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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14

The rock crusher has again been
moved to the location near the o. R.
& N. track, the rock on High street
having all been removed. Work on
the streets has been progressing lit
tie more rapidly the past few days,
and the block on Main street between
Grand and Alder has been completed
and opened to travel 1t is hoped that
the work can be completed before har-
vest is too far advanced, as help will
be scarce as soon as the harvester and
thresher demand their service.
The enrolment at the summer
science school for teachers at the col
lege is growing daily, and the total
enrolment will reach not less than
200. The expense of the summer
school, with the very pleasant sur
roundings and the opportunity for
study and improvement, makes it a
most satisfactory way for teacher to
spend his vacation. The entire ex-
pense for the six weeks term will be
little more than $40.
Jas. Newport and wife, Ed. Car
isch, Sid Stroup, Mrs. Lettie Hogue
and the latter's sister, left Wednesday
for the Mussellshell country, Idaho,
where they will establish a camp and
enjoy pure mountain air for an indef-
mite period. They went from Pullman
with two light wagons, one of which
was loaded to the guards with provis-
ions.
The gilded wagon in the circus
parade, Wednesday, upon top of which
the Turk and his musical" instru-
ment were riding, was overturned on
east Main street, but neither Turk nor
wagon sustained serious injury.
The Peoples Bank is new estabA
lishment just being opened at John
son, the capital stock being $5, 900.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14

time lost by one of the Indians the
first day, he would probably have won
the contest. He learned the trick
of saddling and unsaddling quickly af-
ter the first day, and made better time
from then on than did any of the
white men. If these Indians enter
again this year, many people believe
there Is not cowboy or other horse
man in the Northwest who can beat
them. Each entryman must furnish
his own horses, having in reserve as
many as he chooses. He rides two
miles each day, changing horses and
saddles at the end of each half mile.
This is done in front of the grand
stand and makes the contest one of
great excitement. Not only must the
winner be good rider and have good
horses, but he must be quick at chang
ing saddles, and not second can be
lost in mounting and dismounting.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14
pALOUSE HAIR
VEST AT HAND
Hum of the Harvester will be Heard Next
Week

The Palouse farmer is more than
busy these days making the final prep
arations for the harvest that is again
upon us, the warm weather of the
past two weeks having hastened the
ripening of the crops, and the cutting
of the earlier wheat and barley will
commence within the next few days.
A large number of new binders have
gone out the past week, and the ar
rival of four more combined machines
will make their influence felt upon the
1906 harvest. !
The combines, which were received
and unloaded Monday, and taken into
the country Tuesday, were sold by the
Haines- Hauser people to Caruthers &
Kellogg, Bryant & Butler, Haines &
Miller and Myers & Young, and three
of them going out of town to the west
at the same time Tuesday made quite
an imposing procession. The time
is not far distant when the bulk of
the Palouse crop will be harvested
with the combined machine, as it
comes near to solving the labor prob
lem, which is always a great difficulty
here. The combined, which cuts
from 30 to 35 acres per day, requires
but from four to five men to operate,
and when the ground is cut over the
grain is in the sack ready for market.
The machine as now built runs to
Anection. even over the toughest of
he Palouse hills, and is no longer an
4 Experiment..
Should the smaller combined ma
chimes which are now being tested in
some localities prove successful, they
will probably largely supplant both
the binder and header.
Harvest in western Whitman county
Is already in progress, and the Myers
Bros. and the Bader threshing outfits
have gone there, where they will COM
mence the season and work this way
later.
Help will undoubtedly be scarce at
the beginning of the season, but as
harvest advances in the Walla Walla
district, the men will drift here, and
relieve the situation.
Large quantities of hay are now be-
ing cut in this vicinity, the alfalfa
and timothy especially being ready,
and many binders and mowers are run
ning in the grain hay. The price of
nay has been brought down to a nomi-
Hal figure by the appearance of the
new crop, the drop having been from
$l2 to So per ton.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14
MEDICOS AT PALOUSE.

