The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-09


Register.
No register, no vote.
Judge Graves is in Olympia.
J. 7. Wix made trip to Toppenish
this week.
Buy your tailor made suits at Mrs.
Stevenson's.
Mrs. A. H. Stulfauth visited in Sc
attic this week
400 men wanted, to buy lumber at
COble's lumber yard.
o. B. Loomis of the Tacoma Ledger,
was in the city this week.
Geo. Champie has been employed to
assist in the work on the new opera.
Quilts and Blankets that preseason
able, at prices reasonable, at Fred P.
Wolff s.
The Randall Bro, Of the Roslyn Mi
ner expect to start a paper at Gle Elum
IN lew weeks.
Miss Bruno has been spending a few
days of late with her sister, Mrs. d. M.
Angus, of Prosser
C. w. Hornbeck has the right to
make the Hampden Air Tight and will
be glad to serve you.
You should ask Pautzke to show
those ''swell" enclosures for photographs
They are what you want.
Gus Perkins bought an S0-acre tract
of land down below Tjosem's mill from
B. S. Weed, few days since.
james Shaw and f. G.. Dickson were
the recipients of 800 Winchester re-
peating shot guns Wednesday.
j. L. Banks is in town this week and
from what we can learn, he is no ways
anxious to return to Alaska this fall.
w. c. Brant and family left this week
for Genessee, Idaho, his run on the road
being now between Moscow and Genes
see.
Our old friend, G.. J. Parsons, has sold
his ranch on the Calockum to DR.. Nc.
Cracker of Puyallup, the consideration
being 50, 600.
r. A. Davis of North Yakima, was in
the city this week looking after his
tombstone business. He also visited
Thorp and Roslyn.
The coal output of the Northwestern
Improvement company's mines at hos
lvn and Gle Elum for the month OF Oc-
tober was 96, 900 tons.
w. II. Corothers returned recently
from months visit with old friends
and Missourians in eastern Oregon. lie
reports good time.
Mrs. Byron Yocum and daughter
Miss Gay, of Rock Island, are visiting
in town this week. They made The
DAWN pleasant call Monday.
Insure your house, barn, hay, grain
or stock with w. M. Kenney. He has
the very best companies doing business
in the state. u
P.L. Deuel., who went to Pasco some
time since to engage in the tonsorial
art, has returned to this city. He was
not altogether pleased with the outlook
there.
I.J.H. Mumma, the superintendent
of the work on the opera house, is push
ing the work along as rapidly as posi-
bile. He has a number of workmen EN-
ployed now.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual Christmas sale on
Wednesday afternoon and evening Dec
18th. Don't forget the date and place
church building.
The railroad company, SO rumor mas
It. positively refuses to sell any tlliable
lands in Kittitas valley. This, as we
view it. means something, and that
something is the canal.
Have you city or farm property that
YOU to sell? If so, list it with the hlt-
titas Real Estate Agency, Il. A. Iur-
ner, Manager. u
WANTED-A ranch Of 16O acres that
cnn be rented for one or more years,
either grass or grain or both.
KIrTITAS REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
E. f. james who recently purchased
the Motsinger gallery, in the Geddls
h,ook wishes to announce that G. A.
Bushnell, the we'll known photographer
will have charge of the gallery on ano
after Wednesday Nov. 9Th Those de-
string photos will do veil to call an'
see him. u