The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14


urday, to spend a couple of weeks.
4. c. Steinman of North laki-
ma, has spent several days of late
in our city and in the Nahum can
yon.
X. s. Palmer has returned from
Galveston. Texas, where he attend
ed a meeting of the national body
Elks.
T.. X. Brown of ClcElunl, a can
didate for prosecuting attorney
on the republican ticket, is i'll the
city today.
J. \. Balmer of Clel:lum and a
candidate for state senator on the
republican ticket spoke at the court
house last evening.
Baler books for correct tally and
no chance for error the standard
with all balers-made and for sale
at The Dawn Office
Receipt books, note books, baler
account and baler tally books
hunting and trespass notices for
sale at The Dawn office
Austin Mires is exCavating for a
fine residence on Ruby street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth. The
building will be 56X5S feet.
Mrs. Dr.. Wakefield of Kansas
city, Mo, is visiting her nephew.
T. B. WATSON, and family. She
will spend month or longer here
visiting.
Dr.. T. +. Nelson, the dentist.
formerly of the Ellensburg Dental
Parlors. will open an Office over
the Williams Smithson hardware
store today.
J. J. Schlotfeldt is reported to
have lost a large wad of bills and
checks in this city a few days since
the amount of both aggrcgating
about $4,000
Some of the farmers are talking
seriously of forming a hay trust by
joining together for what they CON
slider a fair price and refusing to
sell for less.
The Consolidated Abstract COM
pany will shortly occupy the room
now used by the Bank saloon. \
large vault is being built in the
rear for safety of records
Mrs. Nellie Wilmarth and chill
dren of Conconully, are guests Of
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Wimarth was formerly Miss
Nellie Fulton and is we'll and
favorably known in this city.
4 great number of the ranchers
are baling hay ont of the cocks in
order to save expense OF stacking
OF course it becomes more or less
bleached if allowed TO stand too
long, but the loss does not begin to
compare with the loss Of stacking
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Davis thank
the Royal neighbors and many
other kind friends, who, in the sad
time of bereavement last Friday
and Saturday showed most appre-
ciative sympathy by their assist
ance, presents and beautiful flow
ers.
The Kittitas Poultry Association
will soon have to be stirring its
stumps in order to get in shape for
the state fair. 1t cannot afford to
lose that county prize. 1t is worth
going after and kitttas must re-
gain what it has lost. She can do
it too.
We call your attention to the
new adj. of Burt Peasc. lie has a
fine 6-years old high grade Jersey
bull for sale He is of the best
strain of Jerseys, being from c. \.
Sweets herd near Buffalo, NY.
Burt says his hogs are doing fine
and will be in fine shape for the
State Fair
The new hay crop is on the move
now. c. H. Kresge has shipped
the first car out of Ellensburg a
week ago today. The price offer
ed is sl1 for straight timothy.
Many farmers are somewhat re-
luCtant about accepting that figure
and say that they will not accept
such a price.
Thos. Maxey and his man trail
ers went up to Nelson 5 Siding last
week to see if any clue could be
obtained as to how the fire origin
ated that destroyed Nelson ; saw
mill. After spending couple of
days he secured what he regards as
some very strong evidence. Mr..
Nelson is highly pleased with the
service of the dogs and is loud in