The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
J. l.. kimsey, of Elk, Wash, was
Newport Thursday.


Newport Thursday.
Frank d. Crandall for watches; al
sizes; all kinds; prices right
Mich COWS and work horses for sale
ID. Newland. Newport, Wash. Sat
AIetcalf's "Creamo Rancho butter
25c per pound, at Northern Mere. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wimber and Miss
Flora Cunningham were at Spokane on
Sunday.
The big mill of the Panhandle Lumber
Co. at Spirit Lake was started Monday
of this week.
Il. l.. Johnson, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings OF the G. n, was
a Newport visitor Thursday,
FOR SALE-A span of mares weigh.
ing 1900 pounds, II years. Apply r., l.
Paulson, Halford's addition. CAT
II. A. Noyes returned Wednesday
from Tacoma, where he has been attend
ing the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Only a few garden tracts left in Cedar
Park. Prices will advance July |. See
A. NJ. Harris il you wish any OF these
fine tracts
One piece or carload. We have it.
Anything in the way of building ma
terial. Moeser-Terry Lumber Co.. Fl.
}. Anderson. Manager.
K. +. Blackwell, general manager of
the |. K W. r., was looking over con-
struction work of that company in this
city on Thursday
\ number OF the lady friends OF Mrs.
+. J. Stone assisted that lady in cele-
brating the anniversary of her birth on
Thursday by holding picnic in one of
the groves along the river.
Piles OF cedar poles which have been
piled along the right-of-way of the I. &
W. \. near the the freight terminals
are being removed by the owners pre-
paratory to the construction OF the rail
road yards
The construction of Il twenty stall
round house has been started by the Y.
+. at Standpoint A round house and
new yards are made necessary at that
point by the new law which requires
the railroads to get over their runs
within IS hours
Victor Pearson was down from the
West Branch camp on Tuesday. He re-
ports that they are building new bunk
houses, shops and other building for
their new camp. They will begin active
logging operations shortly after july 18th
4 large number of nen are engaged
in pulling and blasting stumps from the
old Tarbet ranch near Penrith, This
cleared land will be planted to apple
and other fruit trees this season. 1t is
one OF the choicest fruit districts of this
section.
meeting OF ranchers of this section
is called to be held at kellv's Hall
Thursday evening, July ., for the pur-
pose OF forming an organization for mu-
tuol benefit. An invitation is extended
to all ranchers OF this section to attend
and join the movement.
Rev. Rice, the new pastor Of Hone
Congregational church, occupied the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. Rice makes a good impression with
our people, who look forward to Meas
ant relations with him. He will soon
move his family here from Hillvard.
W. s. Hoon, wife and son of Reoro,
rails, Penn. are the guests of Mr.,
Hoon's cousin, {. A. Fielder, and ex-
pect to make their home in Newport
Mr. Fielder is also entertaining Ed
White, locomotive engineer from
Hubbard, Ohio.
The new fixtures for the First Nat;ona,
Bank have arrived and have been placed
IN position The furniture is of polished
mahogany with marble base. The mn
per portion is OF polished brass rods.
Inc wlckets are of brass with handsome
plate glass mountings The walls and
ceilings OF the banking room have been
llnted IN colors harmonious with the
fixtures and the floors covered with
lmoleum. The presidents room has
also been refurnished and decorated IN
harmony with the banking room and
the rarst National now boasts of having
the finest banking house in eastern
washington outside of Spokane