The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-01-18
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The Producers & Consumers Co
operative association of Seattle, has
immense warehouse and site, with
both rail and water connection as
handy as could be desired, and a
strong effort is being made to get
the Kittitas farmers in line and ac-
cord with the deal. Skagit county
farmers subscribed for $4,000
worth of stock in this deal and other
counties are gradually coming into
| line.
The Gallina club Gas hostess) has
arranged for DR.. Harris of the nor
nal fraternity to give a steroptican
| lecture in the normal auditorium on
Friday afternoon, Jan. 8, to the
women's clubs of Ellensburg. The
works of Sir Walter Scott will be the
subject of the lecture; all club mem
| bers are invited, as guests of the
/ Gallina club.
Is the ordinance relative to throw
| ing snowballs null and void? If not
why not enforce it?
Someone is going to throw a snow
ball that will cost him few dollars
We learn by experience 1t is
dear school. but some learn in no
other.
w. II. Mckee and wife spent Sun
day at the home of J. f. Turner of
Sunnysde addition.
The snow melted rather briskly
Sunday.
Fine winter weather-20 above
zero.
J. f. Lyen of RoZa, was in the
city Monday on business.
II. NJ. Baldwin being deputy city
clerk, was excused from serving on
the L. S. grand jury this week.
G. S. Maud went down to Grand
view Monday afternoon ON land
deal.
William Luff was taken over to
Tacoma Monday afternoon to be
treated for kidney trouble. He is
in pretty bad shape, but we hope to
chronicle his complete recovery
soon.
J. G. Bench, l.. j. Merryman, f. p.
Wolff, r. A. Turner Thos. Haley,
I Carl Ortman, II. A. Gotham, }. +.
Rego, J. E. Farrell, G. A. Bailey, c..
and II. G. Mcneil all grand and petit
jurymen for the L. S. court, went
down to North Yakima Monday even
ing.
Mrs. John A. Shoudy was called
to Seattle a few days since by the
death of her father. Rev. II. A. DAY.
is, of the Methodist Protestant
church He was SO years old and
was buried Thursday
The following kittitas teachers
passed successful examination at
the recent teachers examination
held in this city under the juris-
diction of Mrs. G. l.. Barkley: Ros-
Ign f. Carl, Emma Crone, Georgia
DeMarcus, William b. Hawthorne,
Mrs .Elma S. Morgan, Irene 5. Orn-
doff, Rose f. Rogers. w. NJ. Camp
bell. Jennie Home, Orpha Barkley.
Kittitas county receives as her
portion of the rentals from the forest
reserve the sum of $S60.6S for the
year 1911.
The editor of The Dawn is in North
Yakima serving his country in the
capacity of a United States petit
Juror.
f. w. NUM- sold coop of fine
birds TO his old friend Jenkins to be
exhibited at the Montana poultry
show to be held in Butte, January
~. Mr.. NUM- shipped the birds on
Friday.
G. A. Snyder and J. c. Ilubbell
have been selected as Kittitas direct
ors for the Producers and Consumers
Cooperative associations warehouse
scheme in Seattle.
There are six canals in Kittitas
valley that convey water for irriga-
ton purposes These canals aggre-
gate 1913 miles in length. Those
waterways cover an area of Al, 1854
acres. When the high line canal
shall have been finished it will add
81 900 acres more. making grand
total covered by seven canals OF
132,OS4 acres, while there are per-
hans 20, 1000 acres covered by noun
tain streams. springs, etc.
Gus Rowden delivered an address
in the normal assembly Friday