The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-09
-Pautzke's Pictures never fade.

! HcSudt.
Scarlet felt street hats q. 90 at Mrs.
Westcott's.
p. L. Deuel. went to Gle Elum on bust
ness yesterday.
For the latest thing in street hats,
go to Mrs. WcstcOtt's.
Don't forget Perry's lecture. recital
at the normal Nov. 18th.
For SALE. A small sawmill, all COM
plete. Call at this office.
An agent for Rand-McNally school
maps has been in town this week.
We are prepared to serve oysters
in any style. Harris PALACE.
Dan Brownfeld and George Mitchell
have leased land down near Toppenish.
The ladies of Grace Episcopal church
will hold a fair on Nov. 10Th and Both.
Have you insured your house, barn
or stock? If not, see W. M. Kenney.
Aft
There is always one best line and
in shirts it's the Monarch line, sold by
Fred P. Wolff.
The best quality and latest styles
in trimmed hats at bed rock prices, at
Mrs. Westcott's.
Take your old gun to G. w. Horn
beck and get it cleaned up and put in
shooting order.
Tickets for the pianaforte lecture-re
cital by Edward B. Perry can be had
today at Elwood's.
New Fall Hats just in, the latest and
best, at Mrs, Gault's, next door to the
N. p Express office.
James Crawford and son Grover of
Goldendale, are guests of Geo. Champie
and family this week.
T. 7. Wilson, road supervisor in dis
trict 6, was doing work in the east and
south part of town this week.
Wanted, number of good farms
placed at the disposal of the Kittitas
Real Estate Agency-R. A. TURNER,
Manager. IT,
The Hampden Air Tight stove is
the latest invention in the stove line.
1t is a great fuel saver and gives per-
| feet satisfaction.
The stereopticon entertainment in
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ing was very enjoyable affair and it
received a fair patronage.
c. B. Reed, formerly of this city and
city postmaster in early days, but now
of Rock Island, is laying very low, with
little hopes of his recovery.
Don't buy a monument until you
see designs and get prices of the Puget
Sound Marble and Granite Co., of Sc
attic, represented by w. M. Kenney.
40 If.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tracy and children of Ia
coma, daughter of A. Martin and sister
to Herbert Martin, are over on visit
this week.
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Boyle's court Thursday afternoon on
charge of stealing horse from w. w.
Bonny. Mr.. Shade was acquitted.
A small blaze occurred early
Tuesday morning in the rear OF the
Geddis block, which was SO promptly
handeled by the department, that the
damage realized was small.
o. J. Stewart has been down in the
Rattlesnake country looking after his
land interests. He expects his son to
move down soon and take charge of ii e
ranch. They will turn their attention
to the raising of wheat and stock.
-Koepke & Shoudy will save you
money on your groceries. Everything
fresh and guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. Give them trial.
-Lost-one box containing four
spools of Eastman's Kodak films-been
exposed. No use to any one. Finder
please leave same at this office and re-
ceive pay for trouble.
j. r. Thomas and wife of Thorp, Wis
tied with their son and family, w. A.
Thomas, Monday. Mr. Thomas has
bought the Southern property near
Thorp recently advertised in our paper.
Have you seen those new mounts
at Pautzke's Art Studio? He has fine
line of them, also cameras, kodaks,
Photo Supplies and all kinds OF novel
ties for Christmas.
C. w. Hornbeck desires to inform
the public that he has employed an ex'
pert gun, bicycle and lock repair mar
and will be pleased to have you cal
with any work you may have in these
lines,