The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-22
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or write J. Nj Newman, Thorp
The CleElum hool land case
was laid over until the May term
of court
Mrs. Frank Martin and her faith.
err, W. H. Hoskins, both of Roslyn,
spent few days in this city, OF
late.
Rev. Ernest Thornquest, late Of
this city, has located at Tillamook,
Ore, AS pastor of the Christian
church of that burg.
Representatives r. B. Wilson
and I. B. Goodwin returned home
saturday morning. Senator Sharp
fingered a little longer.
Goldfish, smoked herring, sailed
imackerel, herring, salmon and all
kinds of canned fish for sale at the
Boss Bakery and Grocery.
Rev. 7. J. Randall accompanied
his son, Roy, to his claim near Spo-
kan last Saturday. They will stay
about month, or long enough to
put on the necessary improvements
For tempting dinner, prepared
by first class cooks, 60 to the Amer
lean restaurant.
Worthless cur dogs are about as
plentiful in Ellensburg, as perhaps
in any other town on the coast
They are Of no particular good and
in some instances are big dam
age.
The American restaurant sets
table that is good enough for a
king. Try it when in town.
A limited number of eggs from
pure blood Barred Plymouth Rock
fowls for sale at Mrs. Conant's, for
about half the usual price; also
some from fowls nearly pure blood.
Eggs taken for goods.
The following list OF Kittitas
teachers passed at the February
examination aud have been grant
ed certificates to teach: l.. J. Chap
in, Verna Smith, Anna Taylor, o.
H. Bower, D. o. Gilkie and Della
White.
Wall Paper at 10 cents roll at
Morgan's Book Store.
L. P. Burk says he went home
one evening recently and found
flour fine hens in his yard dead, and
another one about dead, and two
cur dogs standing in the yard that
did the work. He says the chick.
ems were worth $3.50 or so cents
each.
Our spring millinery opening
takes place Tuesday, the 26th to
the Both. .. P. KREIDEL & Co.
The grandest play OF the age is
Lewis Morrison's Faust" and the
production in it's entirety has al.
ways been recognized rs superior to
anything else in the same line and
this season is on 4 more elaborate
scale than ever. IL will DO here on
April 9Th.
Don't fail to see Morgan's new
Wall paper. 1t is fine. Tickets
on fine organ given with every
25 cent purchase.
John Turner and Joe Brown6eld
have rented Walter Hayward's big
ranch up above Thorp and will
take possession Of the same in a
few days. They will milk and care
for about 40 COWS on the ranch
this season.
Any person desiring to buy some
good ranch sheep (CottswooD en-
quire of S. II. Packwood. I'm
The road supervisor in the Dam
man school district is having his
tax payers work out their tax now,
and they are putting the road in
fine condition and doing it too at a
time where the money 10 not sim.
ply thrown away. More supervls'
ors could do likewise with profit to
all concerned.
Our spring millinery opening
takes place Tuesday, the 26th to
the 3Oth. +. KRE1DEL d 20.
Robert Murray was in town Sat-
urday and informed us that he re-
Gently returned from visit to his
fathers place over near Wenatchee.
He says his father HIS not recov-
cred from his accident received last
fal! and that he is G ling to Seattle
in the near future to he operated
upon.
Anyone wishing to buy some
desirable farms enquire of S. L.
Puckwood. marl5apro
N. l.. Goodwin, OF Thorp, was
down Saturday trying to buy up
what apples are left in the country.
He offered from IS cents to 81. 20
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