The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-09-24
JUST AMONG OURSELVES
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EIdHh -. Siaiio"ii, cAPcib NatCH-
maker.
Miss Edna Seeley is visiting Miss
Margaret Brown at Locke.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
g, to Gust Anderson's store.
Special sale in pictures and frames at
Iiller's old stand.
WANTED-At City Market, veal and
chickens; highest market price paid.
F. c. Krause and w. G. Moeser went
down river Tuesday morning on bust
ness trip.
large honse and ten lots for sale, a
dandy place for chicken ranch. Charles
F. Craig.
Miss Edna |. Burns, of Spokane, made
q weekend visit with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Rogers.
Mrs Archie Depew, OF the south side,
is in very critical condition as the re-
suit OF typhoid fever.
tOOu gin NdhtCo loi IiouSC"olAy iOul
in family; must be a good cook. Apply
at First National Bank
The Northern Mercantile Co. on Sat-
urday received large new safe for the
safekeeping Of their books.
w. D. starbird, of Manchester, Wye,
formerly of the Spirit Valley Lumber
Co., is Newport visitor today.
Parties desiring residence phones on
the new telephone exchange can secure
same by applying to the central Office.
Step into Charlie Schneider's and have
your measure taken for new fall and
winter suit from the new line he is
showing.
Miss Pearl Meyers, of Mandan, N. D.,
is suffering from an attack of typhoid
lever at the home of her sister, Mrs J.
A. Noble
F. Lehmkuhl, general contracting,
will do jobbing on short notice. Screen
doors and windows furnished Shop on
Fourth and Cass. tt
Messrs. Hicks & Smith, OF the H. &
s. store, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Smith will hereafter conduct the
business and it will be known as Fred's
place.
The warehouse which stood on the lots
purchased by Messrs Craig and Martin
for the erection of their new hotel build
ing, is being moved onto one of the I.
K W. n. spurs.
Heldmaier & Ihlee this week started
the work of excavating for their new
cement building on the Washington
avenue property they purchased last
week. j. w Rauch has the contract
for the excavating.
At Spokane on Wednesday occurred
the marriage of w. c. Erwin and Miss
Jennie McCool, both of Newport. They
are popular young people and start
married life with the best wishes and
congratulations of many friends.
T. j. Kelly returned Saturday from
Elk City, Idaho. where he has been for
some time looking after his mining in
terests. Mr.. Kelly reports that the Elk
City camp is attracting great deal of
attention and that much progress in the
way OF development is being accom-
plished.
We have a complete line
of Charter Oak heaters
from So up. Give us a
call. We can save you
money. Lund Hdw. Co.
The Taft-Bryan ball game of Sunday
was a forerunner of what will happen
on Nov. 3. The Bryanites, like their
distinguished leader in three battles,
failed to accumulate sufficient of the
needful to win the game. The score
was II TO in favor of Taft's adherents.
The Great Northern is now surfacing
the tracks in the yards near the local
depot, and the steam shovel is working
on the east end of the cut, just over the
state line Another shovel is working
east of Albeni Falls The steel gangs
have not yet reached Newport, and
there is stretch Of road for about %
miles in each direction that still remains
to be laid with new steel.
The Fidelity Lumber Company work
across the river is being pushed as
rapidly as possible under the super
vision of Mr. Jacobson. They have their
camp buildings all completed and about
20 acres cleared. President Willis and
Secretary Wilson, of Spokane, have
visited the camp several times the past
week. About twenty-five men are now
employed