The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-05
Miller does undertaking.
See Crandall for watches.

Try the home haKeryS superior
cream bread, SC per loaf
Don't forget the Catholic ladies fair
at Kelly's hall next week.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Lund Hardware Co. can save you
money on ranges and heating stoves.
FOR SALE-Cheap, sound horse,
weight 100. Inquire f. Mcdonnell,
City Market.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist Spokane office,
2l7 Fernwell Building, Riverside and
Stevens street.
All the leading colors OF w. P. Fuller's
paints at $1.65 per gal. cash, at Lund
Hardware Co.
The livery stable of c. A. Storms is
now located in its new quarters on
Washington avenue.
For full information, free maps and
plate of the new town of Kootenai call
at the First National Bank.
Judge Mcdonald had couple of d.
and DIS before him on Wednesday. Too
much election disappointment.
Occur d'Alene won the county seat
removal fight in Kootenai county, get
ting 6O97 votes to Rathdrum's 1865.
G. L. Whips and wife left today for
Hunters, on the Columbia, where they
will make their future home and start a
fruit ranch.
Mrs. Kelly, of Moberly. Mo-, is here
on a visit with her mother, Grandma
Ann Fea, and her sisters, Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. Turnbul.
Mrs. Ainsworth, of West Union, Iowa,
Iowa. arrived Monday afternoon for a
few weeks visit with Mrs. Maud Aims
worth and daughter.
John Chance, of Chance, is reported
as being seriously i'll. On Monday he
had severe attack but was reported
better on Thursday.
Mrs. Cunningham, OF Waterville, ar
rived Wednesday evening for visit
with her daughters, Mrs. Roy Wimber
and Flora Cunningham.
A. L. Snow and wife, of Spokane,
spent Friday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. 1. Towle, the occasion be-
ipr Mro Toulo,c birthdav
FOR SALE-10 acres of irrigated land
on the sunny side of the Pend Oreille;
frost free, rich and sheltered; S miles
from town. Hal f. Fremming. 23-4
Jack Connors returned last week from
Princeton, H., where he spent six
weeks, having been called there by the
serious illness of his father, who has not
yet recovered.
Frank Smith went to Spokane on
Thursday to purchase the outfit for his
new billiard hall that he will open in
the building now occupied by the Cald-
we'll Clothing Co.
j. W. Ramsey, county superintend-
ent of public instruction of schools, for
Bonner county was a Newport visitor on
Thursdyy Mr.. Ramsey was reelected
to the position by handsome majority.
I will sell my entire herd of thorough
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Whitcomb re-
turned Saturday from Nebraska, where
they have been spending several months
visiting at the old home. Like all of our
wanderers they are glad to get back to
i Newport.
The town council met Tuesday even
ing for the regular session, but adjourn
ed, owing to the fact that the City Hail
was being used for polling place. Adj
iourn,nent was had until next Tuesday
evening.
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning the pastor will speak ON "What
Congregationalists Believe" the theme
being an exposition of the historic faith
of that church. The evening sermon
will deal with the atonement.
, A special train bearing J. J. and Louis
Hill and prominent officials of the Great
Northern, Northern Pacific and Bur-
liDgton railroads, went through New.
port at midnight Tuesday, bound TO,
Portland to take part in celebration
over the completion of the Spokane
Portland & Seattle Railroad. The pa .ty
spent Wednesday in Spokane.
, The Christian Endeavorers of the
Congregational church are planning an
all day rally, to be held on Nov. %, a,
| which time W. F. Meier, president Of
r the state organization, will be present
: and give an address on Christian En-.
deavor work. Mr.. Meier is one of the
leading young attorneys of Spokane anc