The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-03

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A great deal of new sidewalk is now
being laid.
DR.. Ingalls, has returned from trip
to Montana.
Prof. j. H. Morgan left last afternoon
for Ocean Beach.
Don't forget the M. w. A log roll at
Thorp, on the It'll.
Fl. w. Hale S new residence is almost
ready for occupancy.
Dave Wilbur of Thorp. is in the
field again bailing hay.
Will Grissom of Wenas is in the city
today with load of fruit.
There are seven prisoners in the
county Jail awaiting trial.
E. L. Ferrier has the contract for
moving the City Roller mill.
f. E. Taylor has gone over to the
Sound to spend few weeks.
Work will start on w. w. Robinson's
big warehouse about the 10Th.
The grain harvest is on now and the
farmers report an average crop.
X. o. Kohler shipped ten C; DAD of
mutton sheep to Chicago Wednesday.
Lambert Raskins has leased the
Cottage Lodging House on South Pearl
street.
Mrs. r. d. Fisk of Matches, is over
this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
n. Pearson.
Mrs. Fred N. Pearson and Mrs. II.
d. Fisk went up to Thorp this after
noon to visit with relatives.
w. L. Patterson came down from
Blewett today with the horse that Fred
Howard stole out of l.. }. Chapin's
pasture Wednesday.
f. E. Craig will leave the latter part
of the week for Ocean Beach to join b S
wife and daughter who have been thei 9
for month past.
Sheriff Thomas and A. M. Wright
came down from Mearghersvile yes
terday afternoon with Howard in one
hour and forty minutes.
Emil Becker and family, John and
Chas. Souver and fan les, Harry
Brown and wife, and II. d. Fierheller
and wife left today for two weeks
outing at Fish lake.
Mrs. Louis Christensen of Chicago,
arrived yesterday to make her uncle,
John Vanderberg, and family months
visit, and if the country suits her., her
husband will sell out and join her here
to make their future home in Kittitas.
DR.. Ingalls, Sight Specialist has re-
turned and will remain until the IL
only. Don't forget to have the chill
drens eyes and your own attended to.
There are over 300 in this county wear
glasses of his make with perfect Salts
faction.
AIRS. c. c. Rowell who has been Wis.,
ting her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Martin
during the past summer, started for
her home in Bloomington, H., Wednes-
day. She will visit in relatives in Spo
kane for few days before returning
to the east.
Veterinary A. j. Damman states
that people through the valley are
occasionally turning diseased stock out
out on the public highway. He auth
orizes us to say that he will prosecute
any one caught doing this, as it is
gross violation of the law.
Tuesday, August 7th is the annual
Log Rolling day of the NJ. w. A. at
Thorp. Everybody is invited. The
Ellensburg camp has engaged the city
band to accompany them aud play
during the day. This will be treat.
Don't miss it. Take train No. 3 at sos
in the morning.
The growing of sheep on the farm is
very profitable business even in
small way if good booded stock are
handled. The price of wool and meat
have both gone skyward, and, besides
sheep are fine animals to destroy weeds
and underbrush. This is especially,
true here in Kittitas.
w. +. Patterson OF Blewett, cAptur-
ed Frank Howard, charged with steal
ing horse from a pasture north of
town, yesterday about two o'clock and
at once phoned Sheriff Thomas to come
and get his man. Mr.. Patterson is
Johnny on the spot" when it comes to
work partaking of the duties of the
duties of the sheriff Office.