The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-19
THE LOCAL EVENTS

usual.
J. S. Bell of Thorp, was in the city
this forenoon.
C. C. Dupee returned from trip to
Seattle Tuesday.
James Shaw is acting in the capa-
city of court bailif.
Miss Pauline Kenney seems some
what improved today.
DR.. S. r, Wagon has returned from
business visit to Seattle.
Bonney, Kenney and Craig are all
hustlipg among the voters for votes.
Cash Moore of Portland, is visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. H. W. Wager returned from
visit to Walla Walla Tuesday evening.
Watch for the Cougar Mining and
Milling company's big advt. next week.
H. M. Baldwin starts on his official
duties OF posting election notices Mon
day.
James Dixon is building neat five
room cottage on his Tenth street prop
erty.
The drill has reached depth OF
over two hundred feet on the Ben
Hicks ranch.
Hugh Fish, the democratic candidate
for commissioner in the second district
is in town today.
F. E. Craig has been nominated by
petition for justice of the peace in
Ellensburg precinct.
The Kittites Poultry association at
its meeting Tuesday agreed on issuing
acatalogue for the winter show.
The registration books closed in
Roslyn with 52l voters registered.
In CleElum 3Sl and Ellensburg 100.
EE Ellison had the misfortune to
have his only COW die Wednesday
evening. he can lily afford the loss.
Mrs. Bell Moore came up from Port
land Wednesday to join her husband,
Isaac Moore, who came up Saturday.
W. A. Thomas will quit the school
room soon and enter into the canvass
of the county with other candidates.
Mrs. F. L. Schuyler and children
left Wednesday for winters visit
with relatives and friends in the east.
W. 7. Francis finished up j., Duck
SAILS new residence en- Thorp Prairie
Wednesday ard returned home yester-
day.
s. w. Ferris left large Wolf River
apple at this Office yesterday. 1t was
grown on his ranch two miles north Of
town.
W. H. Talbot has concluded to
close out his stock OF goods and devote
oil his time to his fine fruit ranch east
Of town.
George Weidemier, one of the happy
and prosperous ranchers of East
Klttitas, is spending short vacation
on the Sound.
O. w. Ball and John Killmore re-
turned from a canvass of the north end
of the county yesterday. They feel
much encouraged.
Talk of your big sunhowers, the
editor of this paper cut one on his
ranch few days since that measured
Al inches in circumference.
1t is practically impossible to get
help of any kind on the ranch or in the
office or store and yet there are idle
men, because they want to be so.
The democratic central committee
is not looking for the success of any
one particular candidate but for the
success of each and all candidates.
W. E. Crowley. our genial deputy
sheriff, returned last evening with his
prisoner from Conconully. 1t is gener-
ally believed that Wright will plead
guilty.
Postmaster Human has had the
front Of the Postoffics painted
COA SOIOI. oOOt UuS' Q an"
sound Judgment again exercised by
Mr.. Human.
j.. P. Wilson charged with forging
an order on John Buford to the amount
OF $500 and passing the same to the
Ramsay Hardware company on May
Srd. was found guilty Thursday morn
Ing in the superior court.
Walter Kuehn of Roslyn, was in the
city yesterday on business. He reports
the American Gold and Quicksilver
Mining company in very prosperous
condition and says the work in the
mines is being pushed with vigor.
u H. Moffat of Tacoma, has made
arrangements to open business COL
lege In the Olympia block In this city
~ this college will be taught short