The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-03-18

soou city property in kittitas. com
'nahuN good prices at all times. IT,
COSTS II" more To raise good horses. and
soo' cows hogs, poultry etc, than it
u"e' To raise poor ones. and il DAYS
much better to do so, and Kit,ita, peo-
PIE readily accept this idea of business
anu are prohting thereby.
ne farmers are quite busy, though
ii number of them were in town Satur-
day on business
ne infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker
died Friday morning at an early hour.
H. l.. McGinnlss of CleElum. was 10
the city Saturday.
j c. Hubbell and wife returned from
Oh mpia Friday evening.
The farmers institute was well at
tended both Friday and Saturday,
better than ever before at any previ.
Gus institute in ten years.
If you rant to help a good cause
try The Daun at 81 per year.
NJ. +. Simmons thinks he was treated
rather unfairly in the matter of clean
ing up his dairy yard. He says his
tir>. instructions was to do 50 as soon as
possible and this he did but was order
ed o close down when the manure was
frozen down four feet.
Or. |. y. Power Of CleElum. spent
a few days in the city thi, week.
Mrs. H. d. Emery OF North Yakima,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. +. White of this city, loft for
home Tuesday afternoon.
9. p. Hyers new shop is now under
root and will be completed this week
j. c. Hubbell i, having a new front
pu, ia Kredel's store and also Wheeler
* rags store.
When completed, \. G. Spalding will
haue one Of the ,welest store rooms in
the city.
When Ellensburg shall have gotten
her big, fine new Northern Pacific de-
pot, which She is promised this sumner
at a cost Of 80, 900 every citizen OF the
cit, and valley will then feel that that
corporation has done justice to our
CITY. even if it has been long delayed,
but there IS an old saying that "aIl
thing, come to those who wait patiently
and are worthy This Ellensburg has
surely done.
NJ. r. sanders succeeds Jay Sidgwlck
A, ak commissioner for the Northern
Pacific railroad company and Chas. ~
MURRAY Of 81. Paul, has been made
a., slant tax commissioner.
At 81 per year The Dam Is the
biggest bargain in the county.
Mrs. John w. Dixon OF ounnyside
addition. is threatened with an attach
Of pneumonia.
Wednesday, March Il, at 23o p III.
=, N. home Of o. W. Leavell So3
Winter street occurred quiet wedding
TIE contracting parties were w. d.
Knox ana Miss Elsie Lee Anderson
both of thi. city. They were accom-
nauied by Miss Mary Ander-on' sister
of,he bride. Mr. and Mrs. Knox VIII
d.nar, in days for Seattle their
future home.
Rev. W. Eadie viii preach at no. i
school house at II a. m. and h't'''a' a.
800 p. m.
Tbe ground was broken TUESDAY
nornlng for John Bnrnha' ms co"o, W.
r,.l. on pine street. Just south OF ne
Damn office. The building VIII DC
%, N and two story The ground moor
aim he u,ed for lunch room anu "a"
a, while the second story Will pe
...od INFO living apartments
vew.u Ritterer, formerly OF TINS
~, mare recently Of RoSl yn ana
w. linn j. down this week to speno d
law DAYS visiting with ola irlenu' "'
'e" 10y He contemplates takl"9 "
~ % Indiana this summer to WISH ''''
'''p " I,a,har and other relatives
ur. l. D. Poyser has been very ;.
much indisposed for more '"""
past. 1oode
,Aa T." u,e,y oftAe county. Try It,
D. , ~ n@ on the corner of Pearl ana
as' %''' Friday TO Louis Larsen I n"l