The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

Jos. Parker, of Tiger, was Newport
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Marie Coryell was in Spokane
last Sunday.
Dressmaking done at first house west
of Cottage House. Miss Lutz. 40-e
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COWS and a
yoke of oxen. J. H. Gregg, Dalkena,
Wash. 40-4
WANTED-R Accomplishments on spot
cash basis. Address Box 1874, Newport,
Wash. 38-tf
Fred Kim mel has recovered sufficiently
from his recent illness to enable him to
come down town.
81 per setting for thoroughbred Or
pington eggs, Sc per hundred; good lay
ers. V.P. Brown, Newport. 4Ot-f
The closing out sale of groceries still
continues at Caldwell's. Mail orders
given prompt and careful attention.
Owen Turney and wife, Of Spokane,
have been the guests of Arthur Willard
and wife. Mrs. Turney is daughter OF
Mr.. Willard.
c. Smith, the barber, formerly en-
ployed by George Neff, has gone into
the painting and paperhanging business.
His friends wish him success
Kirkpatrick's orchestra will give a
Washington's birthday dance at the
Kelly's Hall Saturday evening. Dane
ing from to IL. Tickets, Is cents.
The full progra m of the minstrel show
appears on the first page of THE MINER.
Read it over and make up your mind to
be there. Many seats are SOLD already.
Ed Mcdonnell formerly engaged in
the butcher business at Newport. but
lately residing in Spokane. has returned
to Newport and will make his home here
The approach of spring brings activity
in the baseball field The first sign OF
it will be baseball dance to be given
at the Opera House Friday evening.
March 6.
H. NJ Lund, the hardware man, who
has been laid up with rheumatism much
of the time this winter, was able to be
down town Monday and is attending to
business as usual.
Only few acre tracts left in the
Quale addition. Lots between First,
Second and Third streets. Can be had
on terms of one-third down, balance to
suit purchaser. Call on or write to O.
o. Quayle, Box 1873, Newport, Wash.
38-tf
George Tiger, A. D. Norman and Owen
Barney left Wednesday for Parker
Mountain, where they will 60 to work
on the mine asa second shift. Work at
the mine will be rushed this summer
means having been provided to further
the development of the property.
Numerous inquiries are coming to the
secretary of Commercial Club and home.
seekers from the east are beginning te
make their appearance. The advertise
ment inserted last week regarding the
| building of new block for business
purposes elected two favorable re-
sponses.
The steam shovel work east of Alben
Falls is encountering considerable trou
bic with wet clay east of the brick yards
They have been bothered by severa
slides and on Monday the shovel wa:
almost completely submerged by slide
and showed off its track, so that the ser
vices of wrecker from Hillyard were
required to get it back in position.
The council has granted license fol
moving picture show, which will oc
cupy the Opera House for an extended
period and possibly all summer.
complete change of film will be mad,
three times week, and the very lates
New York and Paris productions in thi
line will be shown. These shows hav,
made hit In all the cities OF the cOun
try and it will doubtless enjoy gooe
business here.
If you are on deck Monday night isis
is going to take you into confidence anl
show you with the aid of her Hoosiel
company how she Looked Broadway
New York all Oyer.n This latest nro
duct of the Hoosier lassie's is calico
4 ISIS in New York; and is said to b,
funnier than enything she has yet beer
seen in locally. Special scenery show
ing Broadway lighted, and the bi.
bridges. will be used and the same ex
cellent lot of hay-loft jokers and barr
dancers will accompany it.