The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-06
Chas. H. Flunmerfelt,
Successor to R. R. Wilson.
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THE LOCAL EVENTS

All cannot be elected to office.
The elected will soon be happy.
The defeated will soon be sorry
The candidate takes long chance
The potato harvest is practically fin
ished.
A. L. Slemmons spent Sunday in
Seattle.
Ell. Brain Of Thorp, was in the city
yesterday.
TIP. Carson came dawn from Libsr-
~ Sunday.
CT. Hall went over to Seattle Sun
day morning.
Prot. Hadley Of Thorp, spent Satur
day IN this city.
Will it bs judge Craig, judge Bon
aey, or Judge Ksnney?
CT. Ramsey returned from Gle Ell
um Sunday afternoon.
John E. Frost expects to start on his
return to Olympia tonight.
Tho county commissioner convened
in regular session Monday morning.
DR.. A. J. Danman was called to Gle
Elum Saturday on professional bust
ness.
Clay Butcher came over from the
Sound to be on hand to-day to cast his
ballot.
The county commissioners bought
agas lighting plant for the psor house
Monday.
r. NJ. Osborne returned home Satur-
day from an extended visit in Lansing
Michigan.
Mrs. B. A. Gault and daughter are
in Tacoma to spend . few days with
relatives.
B.L. McGinnis OF Easton, spent yes
terday in this city with county com
missioners.
Eggs are worth 40c but the average
hen is not doing much in by.produots
these days.
D. q. Westcott has spent the past
two weeks mostly in town assisting his
son Frank at the mill.
W. q. Peterson, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Wenatchse, re-
turned home Saturday.
M. C. Sprague, who has spent about
year IN the east visiting, returned to
bic city last afternoon.
Mrs. T. ". Satterwhite returned
from an extended visit in Carroll,
Iowa, Sunday evening.
The council meets tomorrow evening
70 take up the matter Of putting the
city in shape for free city delivery.
Frank Triple Of Wallace, Idaho, ar
rived yesterday tn take charge Of in
side machinery Of the new laundry.
Miss Pauline Kennsy, who has been
Ill for almost . year, Is very low and it
seems impossible for her live much
longer.
Ralph Davis went down to his ranch
on the Umtanum Saturday night and
returned today with . nice bunch OF
fat steers.
E. T. Bardsn, formerly Of this city
but who has spent several months past
In Mexico, returned to this city yester.
day morning.
r. M. Osborn Of Thorp appeared be-
fore the board OF county commissioners
yesterday and asked that the beard ap-
point deputy sheriff for that place.
The dswnpour Of rain Saturday a.
ternoen and night and Sunday morn
ing seems to have been quito general
and will prove OF much value to stock
men as we'll IS ranchsrs in general.
Louis Grassland and son Of Basco,
Illinois, were guests Of G. w. Cheney
and family Sunday. Mr.. Cheney and
Mr.. Grassland grew up to manhood to-
gether and actually fell almost akin.
Work was started on the big taber-
nacle across the street from the N. E.
church ahis morning. 1t is said that it
will have a seating capacity OF 1000
when finished Tho big union revival
will start as soon after the building is
completed as possible.
The two little daughters Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. q. r. Albian Of Malaga formerly
Of this valley, are dead. The oldest
enc, aged I; died Saturday, and the
youngest, aged 4; died Sunday. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Albian are reported at
deaths door.
Walt for DR.. Ingalls,, sight special
ist, and get the proper kind OF glasses
II you want your eye troubles put to
IN end. Consultation free. Will be
~ 6o!bvook, Nov. s, for one week