The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-16
-Pautzke's Pictures never fade.

W DuSllucll.
The fog has been little disagreeable
this week
Mrs Chas. Eulitz is over on the Sound
visiting this week.
Mrs, Francis and daughter of Iowa,
mother and sister of our fellow towns
man, w. T. Francis, arrived here Thurs
day.
Buy your tailor made suits at Mrs.
Stevenson's.
Ed. Smith secured bond of SO, 800
and has his liberty.
For sale, some good Jersey cows.
Inquire at this Office
c. l.. Collins has been on the sick list
a day or so this week.
=. A. Stromberg of this city, while
looking after his sheep in the Yakima
country few days SINCE almost sew
cred one of his fingers by letting an AK
slip.
HOO men wanted, to buy lumber at
Coolies lumber yard.
New and exclusive line of toto
cards, thelatest out. For xmas novel
ties they are just the thing, Bushnell
Ed. Smith had his preliminary hear
ing before Justice Boyle Saturday, and
the evidence was of such nature that he
was bound over to the Superior Court,
n the sum of $500
Everything up to date Mrs. Ste
venson's millinery store.
Our candies are the finest and best
Try them at Harris Palace.
Dan Coble, one of the old pioneer men
of the county says: II made all pos
sess in Ellensburg; it is good town
and as such it will remain good and
grow better, and | shall stay with her."
We are prepared to serve oysters
in any style. HARRIS PALACE.
"A good buggy horse for sale at a
bargain. Inquire at this Office. 4l3t
Humboldt Pack wood received some
very fine enlarged work through Pautz-
ke's Art Studio. They are views taken
in this state by amateur photographers
and are very fine specimens.
Have you insured your house, barn
or stock? If not, see w. NJ. Kenney.
42tf
If you want an artistically lighted
toto and pretty position call on Bushnell
in the Geddis block.
The DAWN acknowledges receipt Of
the second biennial report of the Labor
Commissioner of the state of Washing
ton, for the years 1S99-l900, by w. p.
c. Adams of Olympia.
-Strayed- one black calf, branded
BIB on left hip. Finder please notify
o. f. Distard, Box 465 Ellensburg,
Wash.
DIED "Wednesday, November 18th,
1901, Beatrice, daughter of Joseph and
Matte Preecc, OF pneumonia Aged 8
wears and mouth. The funeral took
place from Presbyterian church ycster-
day afternoon.
C. w. Hornbec!z has the right to
make the Hampton Air Tight and will
be glad to serve you.
Quilts and Blankets that areseaso!
able, at prices reasonable. at Fred /.
Wolf S.
JIM. CumminS, who has been with
his band of sheep down near Pasco Il I
some weeks back, was in town w ednf 9
day. He orders his copy of THE DAWN
forwarded to Pasco.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
DO not forget that you can saw
money by buying your underwear OF
Fred p. Wolf.
Mrs. Pautzke gave her husband a
rleasant surprise Friday, that being
the anniversary Of his birthday. Quite
a number of mis- friends were present to
enjoy the occasion with him.
-Koepke & Shoudy will save you
money on your groceries. Everything
fresh and guaranteed to give satisfac"
ton. Give them trial.
The boys will find perfection in tit
and satisfaction in price at FRED l.
VOLTS.
G. S. Banister. of troop B, 4th U. >.
Cavalry, now on retired list on account
of injuries received in the Pnilpplnos'
arrived in this city this week. Mr.. Ban
lister is greatly impressed with the 10
cation and resources Of Ellensburg' and
will probably settle hcre permanently