The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30
WANTED-Lade waitress at the Ban

WANTED-Lade waitress at the Ban
quet restaurant.
Sixteen inch dry wood $1.75 per rick,
at Miller's, Union, Aye.
The Great Northern Railway has a
new operator at Albeni Falls.
Councilman Chas. Stadelman was on
the sick list the first of the week.
John Bellincourt, Of Cement, was
transacting business in this city Monday:
FOR RENT-One house at SIS and
one at $40 per month. Inquire of First
National Bank
R. A. Powell, of Priest River, was
transacting business in this city last
Saturday.
Taken up small white horse, blind
in one eve, no brand. Owner will please
call at fl. Coleman's, White, Idaho.
FOR SALE-Good livery and feed
stable, location on the south side; two
barns, easy terms. Inquire of Reid
Hardware Co.
Judge Macdonald had a laborer from
the Great Northern camp up before
him Tuesday morning for drunkenness
and dlsorderly conduct and fined the
offender s..
Arthur w. Bronson returned from
Spokane Tuesday morning. He was &C.
companied by Mrs. Bronson. who for
some time past has been under the care
of physicians in the Falls City.
Rev. Father Folchi has been on the
sick list for some time past. but late
report from Spokane is to the effect that
he is improving nicely and expects to be
here to hold services February 9.
Work is progressing on the Crown
King mine and the ore values are inn
proving as the work goes on. The
mine is located about four miles due
north of Newport and is near Freeman
Lake.
Would like to correspond with parties
having to sell IS foot and longer cedar
poles, and also and inch cedar posts
7 to IL feet in length, also red cedar
split posts. Address H. J. Anderson,
Box $50, Newport.
Taken up at my ranch, three miles
west of Cusick, one light red steer. over
one year old, no visible brands or ear
marks. Owner can have same by prov
ing property, paying for this ad and
paying charges. Adolph Selheim.
Relatives are trying to locate Arthur
S. Catey, carpenter. Catey was sup
posed to have worked in Newport last
year and to have left here about Thanks
giving. If this notice reaches his atten-
ton he is requested to at once telegraph
Jacob Bechtold, of Bippus, Indiana.
Any information regarding his where
abouts will be forwarded to his relatives
by this paper. A request is made for
other Washington papers to copy. 1913
The miscreant who purloined ten
nice, fat, juicy hens from the hennery
of ex-Judge Lusher last Friday night
timed his visit most opportunity. The
thief waited until the justice was out of
Office, sneaked around on night when
the electric lights failed to illumine the
sky and, probably, after the worthy
former official was asleep. We shudder
to think of the fine and imprisonment
the thief would have received were he
apprehended and hailed before the judge.
The weather, conditions being favora-
BILE the work 81 harvesting the ice crop
continues. The quality OF the ice is first
class and the local ice houses will soon
be full. Contractor Joe Berneck has
three. teams hauling ice from SCOTS
Pond and the liver to Stadelman Broth
ers' ice house. About sixty tons day
are being stored in the house. Dallas
O'Harra and Cliff Amsbaugh are haul
| ing ice for Ray Rouse to the ice house OF
the Antler Hotel, Proprietor Fielder
having contracted for large amount OF
the cold stuff.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, at
the Baptist church reception was given
to Rev. G. r. Waite and wife. 1t was an
entirely informal affair. the evening
being spent in the enjoyment of singing,
speaking and refreshments. The gath
fering was composed of representative
Newport people, who seemed to be glad
/ to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Waite to our
city, to our homes and warm place in
our hearts. We hope that their work
here may result in much good being
done and their stay here may extend
through many years. <