The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-31
The Local Neqvs.
Keep your eye ON Pautzke

treatment.
Normal school closes three weeks
from yesterday.
You can always find fresh line of
cigars at the Palace.
-- If YOU have farms for sale, list them
with NJ. +. Flynn. If
New spring stock of wall paper just
received at Morgan's Book Store.
-Koepkc & Shoudy have nice, fresh
apple butter for sale. IT,
n. r. Stanton. of Yakima was in our
city this week looking after the NJ. Is.
ALI kinds of soft drinks at A. j.
Schele's. 1T
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Hem
ness, Tuesday morning, May 9th,
daughter.
The delegation from Roslyn and Gle
Elum last Saturday numbered about
600 people.
Mrs. f. f. Fulton returned from
two months visit in the Methow val
ley Saturday.
Some steps should be taken pretty
soon in regard to a celebration on the
Fourth of July.
Go to Thomas & Schultz for all
kind of pure candies.
Mrs. S. S. Boutan, of Burk, Idaho,
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w. Burroughs.
VIM. Grssom and family moved
down from Liberty this week to his
property in Sunnyside addition.
Keep your eye on the Palace for
good ice cream and soft drinks
Ramsay Hardware Company have a
tirst-class plumber and timer and are
prepared to do all kind of work.
Extreme bargains in millinery and
patterns at cost Mrs. STEVENSON.
Ask your grocer for "DiamOnd'
or"Our Best both patent Hours. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
The ground was broken Tuesday
morning for Henry Rehmke's new brick
block adjoining the stone bank on the
south.
This has been an extremely busy
week with us in the Office and Il short
age of help compels us to send out our
paper a little late.
The Terpsichorean club will give il
dance on Friday evening. June 9th.
postponed from last Friday on account
of Decoration day
W. F. Patterson. of Blewett, i, in
the city on business this week and take
ing kind of general vacation mixing
pleasure and business.
A large invoice of souvenir goods
just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. If
W j. McCaustland, of Seattle, has
been in the city several days this week.
LIZ ID, iiC I an H't q = GU iiil'fN'N
ment in our city since he was over here
few month, ago.
Compare our work with other picture
then you will know where to get pic
lures. PAUTZKE'S ART STUDIO.
O. w. Pautzke attended the annual
school picdic in district l3 Wednesday,
and as usual, photographed the crowd.
Buy your groceries and bread at
the Boss Bakery and Grocery. Best
goods at lowest prices, and ticket on
sideboard or mower with every 30
, cent cash purchase. Il -
For the next thirty days | will sell
millinery at 20 per cent discount CAL
and examine both prices and goods
Mrs. STEVENSON.
The following delegation left Friday
for Everett, to attend |. O. @. f. grand
lodge: Mrs. Claude Morris to represent
the Rcbekahs ". J. Robin, the en-
campment and w. =. Hiddlcson the
subordinate lONHe.
Some one broke the large plate glass
window in Henry Rchmke's jewclry
store Monday morning about , O'Clock.
Some cheap jewelry was swiped but the
greatest loss is the breakage of the
plate glass. No clue to the perpctrat-
ors.
If reports arc true the high line ca
nal will be built and work will be start
ed on the same inside of 80 days. We
hope the same is true, but we shall not
get enthused, though we have an
abiding faith in the proposition, until
we see that the promoters mean busi-
ness.
On Wednesday morning Nellie Pautz-
/ Ike fell from Il window of the second
floor of the normal and sprained her
left foot. She was in the act OF leaning
out when her hand slipped, precipitat-
inc her to the ground with the above