The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-14
The Local Ne4vS*
Keep your eye on Pautzke ,

Willis's Bazaar.
John NJ. Newman of Thorp, was in
the city Saturday.
The city was full of people, mostly
ranchers, Saturday.
Mamie and Harold Kreidel visited
in Everett this week.
George Elliott of Seattle, was over
this week on business.
For clean spring water ice, see
Martin Michels & Son.
Pickles and Olives in Glass and
Bulk at Flummerfelt's
L. c. Hayden of CleElum, was down
on business this week.
II. Lee Purdin treated himself to Il
fine buggy last Saturday.
Vegetation of all kinds has made a
wonderful growth this week.
From present indications. hay harry
est will commence by July LIST.
The ball game Tuesday was like Il
bushel of monkeys, full OF fun.
Austin Mires returned Saturday from
three weeks visit in Oregon.
Try Mrs. Williams home made
Jelly at Flummerfelt's Grocery.
New spring stock of wall paper just
received at Morgan Book Store.
All kinds of Dried and Canned
Fruits at Flummerfelt's grocery.
All kinds of soft drinks at y. j.
| Schele's. IT
Extreme bargains in millinery and
patterns at cost. MRS. STEN ENSON.
Go to \. j. Schele for all kinds OF
soft drinks. At
viii Grissom has rented part of the
John Denton ranch southeast OF town.
The Everett ball team plays the
home team here Tuesday afternoon.
The BARRIERS have challenged the dry
goods and shoe men to game of ball.
DR.. Powers of CleElum, spent Satur-
day and part of Sunday in this city.
Judge Graves spent a few days in
Walla Walla recently on legal bushes.
G.. A. Wilson of the Roslyn public
school. was visiting in the city Monday.
| G.. II. Human and sister Agnes came
down from Roslyn Monday on short
! visit.
II. V. Human continues to irrigate
his dandelions at the expense of the
county.
A large stock of the latest patterns
| of wall paper just received at Morgan 5
| Book Store
The home team defeated the Yakima
team Sunday The score stood II to
in favor of Ellensburg.
Bun Emerson is holding down a po-
sition in Perry's drug store during the
absence of J. II. NanGensen.
Mrs. Henry Cramer of Lisbon, S. d..
came in Monday to visit her sons a
month or more this summer.
Lost-on Craig's hill, gold watch,
lady's name engraved on case. Liberal
reward. Leave at this office.
Harry W. Hale, our genial county
clerk who has spent the past month in
the east, returned home Sunday.
A large invoice of souvenir goods
Just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. tt
Compare our work with other picture
then you will know where to get pic
| lures. PAUTZhE e ART STUDIO.
w. Fl. Talbot of Ellensburg, has
been in the city this, looking after in
terests he has here. -Wenatchee Re
publican.
Parties recently from the Columbia
river say the river is very high and
water still coming higher and higher
every day.
j. II. VanGesen. who has been in DR..
| Perry's store for three years, left last
week for a month S visit at his old home
/ in Frank ford, Canada.
William Moorhead of Klickitat coun-
ty, an old friend of George Champie,
stopped off a day here this week while
enroute to the MethOw valley.
The extension of the six switches in
the west end of the yard and the build
ing of three new new ones in the east
end is now in course OF construction.
For the next thirty days | will sell
millinery at 20 per cent discount. Call
and examine both prices and goods.
Mrs. STEVENSON.
The n. =. is having the telegraph
line in the yards moved to the east side
Of the track, under the supervision OF
\, Hodsondon, who is working a crew
of IS men.
Next Sunday evening Rev. A. w.
Rider. of Oakland, Cal. district sccre-
tary of the American Baptist Mission
any I-nion will sneak in the BaDtiS