The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-09

City Marshal Jenne was on the sick
list last Saturday.
Miss Jessie Seeley left Tuesday morn
ing for Bellingham to resume her school
work.
VIM. H. Martin and family have re-
turned from a two months visit with
Puget Sound relatives.
Thoroughbred S. G. B. Leghorns, two
pullets and cockerell, 1926 per trio if
taken soon. Hal E. Fremming. 34-3
Remember DIR. Vinton, of the King
Co., will be at Desart's Jewelry Store
Jan. IS. See him about your eyes. 34-2
George Torreson, of the Fidelity Lum-
Der Co., has gone east for six weeks
visit. He will combine business with
pleasure.
Frank Quick, of Edwall, WASH, is the
guest of his father, Daniel Quick, of the
Newport Hotel. He will remain through
the winter and attend school.
Would like to correspond with parties
having to sell So foot and longer cedar
poles, and also and inch cedar posts
Z to IL feet in length. Address H. j.
Anderson, Box $50, Newport.
There is considerable complaint made
regarding the ferry service across the
Pend d'Oreille. With the building of
the new plant across the river next
summer by the Fidelity Company there
will have to be something done to afford
better facilities for crossing the river.
Make up your mind to do a little
boosting for Newport during this year
of 1903. No town in the country has a
brighter future before it than has this
city we call our home. What it needs
is a pull altogether to accomplish the
greatest good for all.
The MINER is in receipt of word from
Father Folchi, OF Spokane, who minis
tiers to the Catholic people of this Sec
ton, that he was unable to keep his
appointment for last Sunday on account
OF illness. He states that he is now i'm
proving and expects to attend to his
work in the future.
William Effort, employed by Joe Ber-
neck as office manager, had the misfor-
tune to lose his pocketbook containing
SIS in wooden money the other day.
Bill does not know whether he lost it or
whether some light-fngered chap swiped
it. The book was in his pistol pocket
and exposed to view, SO that the latter
theory is probable.
Richard Yonck, of Dalkena, started
Monday for trip to his native land,
Switzerland, expecting to be gone for
several months. Before leaving Mr..
Yonck added to his holdings down the
river by purchasing the w. K. Russell
ranch near Dalkena. That he may have
a pleasant visit to the old home and a
safe return is the hope Of his many
friends.
Albeni Poirier. in whose honor Albeni
Falls was named, was in the city Tues
day and renewed his license to conduct
a saloon at the Falls. Poirier in an early
day had refreshment place at the
Falls, and with the opening up of trade
in that section again last season he got
out license, which he renewed at this
time.-Sandpoint Review.
f. w. Stevens, who for some time past
has been connected with the Metaline
Steamboat Company, has started boat
building works on his property on the
river front. Mr.. Stevens is practical
boat builder and has had many years
experience in that line. He will make
specially of pleasure craft-from a
light row boat to a frst-class gasoline or
electric launchA Mr.. Stevens has at
present two contracts on hand for gaso-
line launches of the latest pattern.
"Billy" Hebron, of old town, is ar
ranging a wrestling match between Earl
Rusho, farmer residing between New
port and Spirit Lake, and Heinrich, the
we'll known professional from Spokane.
The match, if arranged, will take place
at the Opera House within the next ten
days. Rusho has had quite bit OF ex-
perience at the game. About a year ago
he had bout with Clutch" Wagner,
who was considered invincible in North
Idaho. Wagner agreed to throw Rnsho
three times within an hour, but, after
trying his best for one hour and ten
minutes, he had to be satisfied with a
draw. The wrestling game is picking up
in the northwest. Hebron thinks that
he has conner in Rusho.