The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04

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Judge Kaufman, recently drew jury
for the September term of court which
convenes Sept. l7th.
DR.. S. A. Acker of San Francisco,
has located in our city to practice his
professionalism of optician-and has
/ located his Office in DR.. Dickey's rooms
in the Olympia block.
For Sale:-l60 acres Of a No. | land,
all in timothy, and sufficient ditch
stock to cover same. Apply to Louis
Larsen, K. +. u. No. ,. Elensburg'
| Wash. "A st
Judge Chadwick Of Colfax, candidate
for supreme Judge, was in the city
Wednesday consulting wi h the leading
attorneys and friends. He is a fine APP
pearing man and is far above the
average in his profession
Louis Larson and family returned
above Easton. Mr.. Larsen succeeded
in landing lot of very fine fish, one Of
of which weighed % pounds, the larg-
est pulled out of the lake this season.
The job printing turned out in our
job department pleases every customer
and it ought to when only the latest
! and best faces of type, finest inks and
best of printers are employed in The
Dawn Office. Give us trial and be
happy.
The general concensus OF opinion OF
readers of The Dawn is to the effect
that as a newspaper it has few equals
in central Washington. 1t is truly the
peoples paper, up-todate. readable
and reliable, and worth the subscrip-
ton price.
Lourdes Academy will be dedicated
Sept. ID, by Bishop ODea of Seattle,
and will open Sept. IA for the recep-
ton Of the students. We opiue this
will be one Of the popular academies Of
/ the state and a few years hence will be
turning out many graduates annually.
Few bands of the same age three
months can excel Pearson band OF
this city The boys do fine and each
and all take exceptional interest in the
work. Mr. Pearson knows how to drill
the boys 10 get best results and it i
their delight TO render music that
sounds good TO him.
The annual job OF putting down cross
side walks has been going on this week.
Mr.. MaXey is of course following the
Instructions Of the city fathers, but it
is worse than waste of money TO put
down anything else than good concrete
crosswalks. They would cost more on
the start, but much less in the end.
Walter Freyburger, who has spent
few weeks with his uncle, Vim. Frey
burger returned TO his home in De-
cature, Illinois, Friday last. HIS uncle
accompanied him to Victoria, B C..
where he boarded the Canadian Paci
tic on his return trip. He !. bright
young man and made a host Of friends
during MS WISH ID our city.
Married;-A the residence OF Rev
+. a. Thomson. in this city Saturday.
Aug. %, Miss Ethel May Horn and Mr.
Frank Wilson. The bride is az accom-
piished young lady. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. " Horn, and IS quite We,
and favorably known in this city anc
valley. The groom has lived Il our
valley about year. having come here
from Alberta, Canada He IS both vel
known aud respected by hos, Of
friends
The hardware store OF Williams
Smithson company was burg larized
Monday night and large quantity Of
knives, revolvers and crtridges stolen.
the entrance was effected througe a
rear window into the office. using
glass cutter TO cut out the glass after
which IL was set TO one side. The total
value Of the property stolen j. estimat-
ed by Mr.. Smithson al between $500
and S400. MaXey's man tralers were
put on the track near the jungles
where it is believed they boarded a
freight train and made their escape.
Ellensburg and kitttas valley for
the first time has had an opportunity
OF making permanent fruit exhibit
in the city OF Seattle, the Chamber OF
Commerce having received an invita-
ton to do SO from the Commercial Club
of that city few days since. The club
is just now arranging its rooms at the
corner OF First avenue and COlum bia
street for such an exhibit of fruits fir N
all sections OF the state and the Cham
Der of Commerce should accept this
generous offer at once and prepare
such an exhibit as was never witnessed
by Seattle people. 1t can be done, no
ques ton about it,
John Buford had the misfortune