The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-26

consideration $4,000 for 10 acres.
Elmer Stewart, who is in the employ
of Randall Bros, in Roslyn, spent Sun
day in this city with his relations.
The prevailing opinion is that no sa-
looms should be conducted on Pearl
street, after the present license expire.
p. L. Deuel. made trip to PrOsser
and Kennewick this week with view
of securing location for barber shop.
The paintesr and paper hangers are
putting the finishing touches on Mrs.
Phelps residence in Sunnyside addi-
ton.
C. V. Warner went to Roslyn and
delivered the X. of p. anniversary ad-
dress last Thursday evening of last
week.
H. Driscall OF Spokane, who recently
accepted position with Klug & Craig
will be the leader OF the Ellensburg
band.
M. Hitchcock Montour, Falls, New
York, is is our city this week with a
view of locating and going into bus
mess.
The county assessor starts his field
deputies ont next Monday to begin the
work of listing property aud taking the
census.
Rev. Wills E. Pettibone will preach
at the Dyzert school house Sunday,
March 1st, at p. m. Text, Luke IA: rs
by special request.
Mr., Clarence j. Houser and Miss
Lizzie l Bales of this city were united
in marriage, Sunday, Feb. 22nd, Rev.
Willis E. Pettibone officiating.
Four divorces were granted by Judge
Rudkin Tuesday; Levi Holms vs.. Alice
M. Holms; Kimble VS.. Kimble; Holland
vs.. Holland and Ksrnodle VS. Kernodle.
The carpenters say the new pest
house is about ready for inmates, but
we are glad to report that it is not nee
essary that any one be sent to it as yet.
We have received from the Agricult-
College at Pullman three bulletins; "a
Formalin for Smut; IS Washington
Soils; 56spraying for the San Jose scale.
If you have piece of job work you
want done or want our prices on work
or advertising space, call us by phone
and we will call and tell you all about
it.
Mrs. p. C. McGrath, who has been
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
S. Rogers, of this city for several weeks,
returned ii her home in Springdale,
Stevens County last Sunday.
Sleighs were running in this city and
valley from the sth of November to 18th
of February, good sleighing at that.
Count it up for your self. That's the
longest 10 days we have so far heard of.
The basket ball game planned for
last Saturday evening between the
Seattle high school and Ellensburg nor
NAL teams, was postponed until Satur-
day because of illness of one OF the
Seattle team.
Owing to rush of job work and our
INABILITY to get printers, this issue Of
THE DAWN is far from what we would
like it to be, and we trust that in the
future we shall be able to secure print
ers to carry out our work.
Northern Pacific officials are here
this week going over the survey OF the
cutoff. We have learned enough OF
the present movement, that We feel
that we can say with safety that the
cutoff will be built this season beyond
o doubt.
Thomas Hodges returned Friday from
mouths visit with his parents in Cal
ifornia. He says the old folks are we'll
pleased with their new home and that
his mother was improving some when
he left, she having been seriously i'll
for several months.
The case of the City of Roslyn against
the Republican Club of this city for
a!nuisance will be heard be-
fore Judge Rudkin in the Superior court
in Ellensburg next Monday. The case
is attracting considerable interest as
the outcome means much to the city.
Miner.
Fl. Fl. Swasey has sold the o. K. feed
and livery stable to Messrs Filler Run
els of Ellensburg. These gentlemen
win send for their families at once and
make their homes here. Mr.. Swasey
has not decided just what he will do a
yet, but he will probably remain in
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