The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
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Frank u. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
Good girl wanted. Apply First Ma
tiunal Bank.
Iatea: styles in new fall millinery at
ladies' Bazaar
For high grade mems and boys shoes
.,a to Gust Anderson's store
Special sale in pictures and frames at
Nller's old stand.
b. $. Defenbach, of Standpoint, was a
Newport visitor early in the week.
WANTED-At City Market, veal and
chickens; highest market price paid.
Mrs. Archie Depew, of the South Side,
Is reported very low from TYPHOID fever
FOR SALE-My present shop site and
dwelling, cheap is taken at once. F. w.
Miner,
A large honse and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for a chicken ranch. Charles
f. Craig.
SPECIAL - Chicken dinner Sunday
at the Banquet restaurant, BIC. Ice
cream served all day.
Good girl wanted for Homework, four
in family; must be good cook. Apply
at First National Bank.
Jerry Desart, the jeweler. has received
a new sign. 1t is large clock. OF
course it points to SIT.
Jack Harper Is building a new livery
barn adjoining the Heldmaier bakery
on Union avenue near Third street.
Parties desiring residence phones on
the new telephone exchange can secure
same by applying to the central office.
Step into Charlie Schneider's and have
YOUR measure taken for new fall and
winter suit from the new line he is
showing.
F. Lehmkuhl general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice, Screen
doors and windows furnished. Shop on
Fourth and Cass. 2@ If
l.. kirchan is moving his barn from
the rear of his meat market On Wash
ington avenue to the residence lots he
purchased in Scott's Addition.
County Fire Warden L. A. Kerr re-
ports that the recent fire on the Pend
Orei]le cost the state $3001 "a, and the
associated lumber companies as much
more.
The offices in the Newport Trading
Co building have been newly painted
and papered. The Security State Bank
interior has also been nicely decorated
and new linoleum placed on the floor.
Philip Nagle has burned the first kiln
Of brick at his new yards, and is now
preparing to burn the second kiln. The
two kilns will contain 10000 of brick,
and Mr.. Nagle says that he has sold the
product for an average price of $l4 per
thousand
Rev. |. W. Rhodes, pastor OF the First
Congregational Church of the Calispel
valley, passed through Newport on Mon
day, on his way to North Yakima to
attend the meeting of the Congrega-
tional Ministerial Association of WASH
ington, which will have three-day
session.
There are all kinds of imitation Oak
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. Come
and take look at the Charter Oak
Range. Malleable polished top and
bases, They are beauties and cheap.
A large house and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for a chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
G.. l.. Whips, Thos Fea and George
kreiger have returned from the lie
Clerc ranch down the river, where they
built barn for storing baled hay. The
new barn is 2OxS0 feet with 20 foot
posts. The LeClerc Bros. will this year
will bale about $50 tons Of hay, besides
having enough to winter 70 head of cattle
and their horses.
Frank Luce, county assessor of Bonner
county, and who was defeated at the
recent county convention for renomina-
ton, has decided to run as an indepen-
dent. He is the only candidate that
was defeated at the convention who has
decided not to abide by the decision OF
the convention. Mr.. Luce it is
understood, attributes his defeat to
the lumber companies influence. 1t is
certain that he attempted to readjust
the values of cut-over land so that they
would compare favorably with ranch
land, but this fact will probably not as
sist him in securing an election on an