The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-08

'N"'"HudN WIS II cola uaV.
Grandma Grissom is still. quite poorly.
Business seems to be at dead stand
still.
Mrs, Cooper left tor Northport this
week.
H. b. Wilson is over flom Seattle this
! week.
;. I. Sterling desires denomination for
auditor.
Judge Graves returned from Spokane
this week.
Did you see the big guns Wednesday
morning.
Adam Stevens would make good
representative.
Clarence Palmer is having his livery
barn prainted.
Chas. Stowell arrived from Honolulu
Tuesday morning
There will be no commissioner APP
pointed until Monday.
G. fl. Flulnmerfe!t possesses natural
ability for county treasurer.
Mr.. Maddox, cattle buyer from the
sound was in town this week.
The commissioners are getting along
| nicely with their work this week.
Burt Bradbury is being talked OF as
county treasurer on the reform ticket.
Rev. Kline, an Adventist minister OF
Walla Walla was in the city this week.
G. II. HYDE, President OF the West
Coast Grocery Co., was in town yest"r-
day.
The DAWN Office will in the near future,
issue a taxpayers directory OF Kittitas
county.
Mr.. Mcpherson, formerly OF Peshastin,
now OF Baker City, Ore, was in town
| this week.
Prof +. McCully was in attendance at
| the teachers institute of King county
| this week.
Miss Dot Hobson is spending Il few
days in the country with John Pack
| woods family.
A couple OF Yukon boats passed
TIN ougl the city Wednesday on the
morning freight
w. A. Thomas lett Thursday morning
teachers institute.
Kid and silk gloves, mtts, driving
and cycling gloves at Mrs. jenkins.
Prices are the lowest.
Ii you know anything about the early
settlement OF this county, write it down
J ,rl hand ar Cpnu il tn lis
A. A. Patterson will soon launch a
new paper Northport. May he strike
1t rich-a regular klondike.
| AL Flodin. OF Swauk, has been in
town considerable OF late-pre: umbly
| looking after some stray horses.
| Read Fred scribner's prize essay on
Lincoln in this issue. He gets the gold
pen and silver staff-Rehmke Bros.
doners.
Robt English. OF Liberty. vas in the
c;,v this week. He is superintendent OF
the Swauk Creek Mining and Develop
nig Co.
&. W. Weaver is in town and pretty
badly crippled up with rheumatism.
Heis with his sister-Mrs. I. q. Nc.
Dowell.
Mrs HAYWOOD, OF Portland died in
Gle Elum Wednesday. Scott Il Latlmer
embalmed the body and shipped it to
Portland this morning.
J. l.. Vaughn has purchased some
nronertv on Fourth street near the
Episcopal church, and intends putting
a fine residence thereon.
The Comodore, although he gets un-
lsn.akably full, says he can take ship
ltn any rart of Spain, and no doubt he
could. as his life for many years was
spent on the high seas.
Prof. +. J. Brown, State Supt., in
v;teJ MIR. W A. Thomas to assist him in
the institute work and teachers meetings
in KIM and Pierce counties this week
vol deserved honor for MIR. Thomas.
# is reported from Gle EIum that g..
w ~a,ton. who started for Dawson
some weeks ago, has had stroke OF
,ar.lv.is which has affected all OF the
r;oht sid. OF his body, and is now being
hronpht home by T. l. Cooper.
Tho Bowlder Trbly Consolidated
>,;n;no Company have transferred all of
,ha;r interests and title to the Swauk
Creek Mining Co., Incorporated, ana luil
navment has been made in cash 1t is
axnerted that large amount OF work
viii be done by the company this COM
ing season.
State Treasurer Young gives notice
that State warrants Nos. q 100 to ~
170 inclusive, Oh the general, and Nos.
2156 to 2,225 inclusive on the military :;
in ,vI win be paid on presentation at his
Office and will not draw interest aiter
the 9TH day of April, 1898. Amount OF
lcall. General fund, $lO4, 5lIo3; mill
tary fund, $5,399.55.
list RrcE1vED-The finest and most
complete stock OF carpets ever ! or T;asrI
to Ellensbvrg, embracing our 10 di1e Ter,
emf matters OF Ingram TAPESTRY. ana BODY