The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-28

.-Pautzke's Pictures never fade.
Toys at Morgan's Book Store.
This is the shortest day of the year.
The Catholic fair was grand sue
cess.
Earnest Anderson visited in Thorp
Sunday.
IS. Palmer spent day recently in
Yakima.
-Sauer Kraut, extra fine at D. H.
Westcott's.
County commissioners court will con-
vene Jan. 6.
B, E. Lambson is working for the N.
P. company.
Saturday was good day for the
merchants.
Mrs. Emma Boyd returned from Yak
lima this week.
The thaw out made hauling hay out
Of the question.
Sheriff Brown closed all the saloons
in town Sunday.
G. W. Sherwood was in the city
Christmas day.
E.E. Wager spent a few days in
Seattle this week.
John and Joe Turner visited the Hay
ward ranch Sunday.
Miss Emma Francis is teaching
school near Cle-Elum.
T. B. Lamson spent couple of days
in Yakima this week.
Old Santa Claus was the biggest man
in the country Wednesday.
B. E. Craig was over again this week
from his Columbia river ranch.
Washington State Dairy Association
is in session today in Everett.
The State Poultry Association con-
venes in Seattle, Jan. sill.
Pete Norling and wife purchased the
Tom NJ. Stranda farm for 5000.
Christmas candies and nuts, the
finest and best, at D. H. Westcott's.
Willie Smithson came from Portland
to spend Christmas with his parents.
William McLoud visited his brother
in Toppenish day or two this week.
C. H. Flummerfelt of Wenatchee
spent Christmas with his family in this
city.
Prof. W. L. Connolly and wife OF
North Yakima, have located in our
city.
Robert Satterwhite came over from
Seattle to spend the holidays with his
parents.
Santa Claus headqu arters for toy
and Christmas presents at Willis's Ba-
zaar.
For SALE-A well established bust
ness. This is q real snap. Inquire at
this office.
A. S. Randall and wife OF ROslyn
spent Wednesday in this city with
parents.
"A large invoice of souvenir goods
Just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. tt
Come in and examine the work OF
our expert engraver; with us till tho
holidays.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Hale OF Mis-
soula are visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
The Central Christian church this
week paid off the last dollar of its in
debtedness.
WANTED-A good lady canvasser to
work the entire valley. Apply at THE
DAWN Office.
Sunday was the first day in the his
tory of Ellensburg when the saloons
were closed all day.
George Baird and wife OF Cle-Elum
spent Christmas in this city with
Mr.. Baird's parents.
Charming Christmas creations in
ties, muffiers and many other things at
Fred p. Wolff s.
S. L. Post returned from Missouia
few days since. He accompanied Joe
Dixon to the hospital.
Joe Dixon, who was sent over to the
hospital at Missoula, Mont, few days
ago, is reported as no better.
Mode Cook takes advantage OF our
offer of THE DAWN and the Spokesman
Review one year for S1.90.
See those lovely Trimmed Hats at
at Mrs Gault's before buying elsewhere
Everything at reduced prices.
Go to Klug & Craig's for fancy en-
craving. We have hired an expert
engraver till Xmas.
Now that the holidays are about over,
.uo +r,,.t >,,a, oorroepopdantS Will send