The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
See Miller for furniture.

See Miller for furniture.
Charles F. Craig, the banker. was a
Spokane visitor Wednesday.
Miller can furnish your house COM
plete at right prices. Give him call.
The Ladies' Bazaar will receive line
of spring hats in time for Easter.
Mrs. Robert McInnis is Suffering from
an attack of diphtheria, but is not seri-
ously ill.
TEAM FOR Weight 5000,
four and eight years old. Inquire at
MINER office.
R. F. Hogarth, late of Standpoint, a
veterinary surgeon and dentist, has
located in Newport.
Miller, the undertaken, has a most
complete establishment and answers
calls day or night.
G. L. Gilbert was at Spokane Thurs
day on business trip and attending a
meeting of Odd Fellows.
|. Mrs. George W. johnson, of Spring
Valley, left last Thursday for two
months visit 18th relatives and friends
in Keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. Brawley, of Priest River, has re-
ceived gasoline launch and expects to
make daily trips from that place to
Standpoint during the summer.
TO TRADE-For farm or timber
lands, houses and lots, vacant lots, and
10-acre tracts. orchards and grain farms.
D. E. Rice, So symons Block, Spokane.
The Banquet restaurant is feeding
about IS of the Great Northern lahorers,
who lost their happy home eating house
when their cook shack burned Wednes-
day night.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Bank of Newport on
Tuesday, March 18th, 1908, at 80 p. M,
at the office of the association. A. E..
Reid, Cashier
Help Newport by helping to build the
new Congregational church. Sixteen
pennies make foot, forty eight pennies
make yard. and every little helps to
make the mile OF pennies at the Congre-
gational church Friday night, March 10.
Joe Berneck has the contract for fur
nishing the Great Northern with piling
for the new bridge across the river at
Albeni Fails. Joe is running camp at
Goodhue's spur and loading the piling
on cars at that point. He says that the
roads are very bad at the present time
in that locality.
Mr.. G. Wolf, who has charge of in
stalling the monster electric power
plant for the Panhandle Lamber Co.
and the townsite company at Spirit
Lake. was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Wolf is an expert electrical engineer
and has installed plants in all sections
of the U. s, and Canada.
The chinooks and soft winds of the
past few days have played havoc with
the roads used by the loggers. The
McInnis Bros camp located just out OF
this place was forced to close down to-
day. The camp will remain closed un-
til the weather conditions have changed
and good roads can be secured.
w. w. Depew and son Arch, who have
been residing in Elk for the past few
years. have moved to Newport and are
> occupying house on the south side
? Arch Depew has acted as catcher for the
/ Elk team for several seasons past and is
an all around good ball player. He will
probably play with Newport this year.
Messrs. Geo. ]. Mohler, general pas
senger agent of the I. & W. NJ, and C
E. Flagg, manager Of the publicity de
partment of the Spokane & Inland EN-
pire electric line and connected also with
! the advertising department of the 1.
! w. n, took passage on the Newport OF
q Wednesday for trip to the lower river
The MINER Office is under obligation
r to County Surveyor w. M. Manning fo1
a copy of the new map of Stevens county
. just completed by him and approved by
. the board of commissioners. 1t is
: handsome piece of work and is the bes
map of the county we have seen, givinl
+ detail information and correct as to th'
latest detail.
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