The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-24
Fred wants to see you,


Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Talmadge returned
Monday from visit with relatives in
Seattle.
Mrs. A. E. Reid and little son Eugene
Francis arrived from Spokane Wednes-
day.
A large house and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for a chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
Eugene Ellsworth, who is attending
Gonzaga College at Spokane, was home
for visit Sunday.
The Coryelle school house opposite
Conquest landing was opened FOR the
fall term Wednesday,
r. T. Anderson is building new resi-
dence in his addition on the east side.
Contractor Carter is doing the work.
f. J. Lutz. of the Northern Mercan-
tile grocery department. is at Standpoint
this week on a business and pleasure
trip.
Standpoint is to have a new national
bank with capital of $50, 900 and to be
known as the Bonner County National
Bank
A. B. Cunningham, of Waterville, was
the guest of his sisters Mrs. Roy VIM
Der and Miss Flora Cunningham, over
Sunday.
w. E. Flannery, of Spokane, is the
new operator and ticket agent at the I.
& w. n. passenger depot. arriving here
Sunday
WOOD FOR SALE-Seasoned, none
better; pine s., tamarack So so; deliv-
cred full cord guaranteed Box 112,
Newport, Wn. 1874
The long delayed sidewalk on Pine
street, from Washington avenue to con-
meet with the Old Town walk, is being
built at last.
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.
VIM. Goodyear, of Colfax, Democratic
candidate for congress from this district,
will address the voters Of Newport
on Friday evening, Oct. 2.
l am now taking orders for the well
known Miller & Sons, Milton, Oregon,
nursery stock for fall delivery. See me
for what you want in that line. J. NJ.
Mcdonald.
There will be dance at Kelly's Hall
Friday evening OF this week. Music by
four piece orchestra. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend and
have good time.
It is reported that the Burlington
passenger trains will begin running
over the Great Northern tracks in
short time, but as yet the new time
card has not been issued.
E. II. G. McCurdy, of Old Town, has
brought to the Commercial Club three
potatoes weighing pound and half
apiece, all taken from one hill. Let's
hear from those who can beat that.
DR.. Phillips and Attorney Sherlock
were Colville visitors Monday to attend
the hearing of the Dr's. case against the
electric light company. The court is
sued an order requiring thes company to
furnish lights to DR.. Phillips.
Mrs. c.. Wolf. of Dubuque, Iowa, who
has been with Mrs. F. E. Braddock at
Tiger for two months, returned to New
port Tuesday evening and will leave for
her eastern home Friday Mrs. Wolf
came to this section to escape hay fever
and was fortunate in avoiding an attack.
The brick plant at Albeni Falls is
working steadily and turning out very
fine quality of brick. Mr.. Rahlsbach,
superintendent of the plant, has put it
IN first class condition and finds no
difficulty in disposing of all the brick
they can turn out About Is men are
employed:
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Craig enjoyed an
auto trip to Priest River and up toward
Priest Lake Sunday and Monday They
found the hills near the lake very steep
and were unable to get to the lake.
However, they had the satisfaction of
bringing their machine nearer the lake
under its own power than has any other
auto driver.
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
Chas. Broffeaux, lumberjack en-
ployed at the camp south of town, was