Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-11-04
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AS the result of what the cit
marshal concluded was an oversuppl
of Hallowe en- enthusiasm bunch O
even boys were Accommodated will
quarters in the city Jail Tuesday night
with a charge of riot hanging owe,
their heads. The preliminary hearing
which was to have been heard befor,
Judge Swain at ten o'clock today, has
been postponed till next Saturday.
The specific act for which the boys were
arrested was the breaking of the
glass in the collar and cuff display
case at the corner of Burgan's store.
AS the charge is brought under the
state law, Prosecuting Attorney Kipp
will represent the state, while the
interests of the boys are being looked
after by Attorney Neill.
j. C. Farr is here from Albion
today. He will thresh his crop next
week, he having been one of The few
whose grain was in the shock during
the rainy weather. Mr.. Farr has
stacked the fifteen acres of wheat he
had in the shock, and will use it in
fattening his hogs for market and will
probably meet with no loss on that
score. The oats will come on fairly
we'll, except such bundles as were ly-
ing on the ground, which will have to
be used for feed. AS the price has
advanced considerably since the early
harvest, the loss in quality will be
partly made up by the advance.
--Chas. Lanning, brother of L. w.
Lanning, has arrived from Waterloo,
Iowa, and will probably locate in this
vicinity.
The biggest single sale of stamped
envelopes ever made through the local
postoffice was made this week to the
college, and amounted to 1888. 40.
j. E. Nessly and family have re-
moved to Pullman, and are now resi-
dents of the artesian city.
1t is stated that on or about
December l a new time card will
go into effect on the Northern
Pacific. If present plans are
carried out it is claimed that a
material change will be made in
the running of the Lewiston-Spo-
kane trains which will affect the
running of trains on the local
branch. It is said that the Spo-
kane train for Lweiston may
leave Spokane at about 10 a. m.
instead of 8:15 as at present, anc
an equal difference will be made
in the running time of the Lew
iston train for Spokane. Their
night trains out of Spokane anC
Lewiston, it is claimed, will leave
each city at about A p. m. instead
of II p. m. as at present.
In this event the time of ARR
val in each city will be about /.
p. m. and buffet cars will taxi
the place of the present Pullman
sleepers. Should these changes
be made it is assumed that tn,
running time of trains on tn,
local branch will be made to cor
respond, that is, the moring pas
senger would not leave unit
about l a. m. and return abou
$3.50 p. m. 1t is believed tina
should this change come abou
that the train crews would b,
transferred to Pullman and tina
the freight train would leave tn,
here in the morning, returning
in the evening, and making the
passenger run between times. -
Genesee News.
FOR SALE-400 acres farm Liant
two miles south of Pullman, Wash.
all in cultivation. lao in fall wheat
Price $50 per acre, with terms. Ap
ply to t. E. Bramel, Lewiston, Idaho
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