The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-22

Cort's ranch this week.
Cash Moore sold his ranch to Charles
Holland, yesterday. for $1,000.
II. l.. Elenness has spent the week in
Yakima county, soliciting insurance.
Simon Fogarty and Simon Wippel
were guests of Yakima friends Sunday
Baby carriages will he sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar. to make room. Now
is your time.
Mrs. Olson, of IIaston, who died
Wednesday. was buried here Thurs
day afternoon.
William Luff and family moved into
Adam Mogk's house in the south part
of the city on Tuesday
Homer Gray of Easton, came down
with the funeral possession Thursday.
He made this Office pleasant call.
j. Nj. Murray. Il young man that has
been working for Jacob Bowers. died
Tuesday night and was buried yes
terday
Miss Anna Alexander of Yakima City,
and niece of John Nj. Newman. was
operated on Tuesday by DR.. Bean for
chronic appendicitis. She was so far
advanced that she died "Wednesday.
Wish to purchase an so or 100 acre
farm, with good water right: part cash
balance three to five years time. Adj
dress: Lock Box G67
Ellensburg. Wash.
See photo of the Queen Oil company,
ground in the po,toitce and call ON j.
&. liolye. if You desire to invest in oil
stock. The Queen is on the same land
as the Charter Oil company.
See the hali-page advertisement of
the Charter oil company in thi, issue.
Read it carefully, as it may not appear
again soon. if ever. j. G.. Boyle will
take your order for stock.
Hery Fuhert one of the original
owners and incorporators of the WASH
ington Tale company Of Seattle, and IA
young school boy of Ell-nsburg boy be-
fore the fire, was in the city this week.
Don't miss an opportunity of getting
in on the ground floor The Charter
Oil company'S advertisement explains
the whole thing. See X. Lee I'urdin.
}. G. Boyle or G.. d'Ablaing. agent, for
same.
The Modern WoOdmen will hold an
open meeting next Monday evening.
All members requested to be present
with their wives, as Mrs. Ida Hamblen,
Supreme Oracle Of the Royal Neigh
bors will deliver an address.
The |. O. O. f., of Thorp. will cele-
brate its fifth anniversary in Thorp
hall on Friday afternoon. March 2Sth.
The doors will open at 2:30 p. m. sharp.
Rev. w. NJ. kenney and Ralph Kauf
man will be the orators of the occasion.
a grand dance will occur in the evening
A great deal of improvement is going
on in our little city. New barns, out
buildings generally, fencing and paint
ing. all of which adds very materially
to the appearance of the town. There
will be more paint used in Ellensburg
this year than in five years previous all
put together.
Every garment of Fl. S. & Ms
clothing is tailored in clean, scientific
ally ventilated work-rooms. The styles
are correct. The fabrics, which are
absolutely all wool. include the newest
and most fashionable weaves that will
be seen this season. For sale by
FRED p. WOLFF
Rev. Hanks breaches at Liberty
Sunday. March %, at 1890 a. M; at
Teanaway at p. M, and at CleElum at
night, March % and 10Th, in the even
ing: at Easton also on the Both at II
a. M. at leElum at night. The peO-
pie of these several localities are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
The date set for the opening of the
new opera house is March 3lst. Ar
rangements have been made with the
Northern Pacific for the running of a
, special train with excursion rates from
North Yak ina and Roslyn for that
date, in order to accommodate people
: from both towns who desire to attend
l the opening.
. A. +. Mclean will discourse on the
2 ..Shepherd Psalm''on Sunday morning
l At the close of the service the recep
2 ton of members and communion of the
' Lords Supper will be observed. In the
: evening the theme will be Love ant
: Marriage" Coffee and sandwiches serv
g ed at close of evening service.
welcome to all.