The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-03-22
Monday was busy day in court.

Monday was BUSY gay IN court.
Miss Alta Sayles has been quite
sick of late With appendicitis.
Rev. Bard, OF Walla Walla, visit.
ed in our city II few days this week.
| Highest cash price paid for your
chickens ut the City Fish Market.
J. M. Newman and Florence De-
Mont came down from Thorp Sat
urday. g.,
The homeseekers all seem we'll
pleased with kittitas valley and
Ellensburg.
Don't forget the opening at Mrs.
Westcott's March 1928.
A. G. Spaulding, Of the Fair, has
his windows dressed up in fine
shape. g..
Mrs. NJ. A. Stanley and son,
Robert, were in the city trading,
last Saturday.
Mike Agnew, of Cedar Mountain,
is over this week visiting relatives
and old neighbors.
We will have our usual opening
of spring and summer pattern hats
on and after March 9th. e..
MRS WEsrCoTT.
f. It. Ellison has been employed
by the Wright Bros. in their saw
mill near the depot.
Our spring millinery opening
takes place Tuesday, the 26th 10
the Both. p. KRE1DEL Il Co.
Frank Home and Frank E.Craig
both summoned as jurymen, were
excused Monday by Judge Rudkin.
J. l.. Green desires that we say
that he feels very grateful to all
who 50 kindly assisted him in his
late bereavement.
Would it not he in order to have
the sidewalk leading 70 the depot
on Sd street put in decent and re-
spectacle condition?
Our spring millinery opening
takes place Tuesday, the 26th to
the 3Oth. P. KREIDEL & Co.
Church attendance was perhaps
never so light in the history Of the
town as it has been for the past
month on account Of sickness.
Prof. nunn, of Roslyn, spent Sat.
urday in Ellensburg, and, while he
was here called at this Office, but
the editor happened to be out.
Our opening fpattern and trim.
med hats for 1901 will begin March
9th and continue during the re-
mainder of the week.
Mrs. WEsTCoTr.
F. w. D. Mays has re established
his paper, the Independent, at
Pomeroy. His plant was destroyed
by fire about one year ago.
Ocean waves are very common
on Sd street, leading to the depot.
1t is very uneven, first up and then
down. Why not have it levsled up
and put in good condition.
A new stock of the latest patterns
of wall paper just received at Nor.
CAMS Book Store. Tickets on
fine organ given with every 25c.
purchase.
Mrs. w. S. Huss and little son
arrived from Pendleton, Ore, Tues.
day, and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Lee Purdin. They will
remain for several months.
A. e. Major, of the M. A. Seed
Dry Plate company, St. Louis, Mo.
was here the first of the week with
o. w. Pautzke, demonstrating the
product of his company's plant.
We are informed that Prof. Nc.
Gully has accepted the position of
deputy under Prof. Bryan, the
state school superintendent, and
will shortly leave for Olympia to
enter upon the duties Of his office.
See the new ad in this issue OF
the organ contest by num-
Der of our business men. This al
fords school districts most excel
lent opportunity of getting q first
class instrument without any cost
whatever.
The long looked-for batch of gar
den seeds has arrived and the sack
will be opened tomorrow. One
package for each family. Come
early if you want IA package a. the
supply is limited and will not 60
very far.
The Walla Walla Statesman
company has been reorganized,