The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-19
Keep your eye on Pautzke!

Keep your eye on Pautzke.
Good hats only find shelf room at
f. p. VOLTS.
Phil Olmstead will leave in few
days for Puyallup.
Mrs. Cornwall returned from the
Sound Wednesday,
Clyde Warner went over to Tacoma
on legal business Thursday.
If you have farms for sale, list them
with M. f. Flynn. If
S. p. Wippel and wife are on the
Sound. spending their honeymoon.
New spring stock of wall paper just
received at Morgan's Book Store.
John packwood has bought property
in CleE lum, and will move up there in
Il few days.
"A large stock of the latest patterns
of wall paper just received at Morgan's
Book Store.
Mrs. A. +. Mclean is and has been
for the past week in Seattle, visiting
her parents.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
Will Spaulding, of Prosser, spent a
! few days with his brother and family
here this week,
DR.. Felch reports the health of the
community fairly good, with no con-
tageous disease prevailing now.
Dexter Shoudy, of Spokane, visited
his mother and relatives here Wednes.
day. From here he went to Roslyn.
Compare our work with other pictures
then you will know where to get pic
lures. PACTZKE'S ART STUDIO.
Sam Pearson, this week, received
three pair of fine pigeons of a large
breed, weighing from to y pounds
EACH
Chaplin Bros. Percheron-M Morgan
stallion, Quimper, will make the season
this year the same as last. Terms: In
surance $40: season ~: single service$5.
Simon Wippel and Miss Gertrude
Mueller were married at the ST. An
drew's church, Monday evening at 8
p. M, Rev. Father Sweens officiating.
Miss Emma Francis will fill out the
unexpired term of w. Z. Thomas
school in Reeser Creek district he hav-
ing resigned to take charge ofhis store
The Palace, in this city.
The county treasurer will begin SELL
ing the property foreclosed on by the
county for taxes, on Saturday, April Is.
Notices are now posted. There are
quite number of lots that will be good
buys.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nj. Morris returned
Saturday from Everett, where Mr..
Morris went as delegate to represent
the local lodge of A. o. U. w., while
Mrs. Morris represented the Degree OF
Honor, No. 81, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ames, of Fall
City, Wash, arrived here Wednesday
evening to locate, if they can find a
small farm for rent. They returned to
the Sound, Thursday, not being able to
find Just what they wanted, but they
still have their eye on this valley.
The directors of school district No. /
voluntarily raised the salary OF their
teacher, Miss Odell, s. per month.
This is only perfectly right and just.
Most teachers of today are earning
double the salary they command. We
shall be pleased to hear of a few more
districts raising the salary Of their
teachers.
The white miners Of Gle Elum pounced
down on gang of twenty Japs at that
place Monday evening, who had been
sent In there by the railroad company
J to do section work The whites de-
stroyed about all the provisions the
,Japs had on board. but supply was
sent to them from Tacoma on Tuesday.
lust what will come of it all, we are
unable to say.
The Ellensburg Citizens Band gave
their first open-air concert last Tuesday
evening to a large and appreciative
assemblage. A banquet was rendered
the hand at the Grand Pacific by T. H..
w. Ross, after the concert, which was
highly appreciated. An extended write
No of the evenings entertainment was
unavoidably crowded out OF this Issue
tor lack Of space