The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-29


Harry Kemp was Spokane visitor
last.
r. P. Scott was business visitor at
Cusick Monday.
l.. P. Hurd and wife have moved into
the rooms over the Noble & Hurd store.
-Relinquishment. Address
John CARING, R. r. l, Hillyard, Wash.
G. P. feeding, of Spokane, is new
clerk in the office of the Priest River
reserve.
FOR SALE-Good mich cows and
litter of we'll bred pigs. Prices right.
A. w. Westfall, Newport.
FOR SALE-Inside corner, 45x100;
fine location; $50 feet from Washington
avenue sidewalk. Inquire at the Miner
office.
DR.. Mintzer, OF Colville. presiding
elder Of this district of the M. e. church,
was visitor with Rev. A. H. Morton
Wednesday.
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.
VIM. G. Springer and family left We'd
nesday noon for their former home in
Franklin, Indiana. Mr.. Springer was
formerly manager of Silver Birch Farm
for Mr.. Tallnad,e.
Chief Engineer Cassell, of the Great
Northern system, arrived in this city
from St. Paul Wednesday. He is on
tour of inspection and while here will
look over the bridge work near this city.
The general managers apecial passed
through this city Thursday morning
over the Great Northern Railway. On
board the train were several high Off
Gals of the Great Northern. They paid
the local Office call.
A. l.. Snow, accompanied by his two
oldest sons. returned Wednesday noon
from Alaska, and will spend the winter
here with his family. Mr.. Snow is
railroad contractor and has been en-
gagged in that work in Alaska since
spring.
G. e. Cook, senior member of the
contracting firm of c.. E. Cook & Sons,
of Minneapolis and st. Paul, arrived in
this city Wednesday morning. While
here Mr.. Cook will make an inspection
of the new bridge which his firm is con-
structing for the Great Northern just
east of this city.
Jas. M. Culberson, general manager OF
the Snowy Top Mining Company, passed
through this city Monday, en- route
from Spokane to the company's mines
in Port Hill, b. G. While in Spokane
Manager Culberson purchased about
HOO feet of track and several ore cars
and other equipment for his mines.
Miss Wadsworth has resigned her 20.
sition as teacher in the primary depart
ment of the Newport schools, and has
gone to Central Washington to take w
her residence on her claim. Miss Helen
A. Olson, who has been bookkeeper al
the Farmers Cooperative Store, sues
ceeds her in the primary department.
Captain Avery E. Davidson, of Dali
kena, passed through this city Monday,
en- route to Spokane, where he expects
to remain for several days on business.
While here the captain left some very
fine specimens of Wolf River apples
grown on his ranch. The apples are the
largest exhibited by the Commercial
Club this year.
| The teachers returned from Colville
Saturday evening and school was re-
sumed Monday morning. They were
| well pleased with the institute as con-
Quoted by County Superintendent Daisy
Hard, and thoroughly appreciated the
instruction and lectures provided. Some
of the ladies had considerable trouble on
account of the financial stringency,
making it difficult for them to get funds
to return to Newport, and had to tele-
grnph to friends to help them out.
Tom Lyons, lumberjack at the Clark
q Saddler camp south of town, was
brought to Newport Monday afternoon
suffering from severe cut on the back
OF the head. While working about a
mile and half from camp he in some
manner fell over onto the edge of the
ak. receiving deep cut, which caused a
severe hemorrhage. DIR. Boudwin fixed
him up and he returned to camp We'd
inesday.