The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-11-12
Miller does undertaking.
See Crandall for watches.


FOR sALE-Toulouse geese. Inquire
J. G. Langille, city. 25-3
Furnished room to let. Inquire of Mrs.
McKie. 25tf
VIM. Dodge, of Priest River, was a
Newport visitor on Monday
FOR SALE-Three horses, half truck
wagon and harness; price cheap. In
quire OF B. F. Seeley.
Girl wants place as general house SER
want. Apply Miller's furniture store.
Mrs. Sargent has returned from Spo-
kane and is the guest of her son, c. l..
Gilbert.
The South Side grocery stock is all
new and clean. Give them a call.
Payne & Vawter.
Home Bakery bread can be purchased
at Payne & Vawter's South Side Gro
Gerry in any quantity.
A new furnace is being installed in
the First National Bank building by the
Reid Hardware Co.
Miss Carrie Schwab has gone to Spo-
kane. She will enter the Northwestern
business college in that city.
Wendell Montzheimer fell and struck
his knee on piece of glass on Friday.
necessitating the services of surgeon.
Capt, Flanders, formerly with the
Pend Oreille River Navigation Co., but
now a rancher near lone, was Newport
visitor on Monday.
L. F. Miller is fitting the new room Of
the Caldwell Clothing Co. with modern
styled shelving All of the shelves are
2la inches deep.
Anybody needing any kind of work,
such as window washing, scrubbing,
cooking. bed making and carpet laying
leave word at Saddler's dray office.
One of the workmen at the new bridge
over the river at Albeni Falls had six
inch cash cut in his scalp on Friday, as
a result of falling plank striking him
on the head.
Neil Gordon and family have moved
into the Ellsworth house and will make
Newport their future home. Mr.. Cor
don has been working for the D. & K.
Co. at Dalkena during the past year as
millwright.
Miss Spence, of Albeni Falls, visited
Spokane on Sunday and called on Grace
Long. the girl who was shot for coyote
some time ago. She reports that the
young miss is improving rapidly. The
| wounds have nearly all healed, although
her limbs ares still kept in sling.
Ar. Tiss has embarked in the chicken
business On quite an extensive scale. At
the present time he has about 400 chick
ems on Grand View ranch, southwest of
town. He will start next week erecting
more buildings and will add largely to
his flock.
have opened a shoe repair shop in
the building back of the First National
Bank, on Third Street, and am now
prepared to do all kinds of repair work
on mems, women's and children's shoes.
Satisfaction and good work guaranteed.
B. Zillinger.
Constable Newsom rounded up a
bunch of employees Of the Great Northern
on Wednesday and took them before
Justice McCurdy They were charged
| with fighting at the camp just east
town. Three of the men were fined, the
fines and costs running from $l4 to SIG.
| The members of the Wide Awake
Club are very enthusiastic over their
play. They say it is beautiful melo-
drama. with just enough comedy to bal
ance the pathos. They expect to cancel
their piano debt with the entertainment.
So turn out and pack the house.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a supper in the church
basement Thursday evening, Nov. 10,
from clock until all are served. Hot
roast veal, brown gravy, mashed pota-
toes, New England succotash, hot
Johnny Cake" and lots of other good
things. All for Csc.
The Indians who have been segregated
in detention camp at Indian creek have
been allowed too much freedom recently.
Last week several of the redskins came
to Newport. On Sunday they were
notified not to mix with the whites, az
those in charge fear that there will be
several more cases of smallpox deyelope.
Homestead Locations-4O-acre piece
which can be homesteaded; 20 acres
rich alder bottom land, we'll watered,
good county road within one-half mile,
four and half miles from new railroad.
Also three agricultural quarters, we'll
watered., Inquire of The Miner office.
E. E. Reid has removed to his hand
some new home on Spokane avenue and
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