The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-19

AAOAAS 40 yOu1 WoA1S0s
Northern Mercantile Co.
PHONE 80
Miller does undertaking.
See Crandall for watches.
FOR sALE-Toulouse geese. Inquire
j. c. Langille, city. 25-3
Furnished room to let. Inquire of Mrs
McKie. 25tf
Try the Home Bakery's superior
cream bread, SC per loaf.
Now is good time to send in your
subscription to the NEWPORT MINER.
Girl wants place as general house SER
want. Apply Miller's furniture store.
Leave your order for Thanksgiving
turkey at City Market. Strictly fresh
stock.
The Bachelors Club initiated six new
members last Monday. 1t see.ns too
bad that such an organization should
exist in Newport.
liz. w. Beckwith, formerly manager of
the Northern Electric Co., but now re-
siding in Spokane, was visiting New
port friends on Thursday
FOR SALES Poland China pigs,
months old, male, 2 females; also lot
of woodchopper's tools cheap. Missouri
Chop House.
F. Lehmkuhl, general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice, Storm
doors and windows furnished. Shop on
Fourth and Cass. If
DR.. Boudwin was called on to set the
fractured wrist of Chester Pruitt, Of
Usk, late last week. The injury is not
very severe.
The Northern Idaho News says that
County Assessor Frank Luce will re.
move to his ranch near Albeni Falls as
soon as his term of office expires.
Mrs. Boomer entertained the 0. n. o.
500 club at the residence of H. M. Iund
on Monday evening. There were seven
tables in use. Light refreshments were
served.
=. C. Paine will leave next week for
Dalkena where he goes to open his log
ging camp. He has contract with the
D. & K. Mill people for getting out tie
stock.
There is good gate on the roof of one
of Judge Lusher's woodsheds. The gate
was placed there Halloween night by a
bunch of youngsters who were out play
ing pranks.
Constable Jenne took chaege of the
Busy Bee cafe on Wednesday. The pro-
prietors of the place failed to pay Louis
Kirchan about $75. so that gentleman
closed the hive. There are other credi-
tors.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me are hereby requested to
call and settle their accounts between
now and Jan. l, 1909, az l need the
money badly in order to continue my
business. w. F. Willard.
The Stevens County Abstract Co. re-
ports that A. L. Ries and others have
filed a quartz location on the old Katy
did mining property. The mine will be
known in the future as the Eagle.
John Johnson was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Mcdonald on Tuesday for
having a heavier load than he could
carry. John is talking of taking out
dray license. 80 that he will not be
bothered in the future.
The fret English sparrows ever no.
ticed in this locality made their appear
ance this week. These little johnny
Bull birds are one of the greatest pests
in the eastern states. May their num-
Der grow smaller each year.
Judge Mcdonald has a package of
laundry and other goods at his Office.
The package was found on the porch of
a residence on the south side of the
Great Northern tracks. The owner can
have the goods by identifying the same.
Although the last session of the city
council did not adjourn until after mid
night, but little business out side of the
ordinary routine was transacted A
franchise for an electric light system
was granted to R. D. Anderson, the
owner OF the lephone company.
paddy" Jack Koch's pet bulldog
and the friend of nearly every person in
town, met with an accident last week
that caused his death. A hunter had
Paddy out on the trail and accidentally
shot him. He was 80 badly injured that
Jack had the brute chloroformed and
put out of misery.
J. G. Langllle returned from Priest
Lake on Tuesday, where he has been
engaged for some time in constructing a
large passenger boat for Mr.. Clead.
=. <ho cooarI hook that H. L.,