The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-03-24
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STOWELL & STEINMANE
The GrOcerS.

cept street cars The business of the city is pte; M
" carried out by intelligent men, The business ~ No.
city is carried 90 loug conservative lines and ausM
firms now in business operating OF a subst,sM
basis Three newspapers weekly thrive here-rM
DAWN X. A. Turner, editor; The Capital, A. a.
fauth, editor The Localizer, D. J. Schneby, editor 81
The city was founded in 1871 by John A. Shoudr
was named after his wife Ellen. The city was ncon,N
rated in 1855 with $40 inhabitants
Trade is good for the dull season, and has been
ter during the past year, merchants say than for AN
wear since 1892. The dairy industry has done moreh
Ellensburg than any other industry in the coupb
The climate is specially adapted to dalyinp an
the returns are certain and regular enabling the on
dent farmer to deal on the cash basis The varnr
creameres tributary to Elensburg are now making,
500 pounds of butter daily and the output will beh
creased as The supply of milk is increased Tv
creameres, the Eensburg and Spring Greek creans
les are catedwthig the corporate limits Of the ch
The success OF the Eensburg Creamery Co., is sam
pie of what is being accomplished by the dairymen
Kttitas valley The company took the Ellensbm
Butter and Cheese Co.'S plant and business in prad
cally defunct condition two years ago. During MIN
months Of 1906 under the management Of B. :. Reed
ii manufactured $1,000 pounds Of butter. During h
year 1897 it manufactured 1885, 500 pounds Of butte
and 5,622 pounds OF cheese, using over 3,ooo,ou
pounds OF milk, and paying out to farmers S3ooM
Thus in years this creamery has forged to second
place in output among the creanerles OF the state and
expects to be second to-. none shortly. The compaw
has recently absorbed the Nahum Creamery and
number OF smaller plants, including that of Olmstes
Bros, in South Kitttas. The Spring Creek Creamery
under the management of that veteran butter maker
p Sharp includes two plants, one in the city and The
other three miles west Both are model plants, andn
the eight months of business last year turned out III
7o7 pounds butter and 4o,25o pounds of cheese
The business OF the city carried along conServa
tive lines and all the firms in business operating
on substantial basis Among the hardware are
the firms OF Williams & Smithson, Ramsey Brosr and
c. W. .Hornbeck. Clothing--C. l.. Collins, Lewis
Bros, and "The Fair Groceres-Frank Bossong &
Co., Steinnan & Steinma1i,' r. B. Wilson, Fogary
Bros, and Elersburg Grocery and Commission Co..
D H. Westcott Manager and c. Cox. Fun
+. Barton. Statonery-C. E. Wheeler ard D. W
Morgan. Harness-Peed & Wager and T. W. Terrell
Dry goods-R. B. Wilson, w. H. Talbot, P Kredel&
Co., H. L. Stowell and The Fair" insurance..
H. w. Ross, c. H. Stewart, c. V. Warner, Frank
McCandless, Henry Klenberg and G. dAblang Boots
F. A. Home w. A. Prvett and Rehmke Bro.
Drug store-Perry Drug Co., Stephens & Elwood
News dealers-Perry Drug Co., D. w. Morgan and
c. E. Wheeler. Hotels-Horton and Albany. Res
taulants-New Gem, Caldwell Boarding Hail. Elmia,
Maison Doree and CALIFORNIA. .Gunsmths-A. Ste
venson. Tnners--C. w. Ihrg and G. w. Hornbeek
Barber shops-Henry Mills, P L. deuel., A. Wood and
Friend & Flynn: Blacksmith shop-Jack Miller. w.
H. Oldham L. NJ Lambson, Ed Grady, ohm Gilmour
Becker & Siren, A. Douglas, Crane & Harshorn
and B. F. Dozier Iron foundry-Raskns & Dozier
Marble works-Gault & Cole Fish market-J E
Voice. Bakeries-Boss Bakery A. Nau and D. H.
Westcou Attorneys--NIires & Warner Wager !
Cameron, Graves V Englehart, Kaufman V Frost E
Pruyn Kirk Whited, L. A. Vincent, Snively V Lloyd
S. c. Davidson and Chef Hovey. Physicians-JJ. W.
Bean P.P Gray J. B. Price, Newland & McCauey
Paint shops-.A. D. Wolverton, NJ. c, Sprauge A. l
Hollingworth and Harry Drew. Sign wrter-Clntoh
Sanford. Photographic. w. Pautzke. Millinery
Mrs. Nete Stevenson. Mrs. A. c. Ackey Mrs. Jennie
II erold Mrs NJ ]. Jenkins, Jude & Rainev, Hohson 8
Cannon, and 2. Kreidel SCo. Cigar and Conectione.
ny stores-Geo. Ford & Co., Friend & Flynn and
Paul Fem Butcher shops-Weed & Parker and
Schotteldt Bios. Dentist-B. S. Scott. Carpenters
and Conractors-Alen & Zehner Zctchee & Stein
Ames & Ackley, and Weeks & Ford. Plumbers-C
E, Ferguson, G. W. Hornbecl and J. c. Hubbe!
Undertakers and Embalmers-Scott & Latimer, A. c
Cox & Co. Plasterers and Brickmasons Alsip
Samuel Craig, and Peter Garvy. Candy store-Ih
Oasis. Saloons-Warwick Palace, Reception, Teuto
MIA, and Pantheon. Newspapers, (weekly) THE DAWN
Capital, and Localizer Monthly-DAwN LIBRARY
and School Mirror