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

Rambler bikes at w. A. Privett's.
Prof. Bruton was in town Saturday.
Waiter J. Reed was. in town Sunday.
The famous Daniel Sulv, MARCH, 25th.
Pianos. and, organs on easy payment
at w. A. Privett. ,.. .....ar ... ~"
Daniel Sully in "O'Rrien, The Com
tractor" March 25th. - ia. ....
BE. Craig was over from his Colum
bia river ranch this week. ....ta
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Barroll spent a
few DAYS last week in Seattle.
Miners can be supplied with all kinds
If blanks at THE DAWN office.
Watch work "a specially. Satisfaction
guaranteed at W. A. Privett's.
Daniel Sally has one of the best plays
on the road. March. %, 1895. ....
Re sure and call al Scott & Latmer's
and get Their prices before buying.
John ,i,]ier, one Of Rock Islands sub
pe trees OH his ranch. .c ... ..
CARPETS, Where can get the best
and most complete assortment to select
from? Why at scott lIatlmers, OF
course
Our old friend. Ju,ige Beck, OF Yakima,
recently sold ii acres of land near North
Yakima forsloO per acre. 49,.
Our friend Elias Marble, Of Wenatchee,
has nice lot ofapple, peach, and pear
arees for sale. He Lives. lla miles south
of Malaga Station. ..: - !. 49,.
The peoples party of Lincoln county
! has set June 18th as IA day for populist
! primaries, and June 23d for county NOM
mating conventions. - - -,
Mart Mason anil W. D. Carter, Of FL
lensburg, are building two residences
and two barns on the Jim Citrel place
at Toppenish-Yakima Fan nier. ~. d: So.
The plutocratic move OF the Loud
postal bill. was killed in congress last
n week. Forty. seven republicans had the
81 courage, manhood and integrityto vote
= against this iniquitous measure. ...
q John G. Boyle has leased the Farmer,
8 Of North Yakima, Tor the remainder OF
& this year. We opine lie will make it a
red.hot paper and one that will do a
vast amount in the coming campaign.
WANTED-A woman to do kitchen
work. Must be a good cook Apply at
the New Gem Restaurant.
w. B. PRICE, Lock box COB.
Lee Lewis, Ralph Kaufman, F. Bos-
song, David Murray, r. A. Turner, AL
bert Tjossem, were elected members OF
the Commercial club at their meeting
Monday evening; and Revs. Marvin,
Bard, Milligan, Sweens, Agar, Wheeler
ind stevenson, honorary members.
B Bert Mason, G. E., Crane, and w. X .
Harold, proprietors of the Khtitas house
thirty-five miles bevond Skagway are
doing land Office business nom all re
ports. They sell pies to the Indians for
fifty cents apiece--dried apple pes. pre-
sumably and very hungry Indians most
lkeIy Vs. ....... ,,.-.., -.
3 Frank Now, proprietor OF the. Maison
ADoree restaurant, on3d Street, says he
lis thinking seriously OF visiting his native
Ncountry-China. this summer. He lett
There forty wears ago, and says he would
know no one there now hut wants to go
fanvway to see the people as we'll as the
Xcountry
& Sheriff shaw and his bondsmen are
being sued Tor 10 lambs lost out .)no.
clemens hand Of sheep on which Mrs.
Dave Murray, OF Ellensburg, had Il
plaster. The damage was done the band
while under the surveillance OF the
sheriff. The amount sued foi is $500.
Yakima Farmer.
All the neighbors and people OF West
Aittitas and Thorp Prairie who have an
nterest in improving and identifying
'"e cemetery grounds near Mr. III Pages
pre- earnestly requested to meet at the
cemelery on Arbor day, Mar. 25th, and
orlng trees and shrubs to plant in the
grounds. Lunch baskets will be in order.
Mrs. E. l.. Evens gave Mr.. Evens a
quiet surprise last Sunday, it being his
poo birthday Those present to enjoy
|nelf hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
=. turner, MI. and Mrs W. a. Thomas
mo children. The dinner was all that
aeart could wish for and all enjoyed
themselves in talking current events and
Felling jokes.