The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-26
Mrs. G. S. Thomas left this week for
Aberdeen WASH

Mrs. G. S. Thomas left this week for
Aberdeen. Wash.
Now is a good time to send in your
subscription to the NEWPORT MINER.
The King Sash and Door Company s
mill at Penrith began the seasons cut
| Tuesday.
SOB. LEGHORN EGGS-for hatch
ing, 81 per setting, $3.50 for 26 Fine
Hal F. Fremming. 43tf
Mrs. w. H. Nebergall left on No.
Wednesday for an extended visit
through the east.
Azel McCurdy is improving the looks
OF his barber shop with a new carpet OF
Iinoleum and general overhauling.
There will be dance in Kelly's Hall
Saturday evening from 8 until IL o'clock.
Music by Kirkpatrick's orchestra.
Tickets rs cents.
There is hardly day but that all the
real estate dealers have from three to
four inquiries, by mail or in person,
from parties desiring to rent houses in
this city.
FOR RENT-One large we'll furnished
room in private family. suitable for two
gentlemen; all modern conveniences.
Mrs. Geo. Hynes, corner Scott avenue
and Fifth street.
The fishing season has opened up in
good shape and some fine catches have
been reported. Most of the fish caught
are whitefsh and char, although few
trout are captured occasionally.
Notice is hereby given that have dis
posed of my harness and saddlery bust
ness to H. G. Murphy, and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me are
requested to call and settle. B T. Foote.
The case OF J. l.. Long against the
Sterling Silver Lead Co. was dismissed
at Colville this week, on the motion of
the defendants attorney, the plaintiff
having failed to make the necessary
proofs.
The Craig cement block factory is now
in operation and turning out blocks for
several OF the new buildings in process
of erection here The Spirit Lake plant,
partly owned by Mr.. Craig, is also in
operation.
One of the Hunter livery barn rigs
was badly smashed Wednesday night by
a party who had hired it to take trip
to Penrith. A little too much liquid re-
freshments were taken along aNl the
rig would not stand for the load.
A party OF young people made an
evening call on the Reyes brothers. who
are keeping bachelors hall, and finding
them not at home proceeded to enjoy
themselves by getting up supper from
their larder and had a very pleasant
time.
A. Ray Williams was called to Glen
wood, Iowa, Tuesday by the news that
his mother is in feeble health. A fele-
gram received today announces the
death of his mother, and Mr. Williams
will arrive too late to see her.
Frank Smith, late of Elgin, whom we
mentioned short time ago as going to
Washington to look up location, last
week bought restaurant at Newport
That town CLOCKS good" to many people
these days-West Union Howa) Ga
zette.
FOR SALE-The fastest and most
powerful small launch on the river
Length q feet, beam A inches, new
with ST H. P. Feno engine, an engine
that runs any and all times. Seats six
people and operator. Cheap for cash
Address or call on J. G. Langille, New.
port.
C. L. Gilbert has begun shipping wood
to Spokane. He has about $4,000
worth of fine cord wood contracted to
ship to one party. During the last win
ter he has maintained camp near this
place and has employed about rs mer
most of the time. The camp is still ir
operation and will probably be contin'
ued during the summer, although not sc
many men will be employed.
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