The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-19
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MIS-. IL. y. Ackley visited seattle one
day this week.
J. Fl. Smithson has returned from his
trip to Oregon.
400 men wanted, to buy lumber at
Coolies lumber yard.
Wanted, 400 cords of wood at Co
ble's at 81. 90 per cord.
John E. Turner has spent most of the
week on the mountains.
c. V. Warner visited Blewett this
week on legal business.
Kittitas county has six cases in the
supreme court this term
Our candies are the finest and best
Try them at Harris Palace.
J. A. Bradbury was over from Brem
ertOn Sunday visiting his family.
B. A. Maxey is working quite force
of men on the sewer this week.
"A good buggy horse for sale at a
bargain. Inquire at this Office. 4l3t
Have you insured your house, barn
or stock? If not, see w. Nj. kenney.
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B. A. Maxey and wife celebrated
their Goth wedding anniversary this
week.
Martin Mahan ras in town again
Thursday. He is looking we'll for one
of his age.
Mrs. w. n. Wilgus, of CleElum, Wis
tied with her mother, Mrs. Russell for
several days past.
New Fall Hats just in, the latest and
best, at Mrs, Gault's, next door to the
N. p, Express office.
Edith Martin returned from Yakima
a few days since, where she went to at
tend the state fair and visit friends for
a few days.
In road district No. 6, the citizens
voted six-mill tax On last Saturday,
and elected Stephen WOodhouse road
supervisor.
Wanted, number of good farms
placed at the disposal of the Kittitas
Real Estate Agency-R. A. TURNER,
Manager. tt.
Mesdames A. c. Spaulding and Aus
tin Mires gave very elaborate recep-
ii on at the home of the latter on Tues
day evening.
G. r. Weatherby, the young man
who is teaching in the Damman dis
trict made THE DAWN a social and
business call Monday.
-Wanted-a shooting and general
smith. Only mechanic and sober
man need apply. F. FROST,
Toppenish, Wash
Eli Vertrees left Monday morning
for his old home in the northern part
of North Dakota to close up his BUSH
ness affairs there. He will be gone for
three weeks.
A small flame occurred at the round
house last Tuesday night. The loss
was very light as the fire was discov-
cred before it had assumed large pro-
portions.
Fred Taylor, who has spent about a
year travelling in the middle west, re-
turned to this city few days ago. He
saws he saw lots of of country and is
xro11 nlaaSed with his trip.
The city health officer ought to order
all back alleys cleaned up and then see
that it is done, where people have not
enough enterprise about them to 40 Il
thing unless made to do so.
J. NJ. Hartley, of the Equitable Saw
ings and Loan association, of Portland,
Ore, was in our city this week in the
interests of his company and assisting
B. A. Gault the local agent.
A wreck occurred in the N. P. yards
Saturday evening, smashing up two or
three cars and leaving an engine In
dialapidated condition. 1t was caused
by the engine jumping the track.
w. F. Patterson, of Blewett, was in
in the city few days the past week.
He says the mines are being worked
with good results and that thousand
tons of rock are now going through the
mill.
We call attention to the advertise
,+ of Zach Moore. He is selling
tailor suits made by the Royal Tailors
and as the goods made by them has a
Worldwide reputation. it is useless for
us to say anything about them.