The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-09

See the fine new lot of glassware at
Miller's furniture store.
Banker G. +. Craig was Spirit Lake
visitor Monday evening.
Miss Margaret Brown. of Locke, has
been the guest of her friend, Miss Edna
Seeley.
S. H. Anschell, the auto route hot air
artist of Metaline, was Newport visitor
Monday.
Miller the furniture man has fine
line of jardinieres and glassware. Call
and see him.
Geo. A. and F. ". Vawter went to
Occur d'Alene Monday evening on a
business trip.
M. M. Summons has returned from a
trip to Northport, Republic and other
places in that vicinity.
LOST-One large 2-year-old bull, dark
red, very short horns, no brand; liberal
reward will he paid. R. S. Proctor.
Dalkena, Wash. 1873
Ben Harrison, of lone, has been in the
city the past week, trying to interest
local capitalists in the sandstone quar-
ries at that place.
Bring your pictures to Miller, the
furniture man, to have them framed.
A complete stock of fine mouldings
always on hand to select from.
w. E. Boyer, of the Farmers Store,
steps high these days and smiles broadly
on account of the nice little daughter
that arrived at his home Monday.
FOR SALE-Tamarack or fir wood
cheap. delivered; special prices on
10 or more cords. J. Kreiger, Box 1874,
Tel. Al. 12-l9tf
Last Saturdays Post-Intelligencer, OF
Seattle, contained bird's-eye view of
Newport and write up of The advance
made by our town during the past year.
It gave Newport some desirable adver-
Using.
Harry Wray, day operator at the Great
Northern depot, returned Monday after
noon from St. Paul, where he spent
several weeks as member of the griev-
ance committee of the Order of Railway
Telegraphers.
County Superintendent Daisy Hard
was at Newport and Scotia recently.
She is considering transfer of school
territory at Scotia, and meeting of the
school patrons of that district will be
called for Feb. 3 to consider the matter.
-Colville Examiner.
F. M. Buck, lessee of the Commercial
Hotel, has sold the lease and fixtures to
Guy Haines, of Spokane. Mr.. Haines
is former Stevens county man, having
resided in the neighborhood of Colville.
He has taken possession of the property
and will endeavor to conduct first-class
place.
G. W. Cooper, of Cusick, who recently
made profitable sale of his ranch prop
erty in that vicinity, returned to the
valley last week. Mr.. Cooper had spent
about week investigating other locali-
ties in the Inland Empire, with view
to investing, but came to the conclusion
that the Calispel Valley presents the
best opportunities and will re-invest
there.
A. MacCorquodale, district freight
agent of the o. R. & N, located at Spo-
kane, and A. H. Sperry, assistant gen.
eral freight and passenger agent OF the
Spokane International, were Newport
port visitors Monday morning, coming
in over the new railroad. Both gentle
men expressed themselves as very favor
ably impressed with Viewpoints location
and prospects. and predict the building
of city here.
The people of Selma had read and
heard great deal of "Bob" Smith. and
their anxiety to hear him was mani
tested by the large attendance that was
present. and if the peals of laughter can
be counted for anything, they were de-
lighted with what they saw and heard.
Mr.. Smith at the very start caught the
attention of his audience, and before he
had spoken half dozen words had them
in an unrOar If louohtor ,ocd %b;c con-
tinued during the entire evening. He is
delightful to listen to, and his easy,
graceful manners and splendid delivery
stir all the emotion of ones nature with
charm that is indeed hare, to surpass.
Selma, Ala, Journal. At the Opera
House Jan. II. under the auspices of the
Epworth League fer the benefit of the
organ fund.