The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-08
-. ..,or court convened Monday.

Superior court convened "o""
The county commissioners are In SEES
sion this week.
A.sassor Kenney took possession o.
hi, Office Monday.
The new city council was sworn II
Tuesday evening.
Raw. Joe Deatherags preached II
Thorp Sunday.
Peter McCallum Of CleElum' was II
the city Saturday.
IF. Brown of Roslyn, was down on
business Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Grim Of East Kittltas' IL
quite Ill this week.
Milton Carscadden is over from Spo'
kane visiting relatives.
RIM. and James Osborn OF Thorp'
were in tho city Monday.
RI. Thomas becomes sheriff:of Kit
titas county next Thursday.
q. M. Baldwin will take his position
As county auditor on the 18th.
AE, Emmerson will assume the du-
ties Of county clerk on the 18th.
Rev. Willis Pettibone preached at
tho Dysart school house Sunday.
Belden l. Bender, the painters, will
open q shop within week or two.
Carol B. Graves spent Friday down
in yakima on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Lauderdale of
Yakima spent a day in the city with
relatives recently.
W. z. Crowley;of CleElum, was down
Thursday Of last week to make some
arrangements about building.
Auditor-elect, H. M. Baldwin, has
appointed s. P. Fogarty head deputy
and Evan Mathews assistant.
Mrs. James G. Boyle and son Alfred
spent q few days recently visiting with
Mrs. A. L. Hollingsworth Of Thorp.
B. F. Reed is having the Sharp
creamery and cheese plant converted
into couple Of nice dwelling houses.
Miss Mabel Carscadden after spend
ing her vacation at her home in this
city, returned to school in Prosser Fri
day.
James Osborn OF Michigan, a BROTH
or Of R. M. Osborn Of Thorp, arrived
recently to spend year in our beauti-
full Kittitas valley.
Mrs. R. f. Castor died at her home
In tho east part Of the city Monday
morning Of consumption. She leaves
husband and one son.
Judge Rudkin sentenced Abe Willis
who was convicted Of horse stealing at
the last term of court, on Tuesday to
two years in state prison.
Andrew Snyder died at the residence
Of his son, AL Snyder, near Thorp, Mon.
day. The remains were shipped to
Olympia for burial Tuesday.
Correspondents want to be on the
alert and get every news item possible,
and be sure to have your items reach US
not later than Wednesday noon.
Mr.. Hawkins Of North Yakima. re.
Gently spent few days in this city with
his daughter, Mrs. James G. Boyle, and
and family. Mr.. H. has been visiting
relatives and friends in Oregon and on
tho Sound for month past.
Our desire is to make The DAWN
purely local newspaper and for this
reason we desire every local news item
We can get. II you have a news item,
write 1t up or come in and tell US about
IL. The news is what We want and
must have.
Jerry Cross and wife left this week
Tor q visit at their old home in Ken
lucky likewise VIM. Mattox and wife
VoN visit relatives in Indiana and
Missouri. THE DAWN follows those
eood Thorp people during their stay in
In the big east.
antoine Foeller, an aged gent leman,
.oo mas resided in this city and valley
lot number Of years, died Tuesday
evening Of heart failure. He leaves an
ssse wife and two daughters, one
single and the other the wife of joseph
'els' Funeral Thursday afternoon.
eooi correspondent is wanted in
ivory school district, one who will write
.ns news up and send or bring the same
" u'' Paper, envelopes and stamps
's'n'seo and THE DAWN sent free to
I'll such correspondents. Who will vol.
unseer In your school district?
., .aes McAllister, who is feeding
wv Ous is'ooo head Of sheep in the Par.
. .ss alstrict' is mourning the loss of
s ,.vu' SIX or seven hundred head, which
wv , lost on the reserve through the
. ~. and incompetency of herd.
.n . Mr. McAllister's sheep are con.
.uming an average of % tons Of bav nor
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