The quarterly meeting of the Whit
man County Medical society was held
at Palouse Wednesday with fifteen of
the fraternity present. An interesting
and instructive paper on the "Treat-
ment of Summer Diseases of Child
rem" was read by DIR. William L..
Hall of Spokane. "The Diagnosis of
Typhoid" was the title of paper by
DR.. T. j. Marshall of Pullman, and
talk on the treatment of typhoid was
given by DR.. F. E. Whitaker of Pa
louise. A general discussion of each
subject took place.
After adjournment a banquet was
served in the dining room of the st.
Elmo hotel at the expense of the local
physicians. Those present at the
tables were: DIR. William L. Hall,
Spokane; DR.. j. E. Preucel, Dayton /,
DR.. R. J. Skaife and Wilson johnson,
Colfax; DR.. w. S. Gains, Oakesdale !;
DR.. F. E. Gage, Pennington; DR..
Charles Bumgarner, Thornton; Drs.
T. j. Marshall and w. L. Harris,
Pullman; DR.. j. T. Hall, Albion; Drs.
F. E. Whitaker, E. T. Helm, Walter
Farnam, George T. Boyd and Fred ].
Whitaker, Palouse.
The next meeting of the association
will be held at Oakesdale.
That Whitman county is to have
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14
NUMBER AZ

M W. Peterson of Minneapolis will
be president, and Langley Bros. will
be IN charge at Johnson, with r. A.
Langley as cashier. johnson is in
the center of one of the best farming
districts of the west, and the new
bank will undoubtedly do a thriving
business.
Mrs. P. E. Fullerton has sold her
millinery store to Mrs. Harry Doug
lass and Miss Bessie Drake, who are
now In charge of the establishment.
which they will call the Emporium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton have not vet
concluded what to do in future but
Will visit friends in the east before
embarking in business again.
Gay Lombard, vice president of
the First National bank, has been here
from Portland this week attending a
meeting of the bank directors. Mr..
Lombard expressed himself as more
than pleased with the business and
prosperous condition of the First Ma
tional, stating that he had never seen
its affairs in better shape.
j. d. Harries is here from Mos
cow looking after business for the
Moscow electric light people. He
will give any desired information con-
cerning the installation of light and
power, and can be found by calling up
phone POI.
Some extensive improvements and
alterations are being made in the in
terror of the Fariss store, a large
deck being built over the east side and
rear. At the rear commodious cloak
and suit room will also be constructed
H. w. Cushman and family are
here from Tekonsha, Michigan, the
guests of Prof. Sampson. Mr.. Cush-
man has disposed of his interests in
the Wolverine state, and contemplates
locating somewhere in the west.
DR.. Russell is carrying his left
arm in a sling as penalty for driv-
ing off a grade while making a call in
the country Tuesday night. The buggy
was overturned, and the shoulder was
Mrs. Marion Spawr has returned
from the Moscow hospital much ims
proved in health, and today left with
Mr.. Spawr for camping trip to Med
cal lake, Couer d'Alene, and other
escorts.
Mrs. j. H. Porter and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of New Wilmington,
PENN, are in the city the guests of
heir son and brother, VIM. M. Porter.
They will remain all summer.
III. w. Sampson is a new clerk in
Ghe postoffice in place of Guy Monlux,
resigned.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE.
Pullman, w ash
July IL, 1906.

"The Greatness of Little Minis
ters" will be the theme of the pastor
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Sargent's S
topic at the M. E. church union SER
vice Sunday evening will be
Branded.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14

