The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-01
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches.
Will pay cash for cordword. Moesel
Terry Lumber Co., Newport, Wash.
A large house and ten lots for sale, g
dandy place for chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
}. }, Amiott and family are residing
in the Boudwin cottage by Mr.. Fromme
and wife.
A large house and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
FOR SALE-A good gentle pony
broke to ride or drive, $50. Enquire
John McInnis.
FOR SALE-A good 2300-pound team
with harness; price $3.50. Apply at
postoffice at White. Idaho.
Messrs. Charlie Hanson and Allie
Brazeau spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Ste. Marie at Spirit Lake,
Idaho
WOOD FOR SALE-Seasoned none
better; pine So, tamarack So 50; deliv-
cred; full cord guaranteed. Box l12,
Newport, Wn. 1874
The Pend Oreille Press made it's ini-
tial bow to the public last week Mr..
Amiott got out neatly printed, credit
able edition.
Chas. Schneider, the tailo., has re-
ceiyed the latest patterns in cloth stuffs
for mems fall and winter suits. Call
and look over his line
F. l.. Mcdonald, of Spokane, is assist
ing at the Mcdonald Mercantile Co.
store during the absence of the senior
member of the firm.
F. A. and r. F. Blackwell, Of Spirit
Lake, were Newport visitors Sunday
looking over the terminals in this city
of the new railroad.
DR.. H. F. Hughes returned last week
from Montana. where he proved up on
his pre-emption claim, and will resume
the practice of dentitry in this city.
The O. n. O. 500 Club held it's annual
business meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. Tiss Wednesday evening
preparatory to the opening Of the club
season.
| am now taking orders for the we'll
known Miller & Sons, Milton, Oregon,
nursery stock for fall delivery. See me
for what you want in that line. J. NJ.
Mcdonald.
Monday evening, Oct. 5, an informal
reception will be given at the Congrega-
tional church for the pastor and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. Rice. All
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Assessor Frank Luce and Under Sher-
iff Merritt, of Bonner county, are in
town today Mr.. Luce is an indepen-
dent candidate for assessor, and Mr..
Merritt is the Republican candidate for
sheriff.
Justice J. H. Long has opened an
Office in the Sutherland building, 'front.'
ing Fourth street, where he will dispense
Justice, handle his mill business, mining
interests. and the numerous other mat
tiers he is connected with. Mr.. Long
expects to move to town soon.
Rev. H. T. Robinson, the new M. E.
pastor. preached at the church Sunday
evening. and returned the first of the
week to Cashmere, his former charge,
to bring his family to Newport. They
arrived here Wednesday and are now
getting settled in their new home.
There are all kinds Of imitation Oak
Ranges on the market, but there is only
one genuine Charter Oak Range made,
and sold here exclusively by Lund Hard
ware Co. Prices OF six-hole, asbestos
lined, nickel-plated at $25 and up. Come
and take look at the Charter Oak
Range. Malleable polished top and
bases. They are beauties and cheap.
W. c. Moeser has purchased the Al
Fish quarter section just west of lone,
paying $4,000 for it. Ranches in the
vicinity of lone are bringing good prices
of late, evidently on the supposition
that there will be townsite at lone,
and that it will be the terminus of the
Metaline extension of the I. & w. n. for
some time.
It is reported that H. l.. Russell, we'll
known hereabouts as former locating
engineer for the Idaho & Washington
Northern railroad, is missing and his
unaccounted for. He was
married this summer to Miss Helen
Olson and with his bride started for
Europe on wedding trip. They stop
ped off at Chicago for a few days and
Mr.. Russell left for business trip into
Indiana expecting to return in day or
4~,o Not rotnrpipr his uifo nd friends