The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-07
The Local Neqvs.
Keep your eye on Pautzke .

Keep your eye on Pautzke
Judge Rudkin was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Conductor Young visited Thorp
this week.
Ribbon sale next week at Mrs. A. c.
Acklcys store.
Look out for Mrs. Acklcy's ribbon
sale next week.
"Billy" Coombes of Easton, was in
the city Monday.
Go to Thomas 81 Schultz for all
kind of pure candies.
You can always find fresh line of
cigars at the Palace.
Carroll b. Graves spent few days
in Tacoma this week.
Miss NJ. Bremen of North Bend. re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. G. l.. Collins is slowly recover
ing from severe illness
Keep your eye on the Palace for
good ice cream and soft drinks
Fred Barnhart was married to II
young lady in Wenachee Sunday.
New spring stock Of wall paper just
received at Morgan, Book Store.
-Koepke x Shoudy have nice. fresh
apple butter for sale. 1I-22
All kinds of soft drinks at a. j.
Schele's. 1t
Extreme bargains in millinery and
patterns at cost. Mrs. STEVENSON.
w. II. Stoddard who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time, is gettin. no
better.
+. NJ. Cox Of CleElum, was doing
business with the court house officials
Tuesday.
News has been exceedingly scarce of
late and it has required lots of rustling
to fill up small space.
A large invoice of souvenir goods
just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. tt
Compare our work with therpicture'
then you will know where to get pic
lures. pAUTZKE'S ART STUDIO.
Ask your grocer for 'Diamond'
or''Our Best both patent ourS. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
At the grand encampment of the |.
O. O. F. at Whatcom on Tuesday, w.
j. Robbins was elected grand senior
warden.
In another column will be found
challenge to the band Of this city. At
first the boys favored it, acceptance.
but later concluded to decline it,
For the next thirty days will sell
millinery at % per cent discount. Call
and examine both price, and goods.
Mrs. STEVENSON.
Walter Hayward of Thorp, left We'd
nesday for Boston. Mass, where he i,
to be married on the 18th. He and his
bride will arrive at home about July
4th.
The big washout on the Northern
Pacific near Terry, Montana, Sunda
morning. delayed travel several days.
no through trains arriving here until
Wednesday.
Two Little Waits, at the opera house
Tuesday night was a splendid produc-
tion and Stanley and Loleta Lamb, the
two little waits, were phenomeous in
their parts.
term of school in district No. at an
increased salary, but has declined the
offer on account of attending the nor
NAL school next year,
Buy your groceries and bread at
the Boss Bakery and Grocery. Best
goods at lowest prices, and a ticket on
a sideboard or mower with every %
cent cash purchase. 17.22
Next Tuesday evening is the regular
meeting night for the Ellensburg Club.
All members ape requested to come
out. The Club will discuss ways and
means for Fourth of July celebration.
James Stevenson has purchased w.
A. I,ice's city residence property. and
Mr.. Rice will move with his family to
his farm out south Of town about July
LIST. Charles White will then occupy
the house.
The thanks of the public who drive
or awheel are due Nicholas Rollinger.
supervisor of road district No. 10, for
W dening and otherwise improving the
the grade on the hill going up to the
odd Fellows cemetery.
The Ladies Municipal improvement
Society will begin the construction Of
band stand. to cost $40 as soon as car
penters can be secured. The stand will
be built on the lot between the theatre
4.