the claim of the directors. who are
now completing arrangements for hold
ing the fair from October 1st to 9th
inclusive. Zell M. Beebe has been
elected president of the Whitman
County Fair association. Henry
Rock, wealthy farmer living near
Diamond, and C. B. Kegley, master
of the Washington State Grange, are
vice presidents; w. j. Davenport is
treasurer, and George II. Lennox is
manager and secretary. These, with
Edward Johnson and E. T. Conan
form the board. A fair, live stock
show and agricultural exhibit will be
held. Liberal contributions for purses
for races and other features, and
prizes for exhibits have been assured
by Colfax business men. The grange
is taking an active interest. Ewarts-
vile grange, the largest in Whitman
county, has asked for space for an
enormous exhibit, occupying as much
floor space as all of the oranges had
two years ago. Liberal prizes for the
best, second and third exhibits by
local grange are to be offered and far
mers are now raising choice vegetables
and grains.
County Commissioner W. C. Nc
Coy of Oakesdale was here last Satur-
day and with Commissioner Ruply
looked over the proposed change in
the Moscow road between Garrison and
the state line. The present road has
several very Objectionable features, it
being low, and at high stage of wat
er in the spring almost impossible.
1t crosses the o. R. & N. track on
sharp curve where it is impossible to
see or hear a train going west. The
new road would cross on straight
track about three-quarters of mile
farther west, would run over higher
and drier ground and cut out three
bridges.
G The Pull for Pullman club mef.
Tuesday evening, one week late, the
regular meeting having been postponed
because of the Fourth of July celebra-
tion. The attendance was light, many
of our business men being out of
town, and not great deal of business
was transacted. Rev. Grant Stewart
was elected president for the coming
month, and G. W. Reed a member of
the executive committee in place of
l.. W. Lanning, whose term of office
had expired. The next regular meet
ing of the club will be the first Tues
day evening in August.
/ Chris Martin has at last been
granted patent on the farm upon
which he filed his homestead right %
years ago. This land was claimed bv
the Northern Pacific as part of its
grant, and the case has been fought
through the courts by Mr.. Martin till
now when it has finally been termi-
mated by the issuance of the patent.
Mr.. Martins right to the claim was
also contested by a neighbor, but Mar
tin also won in this.
Rev. HALEY, of Helena, Montana,
will conduct services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning at the
usual hour. There will be morning
services at this church each Sabbath
morning during July.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14

DEATH OF MISS WILLIAMS.
After suffering for a number of
months from complications following
severe attack of pleurisy, death
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-07-14

That Whitman county is to have
the best fair in its history this fall is
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1pper eaorue mott nj u en- sa
slnS eriHteR."
Fsas. - us.ss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-08
Qoealcs.

