Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-26
NUMBER 18

HaHann1nazan
jesse Burgan is visiting the coast
cities.
Services will be held at the
Catholic church tomorrow.
Found-Purse containing money
Call at State Bank and prove property.
County Treasurer McCroskey was
here from the county seat during the
week.
Councilman j. N. Scott will set
'em up if you'll speak to him about
it. It's a ten pound girl and arrived
today.
DIR. Hays will speak in the United
Presbyterian church tomorrow. Sun
day, morning on 'The Influence of
Christ's Life on Social Institutions. -
"A carload of Palouse porkers was
shipped to Rossland, B. c., by E. D.
Priest this week. the price paid being
so per hundred pounds.
Mrs. N. A. Brewrink writes from
Pacific, Ore, to have her Herald for
warded to that address, she now being
located in the Oregon town.
Marsh Bros, late of Lewiston,
Idaho, have purchased the barber shop
of w. E. Jaberg. Mr.. Jaberg con-
templates removing to the coast.
--Ritzville is to have a Carnegie IL
brary The city is offered $40, 900
providing the town council will main
tain public library at a cost of not
less than $1,000 per year.
There is present enrolment Of
l55 in the high school department of
the public school of this city. This is
a rather remarkable showing, being
some forty more than are enrolled in
the high school at Colfax.
Geo. Ritchey will leave in few
days for Prosser, where he goes to
look after a tract of land which he
owns in the irrigated district. Mrs.
Ritchey will visit with Lewiston
friends till his return.
Governor Mead in his message to
the Legislature declares for an open
river, direct primaries, jail for the
insane, licensing of corporations, hold
ing of supreme court III Spokane, the
regulation of railroads and reciprocal
demurrage. If the legislature dispos-
es of all the subjects in the message
it will make a record for work that
has never been equaled in this state.
Big Bend Chief.
Beware all ye young men of the
filthy tobacco weed, especially in the
form of plug. The young ladies of
NezPerce have formed combine and
will refuse to kiss or be kissed by any
young man who will not swear off
chewing tobacco. Soon the fair dam
sells of Pullman can be expected to fol-
low the lead of their sisters across the
state line. Keep the good work going
girls; bring 'em to time
VIM. Porter has this week sold
his sorrel pacing horse, Chief, to
| Spokane real estate man, the purchase
price being $500. This sale demon
strates again the fact that new era
is opening up to the breeder of light
driving horses, and that there is
market at top notch prices for stylish
and we'll bred drivers, and that the
breeders of that class of horses will
find ready and profitable sale for their
pro duce.
About twenty-five Moscow resi-
dents were considering purchasing
stock in lead "mine" short time
ago. Pending an investigation of the
company in which they proposed to in
vest, the money was placed in the
bank, investigators appointed, and
when the report of the committee was
read the proposition was turned down
unanimously. The proposition proved
to be the same old story-shrewd pro-
moters working to separate gullible
public from their cash. If proper
investigation was made of similar
companies by those thinking of becom-
ing interested, fewer men would be
permanently separated from their dol
lars.