The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-11-04
rHE LOCAL EVENTS

f. MuSSet VI i'o' T. was III VIC
,,,y Monday on business
az Davis is helping J Il. Smith
!, his well known shoe shop
mha county commissioner convened
:, regular session Monday.
m McEwen of Sunnvside addition.
,..,ill very much indisposed
1os Turner and Arthur Cobain are
,;,,ng a well for George Hunter.
-prupes, apples. and crabapples
..nted. Highest price, cash or trade
putnam Grocery Co. i"
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Williams returned
.iew days since from their visit in Sc
stte.
1obn A Flodine of Liberty, came
down Friday last on business and spent
sversl days in our city.
We call the attention of the lady
LADDERS to the new ad of Mrs. O W
Rail l. Co., in this issue.
WANTED-One good draft mare,
weight 400 to 1900. Call at The Dawn
Office. Hull
Say, lady, do you want one of the
host egg beaters in the world free? If
en- see our offer in this issue.
Msssrs. Turner and Ames will have
.uturkey shoot in Newman's grove
At Thorp on Saturday, Nov. IL
John Skeen and family OF Fort Worth
Texas, arrived IN our cit, Saturday to
make their home in beautiful hittltas
Ellensburg Grange No POO. vii meet
next Tuesday at l:3o in |. @. Q +. ball.
Let every member be on hand prompt
".
Why not shave yourself with ease
and comfort: You can do SO with one
Of those razors The Dawn is giving
away.
Cliff E. Davis of North Yakima, spent
scouple OF days in the city and vale!
this week IN the interest of his marble
works.
Jacob Salladay, who has been very
much indisposed for the past three
weeks, is able TO be up and arouud
again.
Al. Bales and Vim. German, both
Of Fairview, came in Tuesday to get IA
cssket for Il. b. Gage who died Mon
day night
Mrs. Allie Ellison, who lives near
Thorp, has about completed IA fine
large cellar for the storage OF fruit and
vegetables.
-Phoue orders given special atten
ton. All our goods are sold on the
money.back plan.-Putman Grocery
Co., Phone Main 80. 80
h. G. BartrO, one of the Northern
PAci6c switcbmen had one of his legs
torn of Friday, while in the discharge
Of This duty
George Gault is doing as nicely as
could be expected and it is now be-
lisved that it will not be necessary TO
smputate his leg
Nineteen carloads of fat hogs were
unosded and fed in the N. p. yards
M event ng. They were billed
through to Seattle.
A. d. POyser, who has been holding
spositiOn in the n. F. rOundhouse for
ZONE time, fell and severely sprained
bis wrist Monday.
John Hanks informs US that during
october they had the best business they
ever did in poultry and live stock,
mostly sold in the valley.
Z. L. Ramsey spent several days last
week up and around ThOrp soliciting
Tor the Oregon Nursery company. He
reports successful business
mOur business Is growing all the time.
why! Because we keep everything.
snu nothing but the best, and we think
our prices reasonable.
MCDOWELL BROS.
another miner was killed 10 the
"0slyn mine Wednesday and DR.. Was
~o called on deputy S f. Willis of
oeEum, to 60 up and hold an inquest.
Two or three saloon men Of our city
we're caught on the worthless aud
~gus check business Saturday. A
tood plan would be to cash no checks
Tor Strangers.
Judge McCredie is elected to Con
srsss from the Second district, over
.''ter, by about 1000 majority This
a,'eoucing the republican vote OF that
District $4,000.
fok SALE-My driving horse Dan
W. The best combination saddle and
irving horse in the valley. Good
"epper, still he's gentle.