The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-08-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The potato crop of the valley IS
reported exceedingly good Ill qual-
itv and quantity, though the acre
age i, not near so large as last
year. The probable price is report
ed likely to be $500 to 5000.
ID. Harmon of Gle Elum, came
down Tuesday and filed tor the
Office of county commissioner. III
district No. ,. He is an old time
resident of the county and is held
in high esteem BY a host OF people.
left Fortnev, one of the Young
men has invested in fine buggy
and a nice set of harness for his
own use. a very commendable thing
to do. and now the next thing to do
is to find a nice young lady to ride
out evenings and SUNDAYS with
him.
X. b. Martin, the silver tongued
orator and champion OF Rightly
ing and for political graft, will
speak in |. O. O. +. hall Aug. 10,
in Denmark hall Is, and at Thorp
on the 18th. He will talk on
township organization, clean coun-
ty and local government and equal
suffrage.
Vim. l.. LaFollette, the insur-
gent republican. who made two
days visit in Ellensburg last week,
is made of the right material to
represent the people OF this district
in the next session of congress.
We are paid for saying this, but
express ourselves in this way be-
cause we so believe.
Thos. T.. Cowell and Miss Ida
May Cooke were married at the
residence of Mrs S. f. Cooke i'll
Fairview district, Wednesday, Aug
10. Both are we'll and favorbaly
known in this valley and The
Dawn joins host Of friends in ex-
tending best wishes, long life,
peace and prosperity.
S. l.. Gates of Ellensburg is Wis
iting with his cousin +. d. Slaw-
son. Mr.. Gates is principal in
one of the schools over there. He
SAYS that politics are warming up
and that Miles Poindexter has
large following all over Kittitas
county in his race for the senator
ship. Cashmere Record.
Thos. Harlan of Oakville, and
editor of the Cruiser, was in the
city Tuesday in the interest of the
candidacy of James NJ. Ashton for
United States senator. Mr.. Harlan
is the veteran editor of the state.
and while on this side of the noun
tains will take up homestead and
become an east side resident later
on.
VIM. l.. LaFollette of Pullman.
Wash, republican candidate for
congress in this the (3rdl district
spent Saturday in the city getting
acquainted with people and sizing
up his chance in this county. He
favors legislation for masses, and
not the classes, which places him
in the insurgent class as a candi
date.
Mrs. NJ. +. Albin of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, is a guest of
her brother, w. R. Kingland, and
family Mr.. Kingland and Mrs.
Albin had not met in almost 81
years and it is truly a happy meet
ing they are enjoying now. Mrs.
Albin will spend couple of months
here. She is almost &c years of
age while Mr.. Kirkland is IS years
past.
The Ellensburg Water company
are having G.. N. Miller. city engi
neer, work OH plants to put in a
dam across the river to raise the
water about four feet, that the ca
nal may be made to carry a full
head even at low stage of water
in the river. 1t will cost approx
mately $4,000 and take two
months to construct the dam.
Cuts and bruises may be cured in
about one-third the time required
by the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain Liniment. It is an
ntiseptic and causes such injuries
to heal without maturation. This
liniment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatic pains. For