The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12
Bon Marche.

Butter is today worth 3d..
Superior court was in session Mon.
day.
Pauline Kenny has been quite i'll this
week.
J. II, Wells, made trip to castor
Monday.
The Bon Marche will open about
March DIST.
]. II. Smit hson made visit to Ia
coma this week.
r. NJ. Osborn of Thorp, was in the
city Thursday.
w. J. McCandless of Tacoma, was il
the city Monday.
Walter Hayward of Thorp, was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. l.. f. Palmer mas returned from
a visit to the Sound.
John Gilmour has accepted a position
in the N. w. |. store in ROslyn.
Harold j. Lea of the Seattle Soap
company was in the city Tuesday.
Z. J. Chadana and wife, also Miss
Chadana re gistered in Tacoma Monday.
w. A. Thomas visited scohols in the
north end of the county this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kridel returned
from weeks visit in Portland Friday
night.
c. H Flummerfelt is having his resi-
dence on Pine street lowered and rem
Odeled
Mrs. A. Fl. Davis and son of Everett
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kri
del this week.
W. B. Bears has just given the front
of his shop nice coat of paint which
adds much to its appearance.
G. B. Robbins of Butte. Montana,
will please accept our thanks for a
copy of the Butte Inter Mountain.
Invitations will soon be sent out for
grand ball to be gived by ladies OF
the Degree of Honor, on Mar. 18th.
John Weeks and w. T. Frrncis fin
ished up a neat little cottage for James
Butcher on Pine street last Friday.
Mrs. Clapp of Whatcom, was a guest
Of Mrs. Fl. G Ackley recently, but is
at present visiting friends in Yakima.
We trust our country correspondents
will continue with the good work and
send in their news items as often as
possible.
j. Emerson has moved ID II. Wcstcott's
old store room that stood on LIST street,
to one OF his lots in the east half of the
block south of the old store site.
A great number of the farmers at
tended court here this week from the
eastern part of the valley. The occa-
sion being, two or three water suits,
Pat Dunnipg, who has had his cattle
on Table mountain all winter, was in
town Monday for the first time in sew
eral weeks. He says his cattle are fat
enough for beef.
The state has selected $4,000 acre
of land in Yakima county. under the
Carey arid land act. All this land
will be co"ered by the extension of the
Sunnyside canal.
Mrs. Mary Wix, who has been WIS.,
lting with her grand daughter, Mrs
Nora Melvin of this city for past thre
week, returned to her home near Tol
penish last Saturday,,
The Cornell Statesman has reac ed
our sanctum and asked for the usual
favoas, x. 1t is edited by w. A. Lee,
formerly OF this city. 1t p esen,s d
fairly healthy appearance.
Mr.. and Mas. b. S. Weed entertained
at dinner Thursday, Prof. Wilson and
wife, Prof. Morgan and wife, Prof.
Munson and wife, DR. Mahan and wife
and Mrs. Fred Wolf Covers were laid
for fifteen, social games were INDUCED
in and general good time was enjoyed
by all present.
What Is the prospect for a dlt.h this
year? That Is a question asked us per
haps forty times week. There il
much ditch talk, but whit W |! CO Q
OF it all is more than we can say, hut
one thing we do know there too much
jealousy AMI strife in our ditch soh'n.e
md too little water,
Sine our last issue we have moved
INTO thu w ,bb DO tx, Oh Fplrth sire 1t.
u't across tn, street from or 4 lver'
ary, the L.ocaliz n. We have him
| low whore he Will have to face the
n Isle anl look pure AMI un lstiled
enoeracy of the Jeffersonian brln
ISL 'are in the face every day in the
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