The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-25

Ra PHI Davis OF Itoza, was in the city
| Friday on business He saws every
thing on the farm is moving along
nicely, and that he certainly enjoys
being able TO spend some time with his
family.
The Echo came to our table last
week with most excellent writeup of
the north end of the county. Bro. Fell
is..a wi1ea-wake and progressive news
paper man and his efforts are surely
appreciated by the good people of Gle
t.lum.
NJ. T. Simmons brought in "A half
bushel of potatoes Monday for E. G..
Grindrod, to be used in the kittitas
exhibit at the A. y +. fair at Seattle
next summer They are very nice
specimens and will help to swell the
exhibit.
Swauk Grange was represented in
/ the Pomona Grange here Tuesday by
| W. j. Evens, Miss Clara Evens and
/ Geo. Boice. MIR. Evens is Secretary of
/ the Swauk Grange and is one of the
/ prominent young farmers Of that sec
/ ton Of the country.
| Sheriff Crowley picked up three
| fellows Tuesday evening wanted in
Wenatchee for obtaining money under
| false pretense. The sheriff of Chelan
county is expected in today to take
| them back to Wenatchee.
We have Just received fine line of
sample Commencement Programs, In
vitations, etc, for schools, that we
would be pleased to have teachers and
others interested TO call and examine
/ We will make the prices right. That
/ is the reputation of The Dawn office
DO your duty by us in securing new
press and it will be assured. If you
are in arrears on subscription, come in
and square the matter up-it will aid
/ Us very hdIcl ldiiy P"i oio"i"i !! "' '''>
present time. The mill can't run with
water that has already passed over the
wheel.
Henry Friend has broken ground for
a nice residence on the corner OF Third
and Sprague. 1t will be a double
building and two stories high, 4Ox4O
feet 1t will contain IL rooms and be a
modern, up-to- date building in every
respect. so much for the enterprise Of
Mr. Friend
G.. c. Estrem of t,astOn came down
last afternoon on business connected
with the Assessors Office. He says he
has practically finished his work in and
around Gle Elum, but it will require
ohont two months time to finish assess
ING in his territory-the north end OF
the county.
Miles Olson. son of the head miller at
T'iossem & Sons, had his arm badly
broken in two or three places Monday
afternoon in attempting to put the belt
on the machinery that runs the grind
stone. The bone in one place was
forced out through the esh'of the fore
arm. making a very ugly wound.
Since our notice of the absolute nee
essity of putting in an up-to-date news
INNER press, Que friends have assured
ne That they would stand by us and see
Ms through safely, but not enough nave
&C vet come forward with cash or even
signed up. Can we hope to have the
81 900 pledge by April 10? We nope
50, sure we DO.
Miss Celestine May Armstrong,
d,ncbter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Armstrong, died at the family resi-
dence west of the depot, Tuesday,
March %. at 4 D. m. Age ID years, 10
months and days. Funeral today at
,. p. m. from the home conducted by
Paw DeWeese. The Dawn extends
sympathy to the bereaved.
r,ster Sale of Ladies hand bags at prices
,...-a. INN over before. Don't miss the 0pp0r-
, univ IN get Seal or WaIurs skin hand bag at
o e" prices. Sale begins Friday, March 20,
Isstirr one week. THE OWL DRUG STOKE.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Archer and
family of South Dakota, are here VISIT
i,o their relatives and acquaintance,
a,none- whom are Mrs. e. A. Carpenter
Mrs O. S. Bennett and Chas. Splitter.
A.. .nd Mrs. Archer will be in the
valley for some time with prospects OF
s,aving permanently. John Caps OF
n d. accompanies them.