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


maker.
Buy your fruit trees OF W. l.. Richard.
the nursery man. 20-1O
Special sale in pictures and frames at
Miller's old stand.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Llnfesty's Entire Wheat Flour. The
best in town. Home Grocery.
Fine large Office room for rent. In
quire First National Bank. If
Fl. Hartman has bought::a lot in Cedar
Park az an Investment.
Come over and see our new grocery
stock whether you buy or not. Payne
Il Vawter.
C. H. Balyeat, OF Tweedie. was a
Newport visitor on Monday and paid
The MINER office call.
Ii you want anything good to eat
hoAlOL otCA VIC SCICPAlOAO - AoCuWi
Side grocery. Payne Il Vawter.
H. Hall has bought two lots on New
port avenue sfrom A. M. Harris and is
building four-room house.
P. F. Frizzell, of Spokane, has been
Northern Mercantile Co.'s store.
We still have Billy Graham, Miss
Daisy L. Hard and the state of Texas
left. Thank God!-Northport News.
Mrs. l.. Mitchell and Mrs. Edgar Ste.
Marie are over from Spirit Lake to as
sist in conducting the Catholic fair.
FOR SALES Poland China pigs,
months old, male, 2 females; also lot
OF woodchopper's tools cheap. Missouri
Chop House.
The walls OF the new building of the
Newport Iron Works are nearly COM
pleted and the carpenters will start to
work next week.
F. Lehmkuhl, general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice, Storm
doors and windows furnished. Shop on
Fourth and Cass. If
Geo. S. Henry hason exhibition at the
Commercial Club l0-pound rutabaga
and fine lot Of potatoes raised on his
ranch near Sullivan
The Wide Awake Club are deserving
OF the patronage OF the citizens, as they
have used their receipts to pay for the
high school piano.
Reports as to the condition of Mrs
VIM. Marten, who was taken to Spo-
kane hospital last week. are very en-
couraging to her relatives.
The postoftice will be open between
the hours of 9 and 10 q. m. Thursday,
Nov. 26, Thanksgiving day, and remain
closed all the rest of the dav.
E.. G. Ufford. of the Spokane Lumber
Co., the concern that handles the cut of
the D. & K. mill, was in Newport on
Thursday on his way to the mill.
Mrs. Clyde, who has been receiving
treatment at Spokane hospital, has
returned and is stopping with J. Crick-
more. Her home is at Harrington.
FOR SALE-10 acres of irrigated land
on the sunny side of the Pend Oreille;
frost free, rich and sheltered;5 miles
from town. Hal E. Fremming. 23-4
Mrs. Alex Brazeau and son Wilfred
will remove to Spirit Lake to reside for
the winter. Mr. Brazeau has gone to
California and will probably locate
there.
Do not tail to see the beautiful war
drama, ENLISTED for the War;" by the
Wide Awake Club, at the Newport
Opera House, on Monday evening,
Nov. 16.
B. F. Bourn and family will remove
to Newport from Rathdrum in the
spring. Mr.. Bourn has purchased a
controlling interest in the Silver Lead
Mining Co.
J. S. Chambers, of Priest River, has
been visiting in Newport this week.
Mr.. Chambers is a former resident of
Iowa and found many acquaintances in
the Iowa colony here.
Lee Berry and wife, of the postoftice
news stand, have gone to the West
Branch country for weeks hunting
and fishing trip. A. R. Tiss is in charge
OF the business during their absence.
President Blackwell and Chief En-
gineer Smith. of the l. & w. NJ, arrived
in Newport Thursday morning for a
tour Of inspection OF the right-of-way
of the extension from Newport north.
They secured rigs and drove over the
line
Hunters report that the deer are
punching and starting to run. So far
this season none have been brought into
market here, although few have been
killed. A party of five hunters went to
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