The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-24
Fred wants to see youl
See Crandall for watches.

Will pay cash for cOrdWord. MOeser
Terry Lum Der Co., Newport, Wash.
A large house and ten lots for sale,
dandy place for chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
Guy A. Hurd, formerly of Newport,
has been appointed chief Of police at
Standpoint
FOR SALE-A good 23OO-pound team
with harness; price $3.50. Apply at
postoffice at White, Idaho
c. D. Crichton, of Spokane, secretary
of the Metaline Navigation Co., is now
making his home in Newport.
Deputy Sheriff Ledgerwood, OF Col
Vile, was in town on business and po-
litical matters the first of the week.
F. G. krause expects to move his fam
lily here from Spokane next week, their
handsome new residence being com
pleted.
w. w. Warner. superintendent OF the
Sterling Silver-Lead Co., was up from
Metaline this week, returning to the
camp today.
The Pend Oreille River Navigation
Go. is now occupying its new office at
the head of the stairs leading from the
boat landing.
The regular meeting of the Demo-
cratic club will be held next Monday
evening and the. presence of all Demo
Gratis is requested.
Jack Lawler and wife, of Mandan, n.
D., who have been with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Noble for several weeks, returned
to their home Tuesday.
The following sermon theme will be
presented at the Congregational church
next Sunday: Morning, "Tempera-
mental Christianity; evening, "Never
Man So Spake."
d. r. Anterior, of Cusick, were Spo-
kane passengers Tuesday evening, Mr..
Anterior is one of the commissioners
recently elected for Calispel Diking Dis
trict No. l and was bound to Spokane
on business in connection with the pro-
ject.
F. J. Halford, of Newport, was in Col
vile the first of the week, attending to
the refling of the plat of his addition to
the town of Newport. This was neces-
stated by an error in the plat which
was prepared several months ago.-Ex-
aminer.
The Irish" object to the account of
their ball game with the "Dutch,' as
published last week, saying that the
score was II to Is, instead of 10 to l6.
They say it is bad enough to be beaten
by the "Dutch," without having it made
to appear worse than it really was.
The Idaho Bulldog mine, about five
miles northeast of town, is having some
development work done on it this fall.
J. G. Grover has charge of the work and
is now working a double shift of five
men The annual meeting of the COM
pany is to be held at Spokane October
9Th
All the leading colors of
w. p. Fuller & Co.'s pre-
pared paints at $1.65 cash
per gallon. Lund Hard
ware Co.
W. c. Moeser, of the Moeser-Terry
Co.. returned from Topeka, Kansas,
this week. He brought his family with
him and they will spend the winter in
Spokane, 1t is likely that Mr.. Moeser
will become permanent resident of
Newport, and he would make a welcome
addition to our business circles.
c.. L. Maynard, saloonkeeper at Cam
den, is moving his buildings across the
line from Spokane county into Stevens
county, as the license is cheaper in this
county. The line between the two coun-
ties runs through the town and he will
have but a short distance to move his
place of business. j. P. Berneck, of this
city. has the contract to do the moving.
S. H. Anschell. of Metaline, has been
"a Spokane visitor recently recently, and
is quoted in the Northwest Mining News
as saying that his hot air auto line from
Metaline to Colville will yet become
reality. Sam hates Newport as he would
snake and cannot give up his hopes,
even though the attempt to run stage
line over the route was given up after
two trips.
G. w. Johnston, of TWeedie, was much
pleased Wednesday to meet in Newport
Mr. G. H. Waterman, of Dayton, Wash.
The two gentlemen were boyhood play
mates and had not seen each other in 81
years. Their reunion was joyful one
one, and they had pleasant time re-
counting the exploits of their youth.