The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
See Crandall for watches.


Inquire OF H. A. Miller.
Secondhand farm wagon for sale
cheap. Inquire at Reid Hardware store
Two good furnished rooms to rent fol
light housekeeping. Inquire Mrs. &. A
Vawter.
SPECIAI-Chicken dinner Sunday at
the Banquet restaurant. 35c. Ice cream
served all day.
LOST-A string of gold beads. Finder
please return to Mrs. E. W. McMorran
and receive reward.
w. f. Boyer is serving as storekeeper
and timekeeper for the Fidelity Co. 8
work across the river.
Good seasoned fir and tamarack de-
liyered for $3.50 cord. Special prices on
ten or more cords. Box 164, city. 17-tf
A good warehouse for sale cheap if
taken at once. Can be made into a
dwelling house, store or barn. Inquire
at First National Bank.
J. 2. Berneck and wife are happy over
the arrival of a baby girl at their home
Tuesday morning. Mother and baby
are doing we'll and Joe is bubbling over
with delight.
q. w. Rudolph had the misfortune to
turn his ankle and crack one OF the
small bones while returning to his home
Friday night. He will be laid up for
several weeks by the accident.
John jacobson, of Occur d'Alene, has
purchased the electrical supply and
bicycle shop of w. L. Chrysler and will
take possession this week. He has had
experience in electrical
work.
Schneider, the tailor, would be pleased
to have you come in and look over his
new line of fall and winter suitings.
Tailor made clothes give you hobby
that can be duplicated in no
other way.
E. E. Bridgeman has purchased the
W. E. Weltzin stock at Cement and has
taken charge of the same Mr.. Bridge
man expects to increase the stock and
run a frst-class general merchandise
store
You are cordially invited to attend
our fall opening, where we will have on
display foreign and domestic pattern
hats and the seasons latest novelties,
from Sept. 18th to the 10Th. Fee Sisters
Millinery, Third street, Newport.
Mrs. &. A. Lawrence left this morn
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
the packing of their house
hold goods and say good-by to friends
preparatory to making their home in
During her absence Mr.. Lawrence will
visit in the Sound country.
General Manager Blackwell, OF the l.
& W. N. road, was down river passen-
ger on the lone Wednesday. He was
accompanied by c. L. Hubert, presi-
dent of the Elgin National Watch Co.,
of Elgin, ILL.,. who is one of the stock
holders in the new road. and was look
ing over the territory it covers.
At the Congregational church on Sun
day the pastor will present the following
sermon themes: Morning, Everyday
Christianity" evening, "Naaman Was
a Great Man, But" Beginning next
Sunday the time of the evening meeting
is changed to 7:30 c. E. meeting at
6:45.
Felix LeClerc has been a Newport
visitor this week, returning to his home
down the river today. Mr.. LeClerc re-
ports all excellent crop Of hay and grain
on his ranch, the grain crop having been
saved by the dixie they built last year.
He has one OF the very best properties
down the river and is very we'll pleased
with the returns from it.
G. E. Hadley. of the Hadley Manu-
featuring Co., was quite badly bruised
about the face Saturday. While work
ing at power bracket saw a piece of
2x4 timber flew off and struck him
across the face. After receiving medical
attention Mr.. Hadley went to Priest
River to spend few days while recov-
ering from his injuries.
DR.. o. G. Nelson, OF Minnesota, has
purchased the practice OF Drs. Mann &
Hughes, and arrived in Newport today to
take possession of the same. He will
have his office in the same building as
did his predecessors. DR.. Nelson is a
graduate Of the University of Mime
sofa, a gentleman OF pleasing appear
ance and will doubtless meet with sue
cess in Newport.
On account of the rush of work caused
by the construction of so many new
building in Newport this fall, W. F.
Millard, the plumber and timer, has
been forced to increase his shop force.
The latest addition is John Peters. who