The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-19
See Miller for furniture.

See Miller tor furniture.
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, $3.50 per setting. SILVER Birch
Fam, Newport. If
Miller, the undertaken, has a most
complete establishment and answers
calls day or night.
Carl Peterson, Spokane Chronicle cir
culator, who has been sick with diph-
liberia, is much improved.
A 49, pound boy arrived yesterday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K Mckenzie
and was given warm welcome.
The democrats of Newport will meet
in the city hall Friday evening for the
purpose of forming Democratic club.
w. E. Southroad of Spokane was in
town the first of the week Investigating
the district with view of buying fruit
and orchard lands.
Lawrence Van Hold, soda water ex-
pert from Minneapolis, has arrived and
will have charge of the fountain at the
Adams pharmacy this season.
Grover & Lusher report the sale of lot
eight, block IL; Koch's addition, from
John Vaughn to Thomas Nunally. The
consideration was $500.
Lund Hardware Co. received car
load of wagons, and 4-inch tires, plows,
cultivators and disc harrows, selling
same at less than Spokane prices, be-
sides saving you the freight.
Lumber shipments are beginning to
60 out to the east but are still slow in
comparison with former years. Last
week six cars Of lumber and three of
cedar poles went east from Newport.
R. Helme of Vancouver, superintend-
cut of the Western Express company,
and Fred H. Smith of Nelson, route
agent, were Newport visitors Monday
They were much pleased with the city
Notice is hereby given that have dis
posed of my harness and saddlery bust
ness to Fl. G. Murphy, and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me are
requested to call and SETTLE B T. Foote
A. f. Ries has one of the finest spec
linens of lynx in this section. The lynx
is dead, of course. so no one need be
afraid to 60 in and take look at it. 1t
is very nicely mounted and was killed a
few miles from Newport last winter.
r. D. Anderson, who recently obtained
franchise from the city council for a
telephone exchange, has written that
he has disposed OF his interests in the
east and will arrive in Newport at an
early date and proceed to install the new
system. .
A new Swenson grubbing machine
was unloaded today for the SILVER Birch
farm. It has fourteen and one-half feet
sweep and is capable of developing III
horse power, enabling it to handle
stumps in good shape. Mr.. Talmadee
expects to clear about 20 acres on Silver
Birch this season.
The Wide Awake club will give sup
per in Kelly's hall next Saturday eve
ming. The proceeds will be for. the ben
eft of the piano fund. The young folks
are DESTROYS of a liberal patronage on
this occasion as they are: making siren
uous effort to liquidate the Indebtedness
on the school piano, some $4l being due
on the instrument Every one should
turn out and help the club close up this
debt. Supper, IS cents.
Work on the Full Moon claim about
five miles down the river has been stop
ped for the present. Samples of the
ore were taken to Spokane for assaving.
If the results of the assay are as good as
the owners think then work will begin
again. A shaft will be sunk where the
finest ore shoot appears. The last shot
before closing down work resulted in
exposing much richer 'ore face than
anv previously made. The ore carries
large values in gold.
The steam shovel, operated by the
Great Northern on the east end OF the
fill at the falls was badly wrecked on
Sunday. A Landslide struck the big
iron machine sQuarely on the side and
put it out of commission. The steam
wrecker from Hillyard was called out
and pulled the machine out of the dirt