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

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Keep your eye on Pautzke.
Ellensburg is coming to the front in
good shape.
b. f. Reed visited Sound points the
first of the week.
Rudolph Fein has been installed as
messenger boy.
A big discount on dinner sets at
Willi,'s Bazaar.
The Spokesman-Review and The
DAWN one year fol $l.90.
"A. T. Gregory was operated on few
days ago for appendicitis.
Guilford Wilson and Miss Beth Wills,
of the Roslyn schools, spent Sunday at
their home here.
Mrs. Gault cordially invites you to
attend an Faster display of Pattern
Hats. March 22d.
Jack McC arty. of Blewett, is in town
this week He is very hopeful of the
outlook in the mines.
There were fifteen passenger trains
in from the east between Thursday, |
p. m, and Friday, 10 Il. IN.
Miss Grace Westcott. with her sister
Mrs. Sadie Green. came in from Spo-
kane Wednesday morning.
For sale-tive room house in rood
repair. also Il barn. - fruit trees and
four lots. Apply at this office.
You want job printing that pleases
That the kind we do ut THE DAWN
office. If
| A large invoice of souvenir goods
just received from Europe ut Willis
Bazaar. If
Miss Martha Mcintyre who has been
In Spokane for some months past, re-
turned to her home here Wednesday.
My entire stock of millinery goods
for sale or trade at a bargain. d. H..
! WESTCOTT. mi
Steve Woodhouse has been doing
some good effective work on the roads.
dragging and leveling down the rough
places.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the theatre company on Monday even
ing, the vote to increase the capital
stock carried
Mrs. w. j. Boyd. who for some time
past has been visiting her daughter in
Yakima. returned to her home here the
first of the week.
Sidney johnson moved Monday from
the Stewart ranch. below Tjossem's
mill. to Cash Moore's ranch. south of
the Damman school house.
| l buy my goods from eastern houses
end can give you the latest styles, low
est prices aud best quality. Call and
be convinced. Mrs. b. A. GAULT.
FOR RENT-The stable and two lots
adjoining just east of the Methodist
church property in Ellensburg. Ad-
dress enquiries to p. o. box 1873, city.
Any business left at THE DAWN
office for the Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association, will be promptly attended
to. Z. l.. HENNESS, Agt.
A small fire occurred at the Presby-
terrain church last Sabbath afternoon,
but prompt action on the part of the
t. e department put it out with practi-
cally no damage to the building.
Mrs. Hamblen, of Pendleton, Ore, is
here to institute lodge of the Royal
Neighbors, an auxiliary of the Modern
Woodmen of America. The lodge will
probably be organized next week
Hon. II. Lee Purdin, of Ellensburg,
treasurer of Kittitas county, was in
Wenatchee last week. He was selling
the property that had not been redeem.
ed that was advertised in these columns
last October.-Wenatchee Advance.
Harry Callahan and Walter Boser
charged with bnrglarizing George
Kings residence, had their prelimina
ry hearing before Justice Boyle Satur
day and were bound over to the Superb
, or court in the sum of $500 each and il
default of which, they both went to Jail
Sam Pearson showed us some fine
gold nuggets from his claim up OF
Williams creek. The nuggets range
! in value from S. to Sl35. Sam is yer,
much elated over his find, and especial
t ly so, since so many miners have de
} clared that no gold would ever b'
found on Williams creek.