The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-12


Lund Hardware Co. can save you
money on ranges and.heating stoves.
The South Side Grocery will always
have fresh supply of Home Bakery
bread.
FOR SALE-Cheap, sound horse,
weight 100. Inquire E. Mcdonnell,
City Market.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist; Spokane office,
2l7 Fernwell Building, Riverside and
Stevens street.
All the leading colors Of w. P. Fuiiers
paints at $1.65 per gal. cash, at Lund
Hardware Co.
County Assessor Frank Luce, of Bonner
county, was down from Standpoint on
Monday.
Carl Kirkpatrick has been appointed
night marshal to succeed his brother,
who resigned.
L. J. Kimmel and family have gone
to their ranch near Lost Creek to remain
for the winter.
Frank Brazeau has joined "The
Devil' theatrical company, which Will
show here next week.
Get our prices On doors, windows
paints, oil and hardware. We will not
be undersold. Lund Hardware Co.
The Great Northern blocked the side
walk on Pine street between the two
towns all day Sunday with cut OF cars.
LOST-Signet charm with initials ID.
f. NJ" Finder please leave with Nc
Donald Mercantile Co. and receive re-
ward.
H. NJ. Lund went to Spokane on Sun
day for treatment for excessive nose
bleed. He had severe attack on FL
day and another on the following day.
/ will sell my entire herd of tho rough
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.
"The Key of the Kingdom is the
subject of the sermon at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. 1.-The
Empowering Visit" is the subject of the
evening sermon. \ cordial welcome to
both services is extended to all.
J. B. Kirkpatrick, formerly with THE
MINER, but later acting as night mar
shall in Newport, has resigned his posi-
ton and gone to Spirit Lake, where he
has secured a position with the Spirit
Lake Herald. "Kirk" is a good printer
and the wishes of the Office 80 with him.
Lynn Hurd has sold his interest in
the general store of Noble & Hurd to
George L. Noble. who comes from Iowa
to engage in the mercantile business
Mr.. Noble is a brother of John Noble,
the former senior member of the firm.
They will continue business at the same
old stand under the firm name of Noble
Bros.
Tweedie is improving and promises
to be good little trading center. E.
P. Graham, one of the local merchants,
has just completed nice two-story
home in the new town, and several
others are talking of making improve
ments on their property.
Messrs. G. G. PAYNE and F. W. Vawter
have formed partnership under the
firm name of Payne & Vawter. and have
opened a grocery store on the south
side, in the building formerly occupied
by A. j.. Warner. Their stock is all
new and fresh, the gentlemen are we'll
known in the community, and The
MINER hopes that they will be success
full in their undertaking.
From present indications there will
be more development work on mines in
the Newport district this winter than
for several years. The good showing
worked during the summer has stimu-
lated owners of other prospects. The
owners of the Calispel group on CalispeI
mountain have just let contract for
100 feet of tunnel, and Ed Sappington
and Ed Cook will 60 out this week to do
the work.
L. II. Young, of Eastport, Idaho
deputy collector of customs for this dis
trict, was in town On Monday attending
to some matters connected with the
steamboat companies Mr.. Young was
formerly connected with the advertising
department of the Great Northern
Railroad and has wide acquaintance
with the country editors of this district.
The drama, enlisted for the War"
is laid among the war scenes of the re-
bellion of 1876, and is replete with
beautiful home scenes The club has
spared no Mains in socur;rr oo,+rro,