The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-09

See Chrvsler for bicycles at Spokane
prices.
Mrs. X. Mckenzie is visiting at Sand
point. '
Good family refrigerator. cheap
Mrs Houchins, Old Town.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right
Mich cows and work horses for sale
D. Newland. Newport, Wash. 54t'
owen Moore is now keeping time at
the Great Northern works in Newport.
/ SPECIAL-Chicken dinner Sunday at
he.Banquet restaurant. 35c Ice cream
served all day.
FOR SALE-A span Of mares weigh.
ing 5000 pounds, II years Apply T, L
Paulson, Halford's addition. CAT
One piece or carload We have it
Anything in the way of building ma
terial Moeser-Terry Lumber Co., H
j. Anderson, Manager
The Silver Birch display of fireworks
from the brow Of the hill on the night OF
the Fourth was very fine and greatly
enjoyed by the town people.
Standpoint is to have a creamery
Local capitalists have subscribed sum-
cient money for the concern, which will
be established by a Chicago concern
Mr.. and Mrs. E, F, Fraelich, OF spo-
kane, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H
J, Anderson over the Fourth Mr.
Fraelich is" purchasing agent for the
Panhandle Lumber Co.
A. S. Sherlock and family were at
Metaline last week viewing the sight OF
the Lead City Mr., Sherlock is of the
opinion that the Metalines have great
future before them.
There will be a special Catholic SER
vice at Kelly's Hall Sunday, June 10Th
at o'clock a. m, at which time first
communion service will be held for
children of the congregation.
The Standpoint baseball team lost two
games to. the St. Maries club on their
home grounds on July 4 and 5 They
also lost to the. Aberdeen team of the
Northwestern League on Monday
j. l.. %Jaynes and wife, OF Edwall
Wash, who have been visiting c, E.
Jaynes lately, have returned home Mr.
Jaynes is the agent for the &. \ at
Edwall and has been spending his vaca
| ton in Newport
The year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs F. O. Tarbox, of Usk, died Friday
after several weeks sickness resulting
from cold. Funeral services were held
Sunday at the Usk NJ E. church, Rev.
A. H. Morton officiating
The ladies Of the Catholic Congrega
ton will soon begin the work OF raising
funds for the Catholic church and paro-
chial school to be erected in Newport.
1t is hoped that conditions will be such
that work can be started on the build
ings this fall.
While playing with fireworks on the
evening OF the Fourth. LYDIA the g.
year-old daughter OF J. D. Carlton, of
Elk, dropped a lighted torch on her
dress, which took fire and was burned
OFF before her father, who was near by,
could get to her. The child was carried
home unconscious, and died the next
morning at 9 o'clock.
Captain Jones, OF Usk, showed the
MINER man this morning a picture OF
his clover field which Welded eight tons
to the acre Another demonstration OF
the clover and grass raising possibilities
of this section which will in time make
it one OF the greatest dairy product
countries of the northwest. A soil and
climate which produce such results can.
not fail to come to the front.
Gen. Mgr: Gruber and Gen. Supt
Brown OF the Great Northern, passed
through Newport on roth Wednesday
and Thursday of this week on tour OF
inspection Of the line. On the Thurs
day trip the officials remained in town
for some time inspecting the yards and
the switches leading to the milling plants.
The rumor that the g. n would con-
struct dock near the Jurgens mill has
started on account of the visit of the
officials and their talk with local parties
interested in the deal