The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-07-26

The Palace has ice cream click EN-
good" Get you some.
II. G. Hawn's pure honey vinegar
at Bartholet's.
Old papers for sale. Inquire at
room II Geddis Block.
James w. Simpson and Mrs. McAfee
were married Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney returned from
Pendleton, Ore, yesterday.
w. Fl. Randolph is still confined to
his room with rheumatism.
The two new Ames residences on the
hill are nearing completion.
The plasterers will finish up c. l..
Collins residence this week.
Try the Gunthres Chocolates at the
Palace, Thomas * Schultz, Props.
Mrs. c. V. Warner left Monday for
Victoria, B. c., to spend month.
H. S. Elwood and DR.. McCauley spent
several days on the Tanum this week.
For buss calls, baggage and trans
fer work ring up Phil Bros, phone red
27l.
Ice cold emonade, made in the
shade, stirred with IL spade, at the Pal
ace.
Miss Ruby Kreidel went to Spokane
&c, Il To u. n
weeks.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
If you wish to patronize hotel
that employs no Chinese help, try the
Grand Pacific.
w. NJ. Mouncy, il nephew of Sheriff
Brown, was fatally injured in the Ros-
lyn mines Tuesday.
Phil Bros, will care for your bag
gage and transfer work promptly and in
order. phone red 27l.
The finest line of ladies fine shirt
WulSlS ever DIOuS III W tbiS Nits "t -''
.BarthOlet & Co.'S See them.
For SALE have five mich COWS
for sale. Call on me at ranch miles
northeast of town. +. A. PLOEGER.
Ask your grocer for ''Diamond" or
"Our Best" both patent tlours. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
For Sale-A fine. all purpose ,fami-
ly mare: perfectly sound and gentle, ;
years old. Apply to Geo. Gilkey. 2t*
LOST-Last Sunday. gold stick-pin.
Finder please return same to Mrs.
o. W. Pautzke and receive suitable re-
ward.
Try Thomas & Schultz for fine
cigars, imported and domestic. They
keep the very best, the only kind you
care to smoke.
James G. Boyle had the misfortune
of badly spraining his right foot Satur-
day afternoon, and has been resortng
to crutches this week.
Every lady in the valley is cordially
invited to call and inspect the finest
line of shirt-waists on the Pacific coast,
at NJ. Bartholet & Co.'S.
Chris. Holm sold his ranch north of
town last week to Chris Anderson. The
ranch consisted of 320 acres, and the
consideration was so, $40.
The ball game between the home
team and the Yakima team on the lat
ter's ground Sunday, resulted in
score of to s in favor of the Ellens-
burg team.
f. J. Merrman was arrested Monday
and arraigned before Justice Boyle, on
charge of slapping and abusing H.
pear old son of G. J. Commings. He
was fined S. and costs.
Charles Human, son of the new Reg
lister of land Office, has given up the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Roslyn schools
and will help his father in his duties
here.-Ya kima Herald.
In mems golf and negligee shirts
we show beautiful variety of distinct
i've patters in woven madras. cut full
and roomy, carefully sewn: shirts that
have character and style.
+. =. WOLFE.
James G. Boyle finished up recently
the plating and indexing all fractional
tracts of land in the county. He has
worked on it continually since last Nov
ember, 1t is neat and valuable piece
of work and will be the means of saving
much time and labor, to say nothing of
vexation in the offices of the treasurer
auditor and assessor.
One of Phil Bros. teams was put on
the city sprinkler Monday, and in the
absence of the driver, three small chill
dren climbed onto the wagon and one
of them gave the team IA cut with the
whip. This so frightened the team
that it gave a lunge forward breaking
the hitch chain. and started down the
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