The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-26
THE LOCAL EVENTS

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F. A. Williams of Toppenish, was in
the city yesterday.
William Briggs, of Thorp, was in
the city Wednesday,
Chris Meneghel of Roslyn, was down
on business Wednesday.
Fred Human is once more in the
employ OF the Milwaukee.
Mrs. Bud Anderson of North Yaki-
ma, is visiting in the city.
J.B. Jones has leased his farm of
800 acres to B. F. Mundy.
Peter Younger of ClsElum, was
down yesterday on business.
W. F. Patterson, of Blewett, was in
the city few days this week.
Thos. F. McCaustland Of North Yak
ina, is in the city on business today.
FL. Long is down from Swauk for a
q few days visit with old "tillacoms."
Earl Kahler, of Tacoma, recently OF
Of CleElum, was in the city Wednes-
day.
All manner of freight is being hauled
over to the Milwaukee camps on the
Columbia.
Mrs. w. T. Sheldon came into town
Yesterday and took out 500 pounds of
fruit paper.
The two buss drivers of our hotels
were fined IS and costs each for fast
driving Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stevens re-
turned yesterday from business trip
to Pendleton, Oregon.
w. ]. Welsh, of Roslyn, attended
court here this week, looking after the
interests of his clients.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Dennis enter
tanned . few friends Wednesday even
ing at progressive whist.
Most Of the candidates have been
shaking hands with the voters of the
north end Of the county this week.
N. U. Blackmore has been very much
indisposed this week but has recovered
sufficiently to be able to go up to Gle
Elum.
Miss Lizzie Jones of Roslyn, is lying
at the point of death. Her physician
pronounces her ailment to be tubercu-
losis of the heart.
DR.. Harrell spent good portion Of
this week in Seattle, returning last af-
ternoon. He says it is raining to beat
the band on the west side.
The right of-way man, of the Mil
waukee has been interviewing people
whose property will be touched by his
line in this city, this week.
Ira Thomas left yesterday for Turn
or, Ore, near which place he has
good rauch. He went down horseback,
his wife having gone some weeks ago.
DR.. D. A. Cheney returned Tuesday
evening from the Big Bend country.
He will remain here until after the
election, when he will again return to
that country.
w. 7. Lewis has purchased Thos. F.
Barton's 16-acre tract in the east part
Of town. The consideration being ST.
900. 1t is fine orchard and Mr.. Lewis
made a good purchase.
The Skookum Copper company is
once more upon its feet. They will
have six men at work from now on
and through the winter, when they
will begin work in earnest.
Burt Pitcher and family of Cando,
N. D., arrived in Ellensburg, Sunday.
he expects to reside here permanently
and thinks this country looks much
better than the one he just left.
Combination subscriptions are all the
60, and we offer our readers one in our
paper one year. and Farm Journal OF
Philadelphia, for five years, all for 81
This offer will be Withdrawn soon.
Mrs. Gilman, who with her two chill
dren, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cheney, here, and other re latives on
the Sound, for the past i've months will
leave Sunday for her home in Alliance
Neb.
James Hayes left at this Office yester-
oay' two winter Bartlett pears that
weigh practically four pounds. He
says be picked them from tree on
wAich five bushels of fruit grew this
season.
Inc attempted steal of J. H. SIN
sons fruit in his orchard east of town
proved futile. They gathered the APP
PICS and hid them in an clubhouse
wnere Mr.. Smithson found them and
nsuled them home.
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