Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-10-10
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


W +. Benedict e. f. Kreuger. Chas.
Lewis and Leonard Brown. The
company has also sold As Holt cat
erpillars to j. T.. Kimble and Harry
Wexler and have taken orders for
Holt combines from Eugene Ritten-
house, Harry Wexler and ]. f. Kim
BILE.
Mrs George CARROTS is visiting
Garfield relatives this week.
Mrs. Emma Mcmahon Of Spokane
arrived Sunday to spend a few days
with her son, George T. Mcmahon.
Mrs. II. A. D'Acheud of Pasadena,
Calf, who had been visiting her
nephew. c. r. Sanders, left for
her home last Sunday.
A. c. McCracken returned Tues
dey from Standpoint, Idaho. Mr.. Nc
Cracker has resumed his old position
in the c. r. Sanders store.
A number Of Pullman people went
tc Palouse Sunday to see the scatter
gun experts of the Northwest break
blUerocks. About 50 of the best trap
shooters of the West took in the
tournament and some exceptional
scores were hung up. The tourna-
ment lasted over Tuesday, high man
for the 400 registered targets thrown
being Frank Troeh of Vancouver,
Wash, amateur champion of the
world, who missed but three of the
bluerocks.
Delegates from tle various Pull
man Sunday schools will attend the
Whitman county Sunday school con
yention at Albion Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week. George w.
Ellis of this city is secretary and
treasurer of the convention.
Mrs, r. H. Zimmerman spent the
weekend with relatives in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Folger autoed
to Spokane Monday, returning Tues
day.
Harry Brobst and family arrived
Tuesday from Charleston. He has
accepted "A position in Lee Allen'c
hardware store, where he was for
merly employed 10 years ago.
Henry Routh, for about year en-
ployed at the Adams grocery store.
has resigned his position and re-
turned to ColfaX, where he will take
charge of the grocery department
of the EmersGn-Knox company.
Hugh Hunt was in the city from
Gooding, Ida, Friday and Saturday,
visiting old friends.
j Fifty Chinese pheasants from the
state game farm at Walla Wala
have been allotted to Whitman coun-
ty and will be distributed by the
county game commission Pullman
and eastern Whitman county are not
represented on the game commission,
and, as has been the case in previous
shipments Of these game birds, they
will probably be planted in the
western part of the county and
around Colfax.
The T. c. Martin garage reports
the sale this week of Ford self
starting touring car to Walter Saw
age, and regular Fords to James
Hubbard, Jess Grant and Ole Owsley.
Miss Beth Bolsinger visited friends
i'll Lewiston Saturday anL Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCroskey
we're Spokane visitors Tuesday and
of this week.
R. e. Chandler, representing the
Spokane Dental Supply company, was
in Pullman the first of the week.
r. r. Solemink, manager of the
Standard Oil company at Wana Wal
la and formerly in cha.g@ of the
Pullman business of the company
visited local friends Sunday. Mr..
Solemink is we'll pleased with his
new location and reports a thriving
business at Walla Walla. Nearly
$50 Holt us" caterpillar tractors
are operated near Walla Walla and
served with oil and gas by the Stand
ard Oil company there.
Three thousand pounds of govern
ment foodstuffs, ordered by the pep
pie of this community, were received
by the local postoffice last week and
distributed to the buyers. All pur-
chasers OF government food are well
pleased with the articles. the bacon
being OF an especially high standard.
y \ party OF Pullman hunters, in
W. Y. Finch, Frank Masek,
+. \. Clark and r. Hovey. bagged
a yearling buck deer in the noun.
tains above Cloyerland last Sunday.
The animal dressed $50 pounds. and
was killed by Mr. Finch.