The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07
The Local Nezvs.

-Pautzke's Pictures never fade.
1t tried to snow a little Thursday.
Toys at Morgan's Book Store.
Illustrated lecture at normal on Fri
day evening Dec Ii.
-Morgan's Book Store is better pre-
pared for Christmas than ever before.
J. +. Terrell spent Sunday in Ia
coma.
-Sauer Kraut, extra fine at D. H.
Westcott's.
r. F. Standley went down to Top
penish Thursday.
Butter is now 80 cents per pound and
in strong demand.
VIM. Grissom, of Liberty, was down
Saturday on business.
II. p. Tjossem looked after business
in Tacoma this week.
Edward Whitson of Yakima, was up
on business Monday.
Rev. J. T. Randall has been consid-
erably indisposed this week.
-Morgan's Book Store has the finest
line of Christmas goods ia town.
-Morgans Book Store is selling
Christmas goods cheaper than ever be-
fore.
The finest line of Pictures at Nor
gan's Book Store ever brought to FL
lensburg.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
Take your old gun to G. w. Horn
beck and get it cleaned up and put in
shooting order.
William Mcmillan, manager of Faw-
cett Bros. implement house, spent Sun
day in Yakima.
Charming Christmas creations in
ties, mufflers and many other things at
Fred p. Wolff S.
See those lovely Trimmed Hats at
at Mrs Gault's before buying elsewhere
Everything at reduced prices.
Go and get G. w. Hornbeck to fix
the leaks in your old or new roof,
either tin or shingles. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Til. Hampden Air Tight stove is
the latest invention in the stove line.
1t is a great fuel saver and gives per-
feet satisfaction.
Fine dresses not necessary if you go
to Bushnell for fotOs. We have the fin
est costumes and drapes made specially
for toto work. No two alike.
Insure your house, barn, hay, grain
or stock with w. M. Kenney. He has
the very best companies doing business
in the state. u
You, have no doubt, heard of the
wonderful Hampden Air Tight stove.
It is the latest and best in the stove
line, saving half or more of the fuel and
give perfect satisfaction. Should you
need stove see G. w. HOrnbeck. He
has the right for making them in Kit
titas county, has them in operation in
his store.
The city election on Tuesday resulted
as follows: Mayor, J. H. Smithson;
Councilmen, Andrew Olsen, George w.
Hornbeck and r. Lee Purdin. Treas
, urer, c. H. Stewart; Clerk, Geo. Sayles;
Attorney, Austin Mires; Health Officer,
DR.. j. A. Mahan. Matt Flynn was de-
feated by only three votes. His defeat
is charged to the report that he was
pledged to wide..open policy, which he
most emplatically denies. Politics, had
it is charged, also something to do with
MIR. Flynn's defeat.
The subscribers of THE DAWN will
this year receive handsome number
of our souvenir edition, which we are
fast pushing to completion. This years
number will contain, besides an accu-
rate description of the resources OF the
valley, some very handsome half tone
cuts. The artistic work on this years
souvenier is in the hands OF two OF the
most experienced devOtees OF the 'art
preservative" in the state and their
work is simply fine. Advertisers who
have not already taken advantage OF
this popular way of placing before the
public their wares are invited to DO Sc
at once in order to secure advantageous
positions in this handsome souvenir
which will be eagerly read by thou
sands of people in the valley and else