The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-05
The Local NezvS.

w.HOfield is visiting on the souno'
oh. Karnes of Thorp, was in the
city Saturday.
Eggs are quoted at % cents per
dozen to day.
"Tbe Two Orphans" at The opera
house Friday evening.
ia. shirk of Yakima spent FRIDAY
and Saturday in Ellensburg.
Assessor Kenney assessed property
N III. value of $4,000 Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gage are
spending the week on the sound
81. Kendall of the North Star mills
At Tborp, was in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Randall OF Kos
,vn are visiting in the city this week.
Ten teams came in for lumber for the
Alberta creamery building Tuesday.
Surveyor Emerson surveyed lands in
suppyside addition Monday afternoon
Nv. Thomas bought Lambson's IN
terest in the firm of Gilmour u Lamp
son.
Tho "People's Market" was opened
Monday with Jimmy Thompson at the
block.
FM. Cox of CleElum was down
last Tuesday attending to some legal
affairs.
q. F. Blair of Roslyn came down FIJI
day and spent Saturday and Sunday IN
the city.
ETracy Phelps left Sunday for Nez-
perse, Idaho, to work season for bis
uncle, Clay Smith.
Deputy Sheriff Crowley on Monday
released the Indian boy, he having
served out his full time.
The Alberta Cooperative Creamery
association was Incorporated with
capital of 5000 last week.
A. L. Slemmons returned from an
extended trip in and around Republic
and Rosslind, B. c., Saturday.
Ed Lambson has opened up a first
class blacksmith and repair shop in
Becker's old stand on Main street.
James Leslie of the Richmond Pa
per company Of Seattle, was in the city
Tuesday soliciting orders for his house.
This Office Acknowledges receipt OF
bundle of ''good road" publications
from the department of agriculture.
A. D. Wescott, who has been work.
ing in Home and Farm Office at Yak
ina, is working this week in The
DAWN office.
Rev. N. V. Sheldon and family, who
has been in this valley about nine
months, left Monday evening for their
old home near Dow City, Iowa.
The hunting season closed last Sat-
urday. With the opening of the sea-
son this fall prairie chicken and sage
hen shooting will be allowable.
J. H. vanGesen and wife will move
into the house, recently vacated by
Mr. Schanno and family, on Walnut
street, between Fifth & Sixth street.
WI McCaustland of Seattle, came
over Saturday to look after his interests
IN this valley and incidentally to ir-
crease the flow of coin into the counties
sxchquer.
We have secured good comfortable
quaters on Main street in the Webb
oiock' now owned by Charley Baker,
wnere The DAWN will be at home
about March 10th.
w. A. Lee, formerly with the Lo-
Sa''zer' but more recently of Yakima,
nus launched a real estate boomer
ao"n az Cornell, in Franklin county.
~" reported that he has backing.
WIN. Mattox and family returned
n ~. an extended visit in Kentucky and
missouri last Saturday. They were
slaa to get back to this beautiful valley
WIN Its glorious climate and big. gen.
'rous hearted people.
u H. Weatherby has rendered his
resignation as teacher in the Dammon
ss''c'' TO take effect April l. He ex-
A, " either 60 on the road or to
VAC "'Aa' mas not decided on which as
ts... W. A. Thomas will complete his
'''@ OF two months for him.
.n Jerry Cross and family, who have
Tsn. s aoout two months visiting in
ssrre Haute, Ind, returned to their
s avn \, near Thorp last Saturday, 70
ay that they are better rleased than
u, ss with n Kittitas does not hardly ex.
"ded to remain here. ''' '"'' are sat