The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
FOR SALE-Cheap, a business corner.
Inquire of H. A. Miller.
Will pay cash for cordword. Moeser
Terry Lumber Co., Newport, Wash.
Team, harness and wagon, California
box, for sale at bargain. H. G. Hunt,
Albeni Falls.
SPECIAL-Chicken dinner Sunday at
the Banquet restaurant. 35c. Ice cream
served all day.
FOR SALE-A good 2300-pound team
with harness; price $780, Apply at
postoffice at White, Idaho.
LOST-Lace pins, mounted with pearl
and diamond sets. Finder please bring
to this office and receive reward.
Good seasoned fir and tamarack de-
liyered for $3.50 cord. Special prices on
ten or more cords. Box 1854, city. 17-tf
NOTICE. will not be responsible
for any debts which may be contracted
by Mrs. B. Gehrg on my account. w.
R. Kemp.
Chas. Schneider, the tailo,, has re-
ceiyed the latest patterns in cloth stuffs
for mems fall and winter suits. Call
and look over his line.
The First National Bank has installed
a new Burroughs adding machine with
all the latest Improvements. they are
indeed wonderful machine and insure
accuracy in bookkeeping.
L. B. Schaeffers, of Sacheen Lake,
was Newport visitor Wednesday, and
called at The MINER to renew old &C.
quaintance with the editor, their former
homes in the east being in the same
county.
Cook & Sons have resumed work on
the piers for the Great Northern bridge
at Albeni Falls. They have three piers
to finish and hope to have same COM
pleted by Dec. l. About 80 men are
employed on the job.
Mr.. Ward, of the Spokane Lead Mines
Co., went to Metaline Wednesday morn
ing. The new directorate of the COM
pany has not yet decided as to the policy
of the company, and it may be that the
concentrator will not resume work this
fall.
u. S. Reidt. who is an enthusiastic
Penrith and Newport boomer, informs
The MINER that Penrith is still on the
map and moving to the front. The
latest at that thriving suburb is broom
factory, which will be established by
Mr.. N. O. Hayes. 1t is expected to
have the plant in operation by Jan. /.
G. F. Craig has recently made some
lengthy trips in his auto and engineers
the rig with success. He recently made
a good run to the Calispel valley, a
round trip of 80 miles. Wednesday
evening, with Mrs. Craig, he drove to
Spirit Lake. As rule the roads in this
section are good and make fine auto
sport.
A red hot baseball game occurred
Sunday afternoon, in which Dunlap's
Dutch aggregation lined up against
Barry's Irish The Dutch finally won
out after great bunch of errors had
been stacked up. The score was 10 to
16 in their favor. In two weeks there
will be another mix-up by the two ma
tionalities and some more fun may be
expected.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning the pastor will preach SER
mon to the boys and girls of the Sunday
school on the theme Remember Now
Thy Creator" The evening sermon
will be addressed to parents on the
theme, SIS the Young Man Safe?" Spe-
cial music will be furnished by male
quartet.
The Order of Owls held a meeting
Tuesday evening, at which officers were
elected, but the secret work OF the order
was not exemplifed, as the parapher-
MALTA failed to arrive. Another meeting
will be held some night next week Tor
that purpose. Officers elected are;
President, L. Kirchan; vice. president
J. R. Barry; secretary, J. E. Taylor !;
treasurer, E. H. c. McCurdy; chaplain
Azel McCurdy.