The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-22

l'autzke has pic ures of the Satur-
day night wreck on sale
one Of the cOache, of the Yakima
Valley railroad was sent to this city
last week to bc painted and repaired,
also renovated.
Much OF the land around near this
city, and presume throughout the e. =
tire valley, is getting very dry and
needs water badly.
If you are Interested in Sunday
school work, don't overlook the conven
ton Of today and tomorrow. See pro-
gram in this issue
Thos. MaXey wa, graded 30 per cent
in the recent civil service examination
on agriculture, irrigating. carpenter
ing and horticulture.
Mat Iiartholet spent several days in
North Yakima this week the occasion
being the death and burial of his
brother. Joseph I5artholet.
The new fronts in the stores on
Pearl street \. G. Spaldngs, T. T.
Hardesty, Block, Barber shop. samuel
kreidel's and A. r. ohultl's are bout
completed
We do artistic picture fran NJ
o. *. PArrlNE..
There we're more peoule in the CITY
Saturday than for several weeks. The
farmers having their work well in hand
are now able to get into the cIty
occasionally.
y. W, Morgan sold his fine city
property in the north pirr Of town Sat
urday, through EIubbell X Mathews To
@. w. Lavelle. The consideration
was 50, 300
Judge kaufman la, denied j. f.
Meuzies divorce from hi, wife, Ida
MAY Menzies. Mr. Menzie, is the
general superintendent Of the y. W. |.
company at I;oNlyn.
/ l.. G. Wheeler representing K !.
Polk * co., Of Seattle. and who spent
the past month in our city with crew
Of helpers preparing the forthcoming
city directory, left Tuesday for seattle.
have the paperthat will make your
eve, twinkle and your heart leap for
joy. Beautiful o. gn>. and elegant
colors. bright aud charming. New and
fresh. lmpot,ed goods our specially.
\. r. LEWIS.
The Treble Clef, local musical
organization, will give it, annual con
cert tomorrow evening in Normal hall.
The piano students will participate.
Miss Sablewitz, director of music,
arranged the program
The board Of county commissioners
will soon take steps 10 repair the road
between this city and Snoqnalmie pass
for the New. York.to seattle automO-
bile race. The contestants are expect
ed to pass this city in June.
Miss Lucille Wilson returned from.
Rallinoham Monday. where she went
several DAYS ago 20 participate IN the
oratorical reading contest between the
s,,,o normal schools Of the state FL
ler.burg, Cheney and Hellingham.
lave in-t imported direct from
r.. nna noe -Ne.t.- Il line 81 Walt paper
.,.r came 70 IN cItV. cannot
il. ..niipG au,whe e. BE >drc that
voI .rp it before making further ar
rauetWenf' =,
& ". Segel, II. b. Carroll aud II.
= Blair have associated themselves
,ocethcr in "a real estate firm and Will
have things in shape To do business
soon. They have an office III the l'ath
block. next door to the Capita olllce.
Free Barrows and Jim Farrell l'f5
Friday for WaptuS lake where thcN
..rn constructing dam III tn" mouth 10
sore up water for use IN the H'@h Line
canal Mr. Burrows expects to con-
tinue hi, work there for six months to
come
g W Siorel, who has had charge OF
,he bushes, of the w. W. Robinson
and Company's business Office in th'S
any for the past two years, resigned IL
,., d,,s since 10 90 INTO business for
himself W. f. shcele"hef@er sue
o..ds Mr.. Srigel and is nav in chara'
..,be Office. Nlr 5oi9ci viii 60 dnc'
....,l e.rafe hu,ines, il our city
= ,rn,. 81 wrl pap'r-'h" hneN' IN
l and rrnr he. -,r. l''' 49, aud
tuou lL the most rs al o"N
81 80 ~ y, I, LLWIS.