The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-08
Miller does undertaking.

Try the Home Rakery's superior
cream bread, sc per loaf.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes all kinds; prices right
FOR SALE-Good range cheap If taken
at once. Inquire at Home Grocery.
A large house and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for a chicken ranch. Charles
f. Craig.
J. T. Gibbs has purchased the Henry
Moves property and will move his fam
lily in this week.
FOR SALEA good gentle pony,
broke to ride or drive, 500 Enquire
John Mclnnis
WOOD FOR SALE Seasoned, none
better; pine So, tamarack SO so; deliy-
cred full cord guaranteed. Box liz,
Newport, Wn. 1874
Chas. Schneider, the tailo,, has re-
ceiyed the latest patterns in cloth stuffs
for mems fall and winter suits. Call
and look over his line.
Do not expect to get a better cigar
than the Havana Bales for 5 cents. for
they are not made. You get them at
the Newport Billiard Parlor.
A. Ray Williams recently took the
state examination at Walla Walla, and
has received certificate emitting him
to work as licensed embalmer.
| am now taking orders for the we'll
known Miller & Sons, Milton, Oregon,
nursery stock for fall delivery. See me
for what you want in that line. J. NJ.
Mcdonald.
A carload of cement for the founda-
lions of the new Fidelity mill across the
river arrived last week, and the work of
putting in the concrete piers will be
started next week.
Owing to the failure of the electric
light plant THE MINER is printed this
week with power furnished by Fair
banks-M gasoline engine installed
for the emergency by the Newport Iron
Works.
Herman l!essel and wife, of Dayton,
WASH, have been guests of Mr.. Hessels
sister, Mrs. F. W. Smith Mrs. Smith
and children accompanied them back to
Dayton and will spend a month as their
guests.
Engineer Taylor, in charge of one of
Blackwell surveying crews, went to
Locke Monday morning to join his camp
near Locke. The men are engaged in
running alternate location lines in that
vicinity.
Schneider, the tailor, would be pleased
new line of fall and winter suitings.
Tailor made clothes give you hobby
appearance that can be duplicated in no
other way
The committee soliciting funds for the
free public ferry reports that to date
there has been subscribed $500. About
$3.50 more are needed to complete the
required sum and the committee will
continue its efforts.
| have some good agricultural home
stead locations in Stevens county, also
some forties which can be taken under
the stone and timber act. Homestead
locations in Oregon. Address c. III. Fin
ley, Box 176, Newport, Wn. 40 IL
W. i. Hoon and family left Wednes-
day night for their home at Beaver
Falls, Pa. They have been in Nepwort
for several months visiting c. A. Fielder
and family, and during that time Mr..
Hoon has served as day clerk at the
hotel.
Standpoint expects to get free delivery
of mail after Jan. l, the postal receipts
having grown to such an extent as to
entitle the town to it. The town viii
also have big religious revival this
month, which is doubtless needed and
will do it good
A chicken supper will be served in
the basement OF the Congregational
church at 6 O'Clock Thu 'sday, Oct. Is,
until all are served The menu includes
the following good things: Chicken,
ham, baked beans, brown bread, hot
suet pudding. Price is 35 cents. All
are invited to come and enjoy good
supper.
ID. B. Chaloner, of Usk, formerly with
the Usk Mercantile Co., who had his
place of business at Cusick destroyed by
fire last spring, was in town Monday on
his way back from the Occur d'Alene
country. where he has been seeking q
business location. He is as yet unde
cided as to location and may remain
in the Calispel valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irion, of Standpoint
we're guests OF Newport friends Satur
day. They were formerly teachers ir