The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-23

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from chicago to Seattle the North
ern Pacific has II milage of 300, the
Great Northern 2255 miles and tha
chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
2l'' miles, being IS miles less than the
Great Northern and lab miles less than
the Northern Pacific.
w IL. kirkland showed us two ears
or corn this week grown on his block
in Sunnyside addition that is AS fine nc
one could hope to see.
Mrs. c. II. bigger of Wapato. was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. j. p. Flynn,
ana family several days this week.
She also visited with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
&. bigger while in the city.
we get berries direct from growers.
they are fresher and better.
HE A G. BUTLER Co.
w. c. Maxey, who is on the fruit
farm OF s w. Maxev. deceased, saws he
will have about 1900 boxes of APPLES
his year.
M. Il. Simmons and daughter, Miss
X. r. Simmons, went over to Seattle
Monday. They will visit Olympia be-
fore returning home.
j. +. Mcbride, station agent of the
c. Nj. * +. 5. road has resigned his
position TO take effect as soon AS his
successor can be installed in office.
We want your apples, plums and
pears.
MCDOWELL BROS
Mrs. w. w. Swan of White Salmon
formerly of this city, shot and killed IA
few days since large bobcat that had
her children cornered Mrs. Swan is a
sister of Mrs. viii Dennis of East lit
titas.
About 100 persons left for Seattle
Sunday over the &. NJ Il T. ). road,
and Monday fully that many more went
over on the same road and it is report.
ed that about the same number went
over on the n. p.
The Enterprise Meat Market will be
opened at 40 North Pine street, Oct
2nd by Lenhard Il Rogers, two young
men of our city who have had consider
able experience in their line, and from
will give the people square deal.
FOR SALE-Span of horses, buggy
and harness. c. l.. Ramsey.
j. +. t'orman of this city is to remove
to Gle Elum for time TO become engi-
neer in the survey work for the cleo
trio line which Frank Farquhar is
building in the upper part of kittitas
valley. The road is to run to Roslyn
and Lake CleElum Yakima Herald.
Our business is growing all the time
Why? Because we keep everything.
and nothing but the best, and we think
our prices reasonable,
MCDOWELL BROS
Mrs. Austin Mires and son, John,
and daughter, Eva, left Tuesday after
noon for Corvallis, Ore. where John
and Miss Eva will attend school the
coming year. John has two more years
there They will stop in Seattle few
days TO see the exposition before going
down to Corvallis.
why not shave yourself with ease
and comfort? You can do so with one
of those razors The Dawn is giving
away.
Mrs. Fulton of Conconully, who has
spent the past month visiting relatives
and frie nds ia this city and valley, LETT
Sunday for Seattle, accompanied by
her daueh Mrs. Rufus Cook. After
spending a couple Of days there Mrs.
Fulton will resume her journey home
ward and Mrs. Cooke will do likewise
If YOU have anything to sell that We
handle. see US first. We are paying 30
cents for eggs this week.
MCDOWELL BROS.
We call the attention OF our reader,
to the circular letter of Mrs. Geneva
l. Barley, the county school superln-
tendent. in this issue relative to com
pulsory school attendance. She says
that as far as possible this law will be
carried out to the letter, but she hopes
that it will not be necessary to make
anyone any trouble whatever.
FOR SALE Eight mich cows-hve
fresh. good mixers. j. II. MUNDY.
pt,ona. Farmers Il. 81 IT,
william Abbott, of Pennington. N. J
edit0r of the Democrat Advertiser,
stopped off on his visit to the A. Y. r.
exposition to visit few days with his
old friend James Carmody. he was
somewhat surprised to find such strains
of progress on this Coast, as he expect
ed to find things different In com
Dany with Mr. Carmody, he made Inc
Dawn a pleasant visit.
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