The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-09

For acre tracts see Archie j. Slusser.
FOR SALE-My span of ponies, cheap.
f. w. Stevens.
E. J. Kichemaster was Blueslide
visitor this week.
Chit Turnbull was visitor at Bon
ners Ferry Tuesday evening.
Joe Williams, of Ruby, was transact
ing business in our city last Monday.
Mrs. F. E. Braddock left Wednesday
evening for Spokane and returned Thurs
day.
w. N. Rogers, of the Northern Mer-
camille Co., was at Spokane the first Of
the week.
| Captain Stewart, of the Spokane, is
confined to his bed with severe attack
of rheumatism.
| FOR SALE-21- room hotel and fix
lures; will be sold cheap. Address j.
w. Cusick, Cusick, Wash. 22-tf
Joe Fea went to Spokane Saturday
morning, where he will attend the
Northwestern Business College.
| w. A. Chrysler, of Mullan, Idaho, is
visiting his father and other relatives in
this city. He will remain here for sew
eral days.
c. Streidt, of Bates City, Missoeri, is
the guest of F. w. Vawter, and likes
Newport so we'll that he is thinking of
locating here.
Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Ralsbach, of Spo-
kane who are interested in the Idaho
Lime Co.'s plant at Albeni Falls, We're
Newport visitors Tuesday.
Simon L. Shubert relinquished his
homestead this week, and Mary M.
Humphrey filed on the same land before
U. S. Commissioner Rogers.
II FOR SALE-One team of fine brood
mares in foal to registered horse, weight
1900 pounds, age and 8; one spring
wagon and farm harness. S. McGee.
. Mrs. Walter Rogers, wife of the man
ager of the Northern Mercantile Co.,
returned from Spokane Thursday, where
she has been visiting friends for few
, days.
liver Handseth, of Newport, has given
notice Of his intention to make final
proof on the homestead claim of his de-
ceased uncle, Christian Handseth for
the benefit of the heirs before Commits
sioner Rogers.
| Twin girls were born to Mr.. and Mrs
e William Krause, of this city, Friday
4 morning Nov. 8. They weighed 6 rs
and 6 3-8 pounds respectively. All are
q getting along nicely under the care OF
DR.. Boudwin, and Will wears the smile
q that won't come off.
: Mrs. Joseph Burns. who with he1
Y family left this city some months ago fol
J. Joplin, Mo-, where she expected to make
: her home, returned to Newport Thurs
day noon, and has decided that this cit,
n beats Joplin-or, in fact, any Missouri
q point-for making home.
: The home talent production of ga
J.. Texas Steer" at the Opera House Mon
n day evening was enjoyed by a large crowc
e and was repeated on Thursday evening
e The home talent, under the direction O
It Louis Hull Denee, gave very good pro
e duction of this clever comedy, and every
member of the cast is entitled to praise
: and corfgratulation on the success Of
their efforts.
In reporting the fire which DESTROYED
the property of George Geaudres sew
! eral weeks ago mistake was made IN
stating that the loss to Mr.. Geaudreau
J was fully covered by insurance. On the
contrary, Mr.. Geadreau had no insur-
ance at all, and the loss comes very
heavily on him, emitting him to the
sympathy and assistance of his neigh
bors.
The management of "The Holy City,
wishes sincerely that every minister,
Sunday school teacher, Bible student,
public school teacher and literator of this
city, as well as the youth and children,
will witness this heart-stirring drama
the deepest and darkest, as well as the
highest and hottest in the world. Such
plays touch tender chords and trend
lives Godward. '1he Holy City, will be
produced at the Opera House on Tues
ldaYs Nov. IL.