The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-02

j. F. Meyers was business visitor in
Newport last Saturday.
90. Quale was transacting business
in Spokane last Saturday.
George Tiger was among lower river
visitors in this city last Friday.
Walter Harris. of Saddler's dray line,
was Spokane visitor Tuesday.
A daughter was born Saturday, Dec.
%, 1907, to DIR. II. F. Hughes and wife.
Henry A. Miller, the furniture man,
was transacting business in Spokane
Monday.
Alfred Saddler has been quite sick at
his home on the south side, suffering
from neutrality-suspicious..
C. B. Smith, proprietor of the~com :
mercial Hotel at Cusick, was transact
ing business in this city.
Art Bronson, Of the firm of Bronson
& Barry is suffering from a severe cold
and will not be out for several days.
Steve Harris, theiblacksmith, returned
ffom his home in Cheney Friday. Mr..
Harris spent Christmas with his family
there.
LOST-One large 2-year-old bull, dark
red, very short horns, no brand; liberal
reward will be paid. R. IS. Proctor.
Dalkena, Wash. 1873
The moving picture show given Friday
night in Kelly's hall was very instruc-
tive and amusing. The attendance,
however, was not large.
l have taken up one or 4-year-old
roam steer, branded B B or double g..
The same can be had by paying charges.
Apply " P. Brown, Conquest Landing
1924
H. NJ. Lund, the well known hardware
merchant, who has been troubled with
rheumatism for the past few weeks, has
improved sufficiently to be at his Office
again.
LOST, Strayed or Stolen-Two white
cayuses "a mare and horse), one black
mare with white stripe in face, newly
shod, about years old. Reward if re-
turned to DR.. H. F. Hughes.
Sleighing has been excellent since
Christmas day and almost every day
there is slight snowfall to keep it up.
The weather is ideal and conditions are
favorable for logging operations.
Fred Phillips furnished music for
dances at Cusick and Usk Christmas
week, and was at Usk again on Tuesday
night of this week playing for a dance
given by the K. o. T. NJ. of Usk.
James Nj. Culberson, the we'll known
mining expert, arrived in this city Mon
day from Port Hill, B. c., where he is
superintendent OF the Snowy Top Mining
Co.'s properties. Mr.. Culberson will
spend the winter in this city.
The dance at Kelly's hall Tuesday
evening was fairly we'll attended. and
those present seemed to enjoy the occa-
sion very much. Kirkpatrick orches-
ira furnished the music. A "Hard
Times" dance is slated for Jan. II.
D. E. Rice, of Spokane, is the party
who purchased the Cooper farm near
Cusick and the property will be occupied
by man named Redmond Mr.. Cooper
and family will remove to Spokane,
having taken some property in that city
in exchange on the deal.
John-What kind of tea do you like
best? Priscilla-Go-teas, some. but
Rocky Mauntain Tea best, John-Why
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea best?
Priscilla 1t speaks for itself. John,
(Makes lovely oomplexions,) Adam Is
Pharmacy,
John Duggan, an assayist and mining
man of Denver, Col, who for the past
two weeks has been in Spokane consult.
ing with certain mining men who are
interested in properties in the Metalines
passed through Newport Sunday, en-
route to Metaline.
| Mrs. L. K. Flynn arrived in Newport
| Monday evening from Minnesota, where
she has been visiting for the past -four
weeks with friends and relatives. Mrs
Flynn reports having spent very pleas
ant time. However, she says she i.
glad to get back home to Newport
best place in the northwest.
The Standpoint News reports the death
near Albeni Falls on Dec. % Of Mrs
Elizabeth Meek. who had been resi-
dent of that community since 1891. Mrs
Meek was born in Greenup county
Kentucky in 1922, and at the time o
her death was in her Seth year. Sh.
was the mother OF ten children, seven o
whom are living.
A man named Goodlad, employed
l lcl a At