The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-22

JUST AMONG OURSELVES


Frank d. Crandall, expert watch
-maker
Buy your fruit trees Of w. l.. Rckard.
the nursery man. 2O-10
Masquerade at KeIly's Hall Oct 80.
Everybody invited.
Special sale in pictures and frames at
Miller's old stand.
John McInnis, Sr., OF Spokane, is Wis.,
iting his sons in this city
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store
J. P. Berneck is erecting large barn
on his South Side property.
FOR SALE--Team of heavy draft
mares. Inquire Mcdonald Mere. Co. st
Ella. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, G.
McMasters, is another victim of typhoid
fever.
| George Neff and wife returned last
from their ranch down the river, where
they enjoyed several months rural life
F.. J. Powell has bought the former
Fred Phillips house, and will move it
on lots bought of A. NJ. Harris on State
avenue.
Miss Pearl Meyers, sister of Mrs. ].
A. Noble. who has been suffering from
| TYPHOID fever, is reported to be conval-
escent
J. c. H. REYNOLDS and c. F. Craig
went down river Wednesday morning,
on business connected with the railroad
extension.
Don't forget the recital at the Congre-
gational church Thursday evening, Oct.
20. A rare opportunity to hear some
very fine music.
G. W. Dean, of the Dean Lumber Co..
went to Blueslide Wednesday morning
where his firm is operating a small
mill cutting white pine lumber
J. s. Snodgrass, OF Sheridan, Wyo.,
who has been visiting A. Fl. Addleman,
of Dalkena, has returned to his home.
He likes the Pend d'Oreille valley
greatly.
S. III. Crosby who has been working
Neff's barber shop for nearly year,
left Saturday to take a position as an
operator on the Spokane & Inland En-
pire Railway.
d. d. Birks, OF Spokane, formerly
president Of the Spokane Lead Mines
Co., went to Cement this week, where
he will spend some time looking after
his mining interests in that vicinity
1 Twill sell my entire herd OF thorough
bred Shorthorn cattle; also ten head of
horses, including colts from one year
up; prices will be right and terms to
suit yourselves. Geo. Fl. Jones, Usk,
Wash.
A, F.. Reid and family moved into
their new home Saturday. They have
one OF the handsomest new homes of
city, commanding a fine view of the
town and the river, and are to be con-
graduated on its possession.
4 ". H. Graham, sheriff of Stevens
county, and candidate for reelection,
was a Newport visitor Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Graham was engaged in
serving summons on people drawn for
1 Jury service at the next term of court.
The Idaho & Washington Northern is
still maintaining two surveying crews
in the down river country One is
working in the neighborhood of Meta
line and the other near Usk. Chief
Engineer Smith visited the camps the
first of the week.
Mrs. Schweigelt, of Heppner, Oregon,
sister Of Mrs Julia O'Harra. has been
visiting here this week Mrs. Schweigert
was so well pleased with the appearance
OF Newport that she purchased four lots
in Scott's addition to hold as an in
vestment.
Next Sunday at the CONGREGATIONAL
church the pastor will speak upon the
following themes: Morning, ga Sound
in the Tops of the Mulberry Trees"
evening. Goods Claim on the Young"
The heating plant will be finished and
perfect comfort is assured to all who
attend.
John r. Colvin, of Benton Hrrbor,
Mich. was Newport visitor Tuesday.
MIR. Colvin has been visiting his son,
who is holding down claim west OF
lone. He is highly impressed with this
section, and it is among the possibilities
that he nav come out west to make his
home.
At the home OF the brides parents on
the South side, on Sunday, Oct. IS,
occurred the marriage of AL Siggins and
Miss Leona Powell. J. G. Powell,