The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

LYNN Hurd and wife, of Wayside,
Spokane county. were visitors with
Newport friends over the Fourth.
WANTED-5O men, teamsters, hook
men and skidders; wages 1926 to $40.
Big Horn Timber Co., Manchester, Wyo.
A. Ray Williams and family have re-
moved to Grin, on the west side OF the
county, where they will live on ranch.
TO EXCHANGE-Fine grain ranch
in Big Bend country, near Othello, Tor
Newport residence property. Write Box
Asa, Newport, Wash.
Newport, WASH, is to have judicial
district of its own. 1t does not need one
nearly 80 much as does Newport, Idaho.
Pend Oreille Review.
Ranchers-I will buy your chickens,
hides, veal. beef, pork, eggs and all pro-
duce, paying highest market price for
same. c. L. Gilbert, City Market.
Areward is offered for the return to
this office of gold watch, Rockford
works, No. 666, 1877, "a jewel; Illinois
case, lsk, No. ,269,040. No questions
asked.
Jacobson & Wallace, photographers,
portraits, stamps, postcards, views, en-
larging and copying. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reasonable. Gallery in
the Berry building.
City Employment Agency and Shoe
shining parlors. Ladies' and Gents
shines in all colors. Bath room open
all day Sundays. See: Charlie OHarra
at Smith & Purchases barber shop.
Pasturaee for stock can be Sc"
cured on the J. L. Mcdonald
ranch, east of Albeni Falls. In
quire at the ranch. Phone 1912.
First Baptist church services: Sunday
school at 10; preaching at II, "The
Souls Alternative" young peoples
meeting at 7; preaching at 8, "The
Hearts Abiding Place. A cordial well
| come is extended to all.
Colville also has kick coming that
the improvements about the depot at
that place, ordered by the state railroad
commission at the time of their visit to
this section, have not yet been made or
even sign of starting them made.
Don't fail to hear the band concert
given by Burk's Big Uncle Toms Cabin
Co. They feature a number Of soloists
and will certainly render a musical
treat on the principal streets of our city
during the day of their exhibition at
Newport, July.l6.
A railroad worker was held up Satur-
day night between the two towns by
three men. He showed fight and they
gave him a blow on the head, resulting
in scalp wound, which bled profusely.
About dollar was the sum total of his
capital and the hold-ups got it.
Rev. A. H. Morton, of Colville, ad-
dressed the congregation at the NJ. E.
church Sunday evening in the interest
of the local option movement. He or
gained a local option league to carry on
the fight in this vicinity outside the
town of Newport, with W. j. Hunter as
president; T. P. Paulson, treasurer. and
A. c. Amess secretary.
F. X. Berry and wife, of Chamberlain
S. D., who have been spending several
weeks with their son Lee and daughter
Effie, started Tuesday on their return
trip, which will be made by way of the
coast. They were very we'll pleaeed with
Newport and it's surroundings and hope
to visit the town again.
The state of Idaho has located an az.
ricultural experiment farm near Clags-
tone Junction on the Spokane Inter
national and l. 4 w. N. railroads. Two
hundred acres OF land will be used for
scientific farming. The location of this
farm in the Idaho Panhandle cannot
fail to be of great value to this section
in demonstrating the proper uses of our
soils.
Rev. F. R. Margetts was in Spokane
last Monday, engaged in the joyful occu.
patton of uniting In marriage A. F.
Wehman and Miss Eta Pearl Chapman.
both of Spokane, Mr.. Wehman being
one of the department managers of
Kemp < Hebert's. The young couple
left for the coast amid shower of rice
and parting salutation of old shoes.
A freight wreck on the Great North
ern near Camden tied up traffic for
about ten hours Tuesday night. An
extra freight hunted into the rear of an
other freight which was standing on a
curve in cut, with the result that about
dozen cars were piled up. No one was
hurt and the track was not badly torn
up. The engineer on the extra iumpsd
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