The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
Miller buys rubbers and old junk.

Miller buys ruDbers and old Junk.
FOR SALE-Two rowboats. See
Ralph X. Kennedy.
Dressmaking done at first house west
of Cottage House. Miss Lutz. 40-8
-Relinquishment on spot
cash basis. Address Box 1874, Newport.
Wash 38-tf
Wanted-A girl to work for her board
and 60 to school, two in family. Apply
at this office.
Oliver Trueblood and bride. OF Rath-
drum, were taking in the sights at New
port Sunday.
Miller has a fine line of carpets and
house furnishing goods. A large con-
signment just received.
Mrs. Ralph Summons, of Spokane.
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. M. Summons.
Attend the baseball dance Friday
evening and help get the boys started
for a successful season.
The celebrated w. L. Douglass shoes
are now handled by D. Caldwell & Co.
Come in and see the new styles.
WANTED-Woman to do ironing
work can be done at own home if de-
sired. Inquire Gilbert Mercantile Co.
VIM. Bell and Dave Cleland, of Rath-
drum, visited Newport over Sunday.
Both men are old timers in this vicinity.
Miss Jean McInnis, of Spokane, who
has been the guest OF her brother, Com
modore Jack McInnis. returned home
Wednesday,
R. D. Mckenzie, formerly lumber
grader for Coulter & Buttons, has re-
turned to Newport after winters resi-
dence in the Puget Sound country.
TO TRADE-For farm or limb
lands, houses and lots, vacant lots, and
10-acre tracts. orchards and grain farms.
D. f. Rice, So Symons Block, Spokane.
If you expect to plant any nursery
stock this spring see Jas. NJ. Mcdonald,
agent for A. Miller & Sons. Milton,
Oregon. No orders accepted for spring
delivery after March 18TH 1876
f. G. Graham. proprietor of the gen.
eral merchandise store at Tweedie, was
transacting business in Newport last
Saturday. Mr.. Graham says he is doing
big business in the neighboring town.
Fred Knowlton and family left on
Sunday for Hammond, Wash, where he
will take up homestead and also teach
school. He was accompanied by his
father, Frank Knowlton. who will also
take up claim.
Howard Clifford returned from Spirit
Lake Saturday. His firm is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY OF opening an architects
Office in the new town. In case they
decide favorably Mr.. Loose will be
placed in charge.
The old favorite songs-songs that we
are never tired of hearing-will be sung
by the male quartet, mixed quartet,
chorus and soloist Friday evening,
March IL. at the Congregational church.
No admission will be charged and all
are invited.
Azel McCurdy, the popular tonsorial
artist. has added new barber chair of
the latest pattern to his shop on Wash
ington avenue. Mr.. McCurdv expects
to add other improvements in the near
future, and will endeavor to maintain
his high standard.
Messrs. A. R. Smith, w. H. Bright
and R. ]. Burlingame, from Michigan,
arrived in Newport Tuesday, and are
looking around for location. The gen.
tlemen went to the lower river country
Wednesday to see what the lower coun-
try looked like.
Sheriff Mcdonald of Rathdrum, served
notice on the hotel and saloon people
that gambling in Spirit Lake would not
be tolerated. and the tigers joints were
Immediately closed and will remain
closed in the future. The citizens of the
new town are united in the effort to
make the new town a model city, and
will not tolerate gambling and some
other sorts of vice. If the saloonists are
found running games again it is prob
able that the town will be made abso-
lutely prohibition.