The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-05
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| Keep your eye ON Pautzke.
Peter Garvey is having his residence
painted,
David VanAlstyne died at ) o'clock
April I'd, 1902.
A big discount on dinner sets at
WilliS'S Bazaar.
If you have farms for sale, list them
with NJ. +. Flynn. If
The Kreidel block has been treated
to il fresh coat of paint.
ID. a. Brownfied has sold his block
in Santa Anna addition.
Stella Fulton has secured a clerkship
in ID. w. Morgan's book store.
Found-a ladies bicycle. Owner will
property and pay cost of this notice.
Have you noticed onr bargain column
on another page? Look at it carefully.
Advertisementsinserte in Ourbargain
| column at the rate of one cent a word.
a. G.. Wishard was called over from
Seattle recently by the illness of his
wife.
Wanted-buyers for some very desir-
BILE town property. Inquire at this
Office.
You want job printing that pleases.
That's the kind we do at The DAWN
office. If
A large invoice of souvenir goods
just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. If
My entire stock of millinery goods
for sale or trade at bargain. ID. II.
WEsTCOTT. mi
w. a. Stevens, deputy assessor, did
business in the North Yakima land Of
flee Tuesday.
Baby carriages will be sold at cost
at Willis's Bazaar, to make room. Now
is your time.
The high school base ball team will
play the Yakima high school them to-
day in North Yakima.
Judge Rudkin, so we are informed,
has given out word that he will not re-
sign before September.
For Sale-F'ive room house in good
repair. also a barn. p fruit trees and
four lots. Apply at this Office.
i. L. Schuyler has just finished upa
nice little barn on his property recent
ly purchased from j, c. Hubbell.
Real estate has changed hands at
lively rate the past two weeks. A num-
Der of good farms have been sold.
Say, Keep your eye on the Royal
Taiors. Pay less and dress better.
CASH MOORE.
Jacob Clemen, having disposed of his
interests in this valley and is looking
for Il location in the OkanOgan country.
Any business left at THE DAWN
office for the Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association, will be promptly attended
to. T. l.. HENNESS, Agt.
John b. Catron, warden of the state
prison, was in the city several days
this week in search of an escaped con-
vict.
John B. Fulton, of Laclede, Mo-, a
brother of Mrs. +. f. Fulton and an un-
Gle of Il. Lee Purdin, is in the city Wis
iting.
Il. Lee Purdin spent Saturday in
Yakima, looking after an agent for the
sale of oil stock. He says he found a
good man.
Herman Kaminska Of Colfax, is over
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kreidel.
1t will be remembered that he was at
one time one of the leading merchants
of this city.
John Monahan, who has been over in
the Methow valley with his sheep dur
ing the winter, has sold his band and
returned to Kittitas which he says Is
good enough for him.
Among the long list of democrats in
; vited to attend the Jeffersonian ban
Duet at Spokane. on the 18th inst. j.. II
Morgan i, the only one invited from
Kittitas county. Is he considered the
only democrat in the county?
From reliable source we learn thai
Rev. ]. A. woodward, who has spen
, the winter in Portland, tried II bicycle
ride few days since and fell, intlictin.
, u severe bruiSe or two, besides barking
: the skin from his forehead. OF course
he will deny all this when he comes VI
later on, but it is doubtlessly true.