The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-10
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
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Miller does undertaking.
cedar Park means fine view.
Latest styles in new fall millinery at
Ladies Bazaar.
FOR nigh grade men s and boys shoes
.. to Gust Anderson's store.
special sale in pictures and frames at
Yliller's old stand.
WANTED-At City Market, veal and
chickens: highest market price paid,
4. J. Terpenning returned this morn
ing from business trip to Spokane
FOR SALE-My present shop site and
dwelling, cheap is taken at once. F W.
Miner.
A. ". Bronson, of Spokane, spent
friday and Saturday visiting Newport
friends.
4 large honse and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for chicken ranch Charles
f Craig.
SPECIAL - Chicken dinner Sunday
At the Banquet restaurant, 25c. Ice
cream served all day
Good girl wanted for Homework, four
in family; must be good cook. Apply
at First National Bank
Cruiser L. n. Johnson left today for
Montana, where he has been working
most of the time this summer,
Henry Allen has been succeeded as
night marshal by J. P Kirk patrick, who
wears the star with becoming dignity
Geo. s. Chapman, who has been visit
ing near Cusick, came up Tuesday to
participate in the primary election.
The Lund Hardware Co. has joined
the list of those donating to the building
of the new cutoff road to the Calispel
valley.
f. Lehmkuhl, general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice. Screen
doors and windows furnished Shop on
Fourth and Cass. If
Mrs. S. J. Appleman. who has been
receiving medical treatment at Spokane,
returned home Monday considerably
improved in health.
DR.. G B. Mann has disposed of his
dental practice in Newport and will re-
turn to Spokane He will Office in the
Lindelle Block with DR.. Belden.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Mcdonald Mer-
camille Co., enjoyed visit from his
sons, D. G., A. NJ, and o. B., all of Spo-
kane, also Mrs. b. G. McDonad and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Dorm.
Auditor J. T. McDevitt. of the I. &
". n road, accompanied by his chief
clerk, Fred Dodson, was in Newport to-
day, issuing checks to the force that the
road has employed here the past month.
They disbursed over $4,000.
County Commissioner w. !. Fountain
vas In town this morning On his way to
Colville TO attend the meeting Of the
commissioners. They will canvas sthe
votes cast at the primary election and
transact other regular busin ess.
The Linsley mill at Marshall lake
has shut down after short run. Enough
timbers have been sawed to construct
the fumes for the big irrigation ditch
which is now being dug to water the
lands of Mr. Linsley in that vicinity
He expects to set out large orchard in
the spring.
In reporting the sale OF the Jones
ranch at Usk THE MINER stated that the
sale included the store property. Mr..
Jones has retained the store building
and stock of goods, also several choice
building lots on the river front. The
deal is not yet entirely closed, but a
liberal payment has been made and it is
likely that the deal will 60 through.
A family reunion is being held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Van
Deusen on first street. The guests are
Mrs. Jennie Reppert and son, of Kansas
City, Mo, a sister of Mrs. Van Deusen
Mrs. Weymouth, of Minneapolis, also q
sister, and her daughter, Mrs. VIII
Ellis, and children, of Hillyard, Wash
1t is many years since all were together
There are all kinds of imitation Oal
Ranges on the market, but there is only
one genuine Charter Oak Range made
and sold here exclusively by Lund Hard
ware Co. Prices of six-hole, asbestos
lined, nickel.plated at $25 and up. Com,
and take look at the Charter Oal
Range Malleable polished top ant
bases, They are beauties and cheap
Passenger train No. on the |. & W
N. railroad made good run out of New
port last Friday evening. After waiting
for the boat connection the train lief
Newport l6 minutes late and arrived a
Grand Junction, distance of 43 miles
only three minutes late. With the per