The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-29
ruE GRE AM.

THE GRE AM.
Bishop Wells is in the city to-day
NJ sides, Of Roslyn. was i" town this
week. =, -.
w;,l 7. BOYD has been quite sick this
week.
,.asoo Crane will leave for Alaska,
Monday.
p.,, Hartshorn will leave for Alaska
Monday.
r,a,s Davidson came up from Yakima
Tuesday.
Judge Davidson held court IN Yakima
this week.
1oe Warner, left for Leon, Iowa, Mon
day evening.
Chas B. Reed, OF Rock Island was in
town saturday.
Emit trees in the Wenatchee valley
are in iull bloom.
II. Stulfauth, OF the Capital, spent
Sunday in Seattle.
Frank Bossong returned from Seattle
Saturday morning.
There are rumors Of wedding in high
life in the near lutule.
Al Thomas, of Wenatchee, was in
4 pvn Saturday on business.
Mrs. Fulton moved into the country
this week to take charge OF her farm.
J.. L. Banks came in Friday from Dyea
Alaska, where he went some weeks ago.
II 4 common remark now that il you
ssnt the news, you must read THE DAWN.
Quite number oi farmers were in at
tendance at court Monday and Tuesday.
The Columbia is reported as raising
from IS to "a inches per day at We
nstchee.
Michel Gillaim, one OF Seattle's legal
light was in the city this week attend
\ Ing court.
Will Strang will leave for the sound
Saturday, and will probably 60 east
from there.
Mr.. and Mas. A. H. Waite. recently
married in this citv, lett Monday morn
ing for Tacoma.
Mrs Wilkins has returned from a trip
down south in this state, also near PEN
dleton, Oregon.
The name Of Porter Orndoff, OF Thorp,
hadded to The DAwN's long list of read
srs at Thorp this week.
J. II. Thomas called Saturday and or
dered The DAWN, Seattle Times and New
York World for one year.
The wind has raised considerable real
estate this week and made an increased
demand for handkerchieis.
We call the attention vi our readers in
koslyn to the new lad" in this issue of
Sides 4 Sides, the butchers.
r. A. Dickev will read three good
papers the coming year-THE DAWN, Sc
attle Times and New York World.
Ayou want the news you should SUBJ
scnoe TOR The DAWN, Seattle Times and
new York World-all for $3.50. Whoop
iup.
'Acoo Jensen, one OF the old settlers on
'ne west side, died Thursday of last
week alter lingering illness OF several
weeks.
'nerin VINEGAR has been over OH the
uIsaI Northern this week subpnnevinu
Witnesses and jurymen for the May term
acour.
nyou want three good papers to read
"' .hE DAWN, Weekly Times, OF Seattle
.uu Thrice Weekly World, of New Yo,k,
oil 225. -
'" l. EuSter, who has been holding
~: 'a services in the NJ. f. church in
'''' Tor The past ten days. left ior
anaconda, Mont, Monday.
=. a '"'ee-yea' old son OF Jay Lynch, In.
..s Asen' at RI. Simcoe, died Tuesday
."u was burieL Wednesday from the un.
this city. ' VI
Aegh r. Freeman is again in charge O.
A' FARMER. We SEE no reason ASSIGNED
o,. hoyie stepping down and ou
''" all inviting position as editor of &
newspaper.
~ Gull the attention of our readers tt
~. ~ NC" ad" Of Simon Justham, tn,
,.. VI hosiyn. lie has the reputa
-o =. " being tirstclass painter and hi
work shows for itself.
."e seattle Journal, is the name o
s. asS evening paper to be launched i,
~ "e, apr. 30, with f. W. 5. Jingle
Co.. "''sd States consul at Brunswick
'e'@any, Editor-in. chief.
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