The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
Miller does undertaking.

Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker
John A Noble has removed to his
residence on West Third street
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Chance Wednesday.
Miss Mona Reid is visiting her cousin,
Miss Lucille Pittwood, in Spokane, for
two weeks
Capt. Lanneau went to Metaline on
Thursday for a couple of days visit to
that camp.
DR.. Clemmer, dentist; Spokane office,
2l7 Fernwell Building, Riverside and
Stevens street
We have another carload of those
good shingles. Moeser-Terry Lumber
Co., H. j. Anderson
One corner lot on Washington avenue
for sale. One lot and house for sale.
Inquire of ". F. Millard
Father Folchi, of Spokane, will con-
duct Catholic services at Kelly's Hall
on Sunday, August 2, at 9 a. m.
j. L. Bronson, of Spokane. came up
from that city on Thursday to look after
his real estate interests in Newport.
+. E. Reid has force of men clearing
the rocks off his lots on the hill north of
the school house preparatory to building
a new house.
F. Lehmkuhl, general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice. Screen
doors and windows furnished. Shop on
Fourth and Cass. If
One piece or a carload. We have it.
Anything in the way of building ma
terial. Moeser-T Terry Lumber Co., Fl.
J. Anderson. Manager.
On Wednesday the population of New
port was increased by the arrival of
girl baby at the home of George Sey
mOur on the South Side.
letter received from Dave Shelburn
by a friend in this city relates that
Dawes health is improving. He is now
living in the Southwest and the dry air
of that section is doing wonders for him.
E. Brais, OF Spokane, was guest of
the Brazeau family Sunday. His little
daughter, who has been residing with
Mr.. Brazeau, will go to Spokane this
fT,1 fat hnr no e.,
Lehmkuhl & Lutz are preparing to do
their own electric wiring in the future
They will put in stock of wire and
fixtures and engage in the business of
contracting for this class of work in ad-
dition to theil own.
They have arrived, packed in neat
punches of 250 to the bunch. 1000 will
cover 10 square feet laid 4 inches to
the weather. They are air dried we'll
manufactured and only $25 per thous-
and For information see H. J. Anderson.
L. {. Thomas, of Ryan, candidate for
the republican nomination for county
assessor, was in Newport Monday, hay
ing made the trip from Northport via
the Pend Oreille valley. Mr.. Thomas
makes a pleasing impression on those
he meets and his candidacy will doubt
less receive favorable consideration on
this side of the county.
J. E. Jenne will next week begin an
active campaign for the Republican
nomination for sheriff Mr.. Jenne has
had considerable experience as peace
officer, having served as deputy under
Sheriff Ferguson, and also as constable
and city marshal in Newport. He is
competent in every way to fill the office
and will receive the strong support Of
many friends.
James Gregg, of Lenora, was showing
one of the finest colts ever exhibited in
Newport on Tuesday. The colt was
foaled on May and is as large as most
colts twice his age. He was sired by
| Jupiter de Thuilles, the Belgian stallion
owned by the Pend Oreiile Valley Horse
| Breeders Association. An exhibit of
cclts owned bv ranchers in the valley
and the district surrounding Newport
would be a good attraction for some
time next month. The quality Of stock
produced near Newport is improving
steadily, and ranks favorably with that
produced in any other section of the
state.