Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-15

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nance was passed December 9th, tw,
days after the city election.
The Woodmen of this city wer'
pleasantly entertained Wednesda,
evening by the ladies of Evergreen
circle. A social session followed by
refreshments was the program.
Fred Young and his estimablt
family will leave Pullman next Mon
day for a years residence in the vi
cinity sof Seattle. Mr.. Regain will
take charge of Mr.. Young's farm
meantime.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Aten gave a
dinner party, Thursday, at their coun-
try home, in honor of Mrs. Jennie
Golf, of Albany, Oregon. Those pres
ent were DIR. and Mrs. Hays, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Golf and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aten.
Harry Austin and S. A. Turner
are to hold shooting match in this
city next Tuesday, commencing at ten
o'clock. If you can shoot straight
enough you can have the exquisite
pleasure of eating Xmas. turkey paid
for by the other fellow. There will
be shooting with both rife and shotgun
at stationary targets, turkeys, geese
and ducks being the trophies.
Considerable stock is being shipped
out of Pullman, Geo. Holbrook having
shipped two car loads of fat cattle,
cows and steers, Thursday to the Ia
coma markets. r. J. Howard is also
here from Spokane making purchases
of stock for shipment next week. A
number of purchasers of hogs are also
in the market, the prevailing price
for hogs on foot being 81 cents.
"A. K. Finley is at the head of a
to have numerous petitions
sent to the coming session of the state
legislature asking for the enactment
If law requiring that all noxious
weeds, such as the "Jim Hill" mus
ard, Russian thistle. etc., be de-
itroyed from both public and private
At present there is no law
the destruction of such
tests.
j. S. Burgess, of Zindel, Wash.
vas here this week and disposed of his
stock ranch on Snake river to r. G.
Favor, of this city. MIR. Favor has
bunch of cattle that he will take lin
IN the range in the spring, and will
emove to the ranch in April or May.
t is purely a stock farm, command
ng valuable bunch grass range, and
We expect to record Mr.. Favor as one
# the cattle kings of the west in
ew years more.
The celebrated dog case, wherein
ernest MacKay was to be placed on
rial for taking the life of the Baker
log, will never be heard, and the sa-
acious testimony will remain untesti-
led, the case having been dismissed
IN motion of the complaining witness.
The trial was to have been heard be-
fore Justice Farr, at Albion, today, a
change of venue having been taken
from Justice SWANS court. The dog
is still dead.
j. M. Palmerton was arrested on
dav on the charge of intimi-
dating voter, the case having grown
out of Mr.. Palmerton's attempted ar
rest of Joe Buckley, of Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, for alleged illegal voting in
Pullman. This case against Mr..
Palmerton has now been dismissed on
motion of Prosecuting Attorney Kipp,
who also states that no cases will be
brought against those people who as
sisted in taking Buckley away from
Palmerton, who was acting as a
deputy sheriff
Lost-In postoffice lobby, pocketbook
containing $25 in bills and gold. Find
er please leave same at office of Pull
man Land Company and receive re-
ward.