Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-10-22
THE NEWS OF The CITY.
Record of Happenings of a Week
in Pullman.
What People are Doing and how
They are Doing it.

Mrs. Wm. Irwin, who lives within
two miles of Pullman has the distinc-
tion OF having shot black bear, the
passing of Bruin having occurred yester-
day morning at the farm. A cub bear
strayed into the eighborhood, and when
it was discovered by the dogs took refuge
in box elder tree on the Irwin farm.
Mrs. Irwin loaded the shot gun, and
charge OF shot at close range brought
y the bear down.
Thursday the wheat market took on
considerable strength, and number of
4 sales were reported. II. &. DePledge
purchased the 10000 bushel crop OF c.
Il. Moys at so cts. per bushel, this being
Moys crop consisted OF 5000 bushels of
bue stem, the balance being club. The
ruling market price Thursday was 48 cts.
Y w. F. NJ. Ricketts, and family moved
to Pullman yesterday and will make that
city their future home. The family were
good ncighbors and good citizens and
will be greatly missed. The agricul-
tura college is responsible for this move
as Mr.. Ricketts, wishes his boys to attend
this institution. Cotton Newsletter.
Miss Estela Davis, of this city was
married to Swartz Maris, at Moscow
last Sunday. Mr. Mari5 is a young far
mer, living near here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maris Will reside in this city.
All OF Blackman's customers remem-.
her the elastic durable wOrsJed stock
iugs they bought of them last winter.
They can get the same grades efFthem
now. They received lU0 dozen d them
this week.
The registration books closed last
Tuesday, 305 having qualified them
selves to vote at the November election
in Pullman by registering. At Colfax
the registration was COS.
Z. D. Eldredge has purchased the
stock Of goods in the postotfice store, and
will stock up with stationery, confec-
3 tionery, etc, and conduct irst-class
establishment.
Backman Bros, are showing an ele
CANT line OF men 3 cape mackintoshes at
at $l.75, and strictly all wool inside
and outside box coat at 5000, a regular
$1,000 garment
Mrs NJ. L. Jenney, is the new teach
er in the pGblic school, the addition OF
another teacher having been made nee
essary by the growing attendance.
An item that escaped us last week
was the arrival of a SON at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Klepper. The event
occurred on Sunday OF last week.
Misses Lenna Williamson, of Lew
iston, and Della Bowers, of Moscow,
have been visiting friends in this city
the past week.
The French theatre company, which
was to appear in this city all of next
week, has changed its dates till later in
the season.
Walter Bramel has returned from a
two weeks hunt in Idaho near the res
eryation, aud succeeded in bagging two
deer.
Ira Henshaw is the new proprietor
Of the Palace meat market, having pur-
chased it from Messrs. Pfel & Cotlield.
Mr.. F. NJ Spaulding left Sunday for
San Francisco, where he will transact
business
Tue city is doing a good work by
filling the low places on Main street with
gravel.
When out shopping go to The Fair and
see the nice jewelry they are selling SO
cheap.
-Messrs. C. F. Burr and j. c. Hanson
OF Genesee were here Sunday.
Ed Walters, the Uniontown jeweler'
was in Pullman yesterday.
A new line of glassware and crockery
Just received at the Fair.
W, L. Taylor, OF Spokane, has been
IN the city this week.
Joseph Grief and wife were here from
Uniontown yesterday.
C. A. Ross, county clerk, was IN the
city last Sunday.
C, s. Mason is quite sick at his home
near this city
For school supplies and stationery go
sMee Fair..