blackman Bros. & Co. are now show
ing full lines of white wash goods and
colored wash fabrics in the latest de-
signs. Call and examine them.
Mr.. Economy knows what is cheap.
He buys LiskE anti-rust tinwAre of
Lindley becausf. orhry piece isfwarranted
f,eser tofrp-.a5Tio tniilisn COLLAR coln-
'pany. ger
Murray Henry is fitting up the
building vacated by J. P. Hull, and will
open up restaurant within q few days.
He will also carry q stock of groceries,
fruits, etc.
The mill has been shut down this
week on account of shortage of wheat.
the roads being so bad that none could
he hauled in.
B. ]. Taylor has received q car load
of Flying Dutchman plows and Monitor
seeders and drills. He is making large
sales this spring of the popular lines of
farm machinery handled by him.
--Fariss Brothers have had an arch
way cut through the wall between their
two store rooms, and are getting the new
department rapidly fitted up. They will
have a mammoth institution when the
new goods are put in place.
p. w. Chapman and H. E. Foulks
will leave the latter part of next week
for bear hunt on the Clearwater river.
They will 60 to the same locality whore
they hunted year ago, and expect some
thrilling adventures with Bruin.
Many bicycles have made their ap-
pesrance on the Main street sidewalks
this week. The roads are still much too
muddy for wheeling, and there is a great
temptation to try q ride on the side
walks, but the fact should not be ever
looked that there is an ordinance against
it.
AT the residence of the brides par
ents, in this city, Sunday evening,
March 9th, Rev. Edward Smith spoke
the words that united the lives and for
tunes of Miss Hattie Bush and Lewis S.
Park. The ceremony was witnessed by
the immediate friends of the bride and
groom. A bounteous wedding supper
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Park will reside
on the Hanna farm near this city.
y. B. Watson, of Cotton, has been in
town this week in the interests OF the
Florence mining property in which heis
interested. The property is called the
Hector" and consists OF seven claims,
upon which some excellent leads have
been struck. The Hector group is just
ever the summit from the Tip Top claim,
and about mile from the What Cheer,
in which properties many Pullman pco-