--Gie 6ouuia Court NJ, waarsnt
bltIs. gspht IN Sibuas.
-Montas btsdan bier o9,aommu'
.Hieglntsuiti.
-Ssrmann 9oppsl bsinbet iih iet
,Iebier 9eohe IL gmn no sr oItl Ro'
uaie bic Sphibule beiuafa nib.
-6rl. aatie .Siraibuus bat ibr
Qubpaarsnlaacr ans. 5. bs4ltl "
go. aususrtduit.
-3msds Grlauapna ofs Iesss Don
gObts ferrp nnd Colt. begobfn lia
Muntna y. ). Stsstnpun. 0ermanp
5sIirop. uuo SispRan SoOs nat
,qinn.
n --Ssm 8eardbuIiisocs BERT. Jero.
, Spliermann wObnten Don SeIterlOn
Giip bti: emiI 9lertr. 0Q. Saparlss
uno isrI. gilp 9itaisr.
-Setr gtprOs BraOeI Dcn Gree
bura perhitli lh sit,ias Scse bier nno
Ia osr pmgt0taO llmiban balisno aad
ciurm nnim Viabe, oa trN sints 81
ia.su mlinibtt.
-lEir Gt rtn Sps. JtulHlpnlo unp
,aiusut Sutdtntph BON Wartinsbara
,.bsiuttn CUR 81 bisiae NnGeborlat
uno HteunDs,
-vslntpn 8Ost.nn9 Bsmablin iebr.
+, len Cube or gDoae ,urAd 'pon SoIt
Gouuln no lie IN ,Iacs Nno WaIfS
bile gsrWanOis btIuht kalitH. g..
Bon aodBiOlpn stpitim ihrem
mrn. ger;canoten SERB. Noiierman
Die ltBie Gbte: 6sroinanO 0C!itr'
mann uno GtihGiitfr. MilbeIm uno
5rani SdlSarBe. aulpn .Gttt, ,6rani
.SO:sHeper unO GrplnanO attelo.
-6rau Clara Sonusn labt bon bell
edrsinsrm,iittrn 8ebr. .SOriipanisl
uns 8eorQe Gasircp cine Somner.
HIDE auIiubren 9is 8Hahsrartsit
hsiOresn anton Salustrr upo so.
.eammsrs.
Orr Rdrlin $ooe rsiht MOntaa
nod St. 2ouls nm otm SterdbniNe
ieincr Sbp,htr, dron Warid 0nanl'
bal bCi;uwbutn. 6rau Ddnnlbol ltarb
Gamiiag. nod IOnafrtr &rqnlb0t in
ibrsr geohouua III geidrtd. 'aaniae.
--1rt. aailc Srptb1us qlobt an
Nlen bic ircunpl,te SinInounA Der
,yaleuiint llovtp'. wtlbt it ilr ben
mOraiaen 2IbeuO lSEsltls) orranlirl
bat. hesuwObutn. Gtm lnH0ui Gol'
krn hebi tin Qt0ubritu abtno III
ausiti. Cttiapj, iplro ~ GOtamep'
,ers SaIlt.
--0ielr @hratT uno .GAratliantn
bon BON lunatR eltmnIt bailtn 9pr
litbrlustn a,lrphrn iat tintn r3.Ip"
rad Rlhicunlnln w etr bert om
SOnHlaa Nbtno atgtbtntn Votlirll'
una, blltttu ober allt. oa lbntn ods
Wttttr ~ raub war. 81 0Ou't.
-Gaen, psIas Der Stii,buna Der
iroiitsu 0ills miCres 9eIitbien 0nIien
nuo 9disrs btipobnitn. hdiitn mir
bicrmlt unielN mniAlitn 2dnl ah.
Ghultina 0olttrmam @ntm,
emiI SOiitrmam Sobn.
Sur abwcbieIuna purOt ss am
NAL lpltecr -olIntIl6', aul
St Shnrtlpdtu an SoGntda bic, 10
Blot uue lOnNt bonn SimmtI ltrlen bis
Mutter etpc uuier ttHtr ott SOL bid
tv wtiEen ptdt lag. iant Oas 1hctmo'
mdtot Sum trNn Walt II 0icltm s9ln-
hr oul ciuIlt @irdbe unier Nul. llno
oa ntbi ts nph iSotu 0loracu. S9enn
oitits geeiitr nch ,tiniat Aoac 10 nn'
bdli, baben rnit,e Wiribt bod not
Auslittitu aul etne etstrnic.
Wis wh bitir sogt S&tciutrnti'
at Ntuip Nmne tineu Stlub crItai |
it,ui, iyaisu wir ibu ni4t msbr I'M
gtlis iNnbrr. IN StNtl ltpno. 0or
Bruno miro Wptl not Itn0r,e 3tlt otrl
aradm btOalis;, gHir tn,lcelAtr
uns btermii ots 9,uitrcacc IN ben
epOlira ntS .@OIiVbIatls' i'mtn
a,eunoen mp &ahtartn ~ eanltn
iar ele ibn Bahttuo bel lAuNeu 3tl
IsIner srantOtit nWltirut Anlmar'
tmg.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-08
Gille @elegenbeit.

rpseen ,lminses III n'eln
ueuss 6cihditsiotdl weree itb
pom |. ,Ssbruar bis |. ,lldri
1906 pieIe Sbnhs 81 Ko'
ieupreis uuo eie be fen
irok Ger Steisuus Ser preilc in
Sdp,ben, 81 bisteriSsu Qrsl'
fen psrfauien. Kommst nne
mad,st Gub sisie OHsrts 81
,1uisc.
FERDINAND 0RTMEYER.
rEsTpHaLiA, no.