The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-10-15

FRANK ~. CranQail, expert WatCH-
maker.
Buy your fruit trees Of w. L. Richard.
the nursery man. 20-10
Masquerade at Kely's Hall Oct. 80.
Everybody invited.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Mrs Mitchell, of Spirit Lake, was the
guest of Mrs, Edgar Ste Marie on We'd
nesday.
Carl Lykins, of Kalamazoo, Mich, is
visiting his sister, Mrs g. 5. Henry, on
Washington avenue.
w, G. Adam and wife have returned
from their visit with Mrs. Adams par
ents at Behula, Wash.
For full information, free maps and
plate OF the new town of kootenai call
at the First National Bank.
Frank Sheriff, cook at the Little Gem
restaurant, had both hands badly turn
ed on Monday by a gasoline fire.
+. F. Yoder, postmaster proprietor of
the Cottage hostelry at Tiger, was a
Newport visitor on business Wednesday,
The Navigation Co. is moving its ma
terial from the Langille shipyard and
will build a shed for storing same near
the office,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Holmes and daugh
ter, who have been guests OF the Tai
madges, returned to their Seattle home
Saturday.
DR.. F. H. Hughes has opened an
office in the second story of the Reid
building and will resume the practice of
dentistry.
NJ. Smous. formerly of lone, who has
been a resident of California for the
past four years, arrived from that state
Monday and went down the river to
lone.
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. M.
Mcdonald
Cement blocks are being delivered for
the new Sutherland building on
Washington avenue. and the build
ing will be completed this fall If the
weather permits.
H. 3. Walton and wife, of Odessa.
were the guests of Harry Wray this
week. Mr.. Walton is the agent for the
Great Northern at Odessa. They were
just returning from an eastern trip.
have some good agricultural home
stead locations in Stevens county, also
some forties which can be taken under
the stone and timber act Homestead
locations in Oregon. Address c. H. Fin
ley, Box 176, Newport, Wn. 7-30 11-5
Carl R. Schotte reports two sales the
past week. The Geo. Hynes quarter
southeast of town to Mrs. King and
Miss Rossiter, of Dewitt. Neb., and an
80 in the Calispel valley to W. Thomp-
son, of Pullman.
The Heldmaier & Ihlee building on
Washington avenue is being hurried to
completion. Jones & Son are doing the
work and it is the twenty fifth building
they have worked on since coming to
Newport last spring.
Geo. S. Henry. accompanied by his
brother-in-law, Carl Lykins, went to
his ranch near Sullivan yesterday to
care for his vegetables and potatoes and
to make few improvements. Mr..
Henry has some very fine potatoes at
Cedar Springs ranch.
The Panhandle smelter, at Ponderay,
Idaho, a few miles from Standpoint, will
be blown in Oct 10. There will be big
time at the new town then. A large
number of mining men from Montana
and a delegation of Spokane mining
brokers will be present.
MI. dllu MIS-. n. OllcIlUCk tutcl-
tanned on Monday evening, and DR.. and
Mrs. Phillips on Tuesday evening, in
honor of Major and Mrs. Dollard, who
have been guests at the H. M. Lund
home. Mr. and Mrs. Dollard departed
on Wednesday for their home at Santa
Monica, Cal.
Dick Russell, of Bridgeport, Wash. +,
was the guest of Newport friends Satur-
day and Sunday. Dick is engaged in
the mercantile and grain buying bust
ness, and is much pleased with his new
location, especially over the near pros
pect of the town getting rail connections
with the rest of the world.
Notices are posted in the Great North
ern depot, announcing that the old
lumber rates to the east are in effect
again beginning Oct. Is. The restora-
ton of the old rate means much to the
lumber interests of this section, and