The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-10-18

The Nj. w. A will give their annual
grand mask ball Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. 7. G. Mcdowell of Roslyn, is a
guest of her relatives in this city this
week.
"A. Messerly and wife of Wenatch ee.
are guests of VIM. Dennis and family
this week.
Fountain syringes, bulb syringcs, Il
fine display in the window of the Owl
Drug store.
A fine display of hot water bottle
can be found at the owl Drug Store. S
see their window.
Miss Nettie Rainey is agent for
ladies' suits, just what the thing every
lady so much desires. Call on her.
There has been less wood hauled to
town this fall than in any season for
ten years. Stove wood is selling ut s.
cord.
viii j. Boyd, deputy water commits
sioner, is frequently called out into the
country to properly divide up the flow
of water.
See Miss Nettie I,ainey about ladies
suits, cloaks, furs, waists and skirts.
She guarantees fit and perfect salts
faction. Don't miss a bargain.
James c. Boedcher has returned from
his trip to Idaho and eastern Washing
ton, this time to stay. There are worse
places in the world than kttitas.
Drop Miss Nettie Rainey card
and have her call on you and show just
what she can sell you in the line OF fine
suits, cloaks, waists, furs etc, etc.
james Mcdowell returned from Ia
coma few days since. He refused to
accept the job rendered him over there
and returned to his former position OF
assistant storekeeper.
We want the local news and happen
ings in every neighborhood in the val
ley. Who will do this for us? We
furnish you the paper and envelopes to
all who will take the time to write up
such items.
The Yakima Herald's special edi ton
during the fair week was dandy. 1t
would be a credit to any country town
in the state. The Herald boys never
do any thing by halves-its the whole
hog or none.
The county commissioners recon-
vened Tuesday to ratify the road cleo
tions, both as to supervisors and levy.
The saloon petition from Thorp also
came up for "a hearing.
We are indebted to b. Hanson for
nice assortment of apples and apricots,
both of which were on display in our
window till we got hungry, then they
disappeared. Who will be the next
one to make us happy.
"A good speculation or investment
can be made by calling at THE DAWN
Office and investing in 80 shares of oil
stock in each of two two good compa-
MES Owner must sell to raise money.
Will be sold at bargain
J. L. Vaughn has returned from a
trip through the Wenas valley. He
saws it is wonderful to see the change
ten wears has made in that country.
Fine farms, big orchards, beautiful
dwellings and big barns, where ten
wears ago was almost Il wilderness.
The Natchez valley is a little paradise,
flowers, clover, alfalfa, fruit of all sorts
and grain in abundance, but with all
this, Kittitas valley is good enough for
him.
Geo. Hornbeck and Theodore Lamb
erson made visit to Lake Keechelus
Sunday. They went up as far as Mar
tin on the railroad, then going on to
the lake on their wheels, George had
to carry his wheel about ten miles.
They came back in much less time than
they went up: Theodore says he came
down so fast that he actually ran up
one tree. They bring back very en-
couraging reports from the mines and
fully believe they have fortune now
in their grasp.