The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-22
Next week Thursday is Thanksgiving

day.
Max Weinkauff was Spokane visitor
last Sunday.
Good house and lot for sale. Inquire
of W. F. Willard.
F. E. Pease, of Calispel Valley, was a
Newport visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Boiler was at Spokane the past
week, returning Wednesday.
REIMBURSEMENT. Address
John CARING, R. R. |, Hillyard, Wash.
Louis Wike, the Cusick merchant, was
in town Wednesday on his way to Spo-
kane.
G. A. Fielder, proprietor of the Antler
Hotel, was transacting business in Spo-
kane Tuesday.
Jerry Desart was at Colville the first
of the week as witness in the probating
of will.
Deer hunters are numerous this week
since the snow came, but failed to bring
in much game.
The Model rest aurant has moved into
its new quarters next door south of
Bronson & Barry's saloon.
Elmer Black, cashier of the First State
Banks Cusick branch, was business
visitor in Newport Tuesday.
FOR SALE-Inside corner, 45xlO0;
fine location; $50 feet from Washington
avenue sidewalk Inquire at the Miner
office.
Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Charlotte l.. Miller, has left my bed and
board and will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her. Henry A.
Miller.
Articles of incorporation have been
prepared for the local Baptist church.
Their new building has recently been
painted.
w. w. Burns, of Spokane: secretary
and treasurer of the Northern Mercan-
tile Company, was business visitor in
Newport Wednesday:
If you should be disappointed in get
ting a turkey let me know by postal
Tuesday, Nov. 26. and will furnish a
few rooster chickens. J. R. Patterson.
Mr.. Metealf, one of the prosperous
Calispel Valley ranchers, was Newport
visitor Tuesday. He brought with him
some very fine specimens of fruit raised
on his ranch.
Contractor Fred Lemkuhl has COM
pleted his work on the new Vawter
building and has gone to Deer Park to
finish up contract, but will return to
Newport later.
J. G. H. Reynolds, right of way agent
of the Idaho & Washington Northern
Railway, was in town Wednesday inter-
esting our merchants and shippers in
the new road.
Albert w. Earl, of Seattle, is visiting
Newport friends. Mr.. Earl is one of the
early residenters of Newport and went
to Seattle to live last spring, but retains
warm spot in his heart for this city.
FOR SALE-Household goods, con-
sisting of bedroom set, sideboard, range,
carpets, heating stove, bookcase, leather
seated dining chairs, rockers, folding
bed. washing machine, kitchen cabinet,
etc. W. o. Springer, second house south
South Side grocery.
"The Denver Express" under Harry
Rowe's management, is one of the safe
| propositions which a theater goer likes
to renew acquaintance with. It's merit
has been proven in past seasons, and an
exceptionally strong cast is promised for
the production at the Opera House to-
night.
| At a meeting of the school board held
last Saturday evening Judge D. r.
Lusher took place as a member OF
the Board, having been appointed to
the position by Miss Daisy Hurd, super
intendent for Stevens County. His APP
pointment was to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of G. M. Tai
madge, who has removed from the dis
trict. Mr.. Talmadge's removal also
made necessary the election OF new
president and Ed. Appel was elected
to that position. Mr. Lusher was
elected secretary to succeed Mr.. Appel.
At this meeting there was discussion
OF devising some means of raising money
to meet the obligations of the district as
the teachers and others holding war
rants are unable to realize on them
without submitting to heavy discount.