The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-16
Miller does undertaking.

Frank D. Crandal, expert watch;
maker.
r. T. Anderson was business visitor
in Spokane Tuesday.
f. F. Yoder. of Tiger, was registered
at the Antler this week.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
John Brown, of Locke, has been q
Newport visitor this week.
Mrs. George Honsinger, of Crescent
is reported very sick with diphtheria.
Don't overlook the H. & s. for fresh
fruits and vegetables Fruits for can.
ming.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist; Spokane Office
2l7 Fernwell Building, Riverside and
Stevens street.
Judge Long has had two horses killed
by the Great Northern trains during
the past ten days.
Mems clothes cleaned and pressed al
reasonable prices. Mrs. NJ. Bowers,
State street, Solth Side.
LOST-A pair of gold spectacles and
case Name of E. F. Teape on case
Finder leave at Adams Pharmacy.
FOR SALE-Cheap. Fine team oil
mules. Inquire of Chas. Lutz, second
house west of the Cottage House. SO
Extra Star A Star air dried shingles,
$3.50 per thousand. Moeser- Terry
Lumber Co., Fl. J. Anderson, Manager
Eugene Jenne sent in his papers to
the county auditor Tuesday, filing his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
alton for sheriff..
Quite a number of transfers Of local
estate have been made the past week
and indications are that number oi
new houses will be started soon.
Walter Rogers, manager of the North
ern Mercantile Co.'s store, started Mon
day for weeks trip into the Metaline
country, to familiarize himself with the
resources of the camp.
Reports from ranchers down the river
are to the effect that both the timothy
and wild hay crops will be very good
this year, even on the lands that were
overfowed by the extraordinary high
water of this year.
F. M, McCaslin, of Metaline, manager
of Hoyt's Cash Store at Metalire, was
in town Monday on his way to the Lead
City. The store is now doing business
and is said to carry the finest stock OF
goods north of Newport.
They have arrived, packed in neal
punches of $50 to the bunch. 1000 viii
cover 40 square feet laid inches to
the weather. They are air dried vel
manufactured and only $3.50 per thous
and. For information see H. J. Anderson
R. X. Kennedy, of Dalkena, returned
last week from Spokane where he was
in hospital for several weeks as the
result of getting tangled up in the shaft
ing in the mill at Dalkena. Ralph haC
all his clothes torn off and was severely
bruised up before the machinery was
stopped but considers himself lucky tc
get off as well as he did.
F. G.. JORDAN, president of the Phoeni,
Cement and Manufacturing Co., of Ce
ment, takes exception to the article il
last weeks MINER, in which reference il
made to Mr. Jordan's having lost hi
fight with the old cement company. Mr.
Jordan says; "The facts are that tn,
trial has not come off. When it does
assure you an entirely different situation
and result will follow"
The annual fat and lean ball game
was pulled off Sunday, and despite thu
oppressive heat, which should have actet
in favor of the leans, the fats easily VOL
out bv score of II to 9. Will Adam
pitched for the fats, and Louie Klrchal
was a tower of strength at shortstop
With the assistance of Bill Purchase
roofing the leans were made to cut {
sorry figure, and got most of their score.
through the fat good nature of Their
opponents. The fats are all swelled uf
over their victory, and are contemplate
ing a challenge to the regular team, thu
only stipulation being that the regulars
do not hire league pitcher for tn.
occasion.