The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-15
The Local NeuS.

Sunday.
e r. slavens made trip to Tacoma
this week.
Goo Hermann at the Opera house
Nov. 18th.
The city election will be on tap IN "
short time.
Judge Rudkin held court here on
Thursday.
"Bill Brannen of CleElum, was in
the city Monday.
w. II. Carroll spent a few days re-
Gently in Tacoma.
Ell. DeLashmutt visited III Tacoma
few days this week.
n T.. Henness is in Yakima county
this week on insurance business.
Carroll B. Graves went to Olympia
Monday afternoon on legal business.
George w. Carver sold - COWS to Is.
p. Reed few days since for 500 per
head.
A. Baumgard, formerly president of
the Red Hill Mining company, has
opened up a grocery store in Kent.
The Delineator for December is one
of the finest pieces of artistic printing
out. 1t is a perfect gem.
-Found-A sum of money. owner
must prove property and pay for this
notice. Call on II. Weinberg.
VIM. Mack of the Teanaway valley
ex.county commissioner, has moved
over to Tacoma to spend the winter.
If YOU want to see something really
instructive aud entertaining. see Herr
mann at the opera hovse Nov 18th.
w. F. Patterson returned to Blewett
this week to put his business in shape
to return to the valley to spend the
winter.
w. w. Swan formerly of this city.
but more recently of Easton, has moved
down to Kennewick and opened up Il
tirst-class meat market.
Chelan county went republican by
POI majority, but elected Frank Reeves,
democrat by 10 majority. 1t appears
that all the scratching was not confined
to Kttitas.
Robert L. Thomas, sheriff elect, came
down from CleElum Monday to look up
house to move into but was unable to
find one. He will most likely build in
early spring.
From the Mexico. NO. Message, we
learn that w. H. Turner, an uncle of
We editor, was elected treasurer of Au-
drain county on the democratic ticket
by 1880 majority.
j. Williams Thomas has accepted the
position OF solicitor for The DAWN. He
is authorized to receipt for subScrip-
tlons. Any favors show him are duly
appreciated by the editor.
State superintendent Bryan has an
n0unced that the regular mid-winter
examination, usually held in February,
will not be held this winter, there be-
ing no money in the state treasury to
pay the expenses.
j. c. Lloyd sent 100 thoroughbred
Shropshire and Lincoln bucks over to
his winter quarters on the Columbia.
These bucks are said to be very fine
sheep and are valuable addition to his
large band of sheep. The 100 bucks
cost him $1,000.
A report is being circulated that w.
E. Crowley is to be deputy sheriff under
Robert L. Thomas. Wecannot believe
however that it is true as it would be
folly for him to resign hi, position and
thus desert the people who elected him
to guard well their interests.
John Strickle's, who left here some
years ago to seek his fortune in the
gold fields of Alaska, returned Il few
days since, having cleaned up a snug
little fortune. He expects to dispose of
his interests here and return to his
home in the far north shortly.
Mrs. Lou Ormsby of DesMoines, la. ,
Is visiting with Mrs. f. l.. Calkins.
Mrs. Ormsby is teacher of con,idr
able experience. especially in primary
and Kindergarten departments. This
Is her first visit to the far west and she
hnds great interest in the comparison
OF schools east and west. Like all
Others who investigate, she finds the
comparisons most favorable to the land
OF perpetual sunshine.
What is known as the Western Tn
uertaking Co., is opening modern un-
uertaklng pallors with an excellent
STOCK and good hearse. Embalmine
Will be done in the latest and most
scientific manner. CAN, will be an
swered by 'phone: Red o." or at the
parlors day or night. on Fouth street.
opposite the stone bank.
J. II. GILBAUGH.