The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-01-21

Newport Bakery.
| Banker Craig is transacting business
in Spokane this week.
Silver Birch bottled milk and cream
on sale at Home Grocery. 3O-o
Go to Lunds and boy your sleighs
and cutters and save money.
! Postmaster K. l. Towle is circulating
| a petition for appointment.
A fine lot of jardinieres and other
articles at cost at Miller's old stand.
| Best Overalls Socks, and Gloves Tor
the money in town at PAYNE & Vawter's
Southside Grocery.
NJ. G. Kelly. of Colville, has sold the
Daisy mining claim in the Newport dis
trict to A. J. Trepening.
For SALE-Bar and back bar fixtures.
Have never been used. Inquire OF w.
G. Sisson at l. & w. n. depot.
Get the children started in the saving
habit by starting savings account tor
them at the Security State Bank.
P. Williams and family have arrived
from Minneapolis, Mimi, and have
moved into dwelling near the Eagle
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. krause were at home
Saturday evening t. a party of young
people. who enjoyed pleasant time at
ca rds.
Mayor Appel was called to Colville
Wednesday to appear as a witness IN
one of the |. x W. y. condemnation
proceedings.
Spring has surely arrived as the Great
! Northern office force washed the windows
OF the depot one day this week. This ls
an annual affair.
| 4 marriage license was issued IN Spo-
kane on Tuesday to Robert ii. Smith,
| aged So, Of Cusick. and Sadie NJ. KNIT
son, aged "A, Of Soldier, Idaho.
FOR SALE-Dry seasoned wood,
price So per cord delivered; leave orders
with Home Bakery or at the ?. O. T..
j. Bachelor, Newport, Wash. 34-tf
FOR RENT-Fonr-r room furnished
homes located on Washington avenue,
fourth house south of Fidelity Lumber
Co.'S office. Inquire at the house 1t
B. S. Defenbach, general manager for
the Northern Mercantile Co., was down
from Standpoint on Thursday looking
after the company's business in this city.
Ed Mosser, OF Spokane, commercial
agent for the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway, was in Newport this week
soliciting freight business for his COM
pany. --....
F. NJ. Buck, formerly proprietor Of
the Commercial Hotel, was looking over
Newport on Thursday Mr., Buck now
resides in Great Falls, Mont He still
has liking for Newport.
! NJ L. Hamilton and family. Of Cusick,
are visiting relatives on the South Side.
They have recently been released from
smallpox quarantine having been ex-
posed to the disease by the Indians.
Thomas Higginson, formerly fler at
the Jurgens Bros. saw MILL together
with his family, have removed to Loon
Lake, where he will reside in the future.
He will operate lath mill at Loon Lake
The Study Club meets Jan. %, Thurs
day, with Mrs. Gilbert. After roll call
will come discussion of current events,
each memberis requested to bring her
idea OF program for the remaining
year.
NOTICE TO K. Z. 'S--AlI K. P.'s are
requested to meet at DR.. Nelson's office
Sunday afternoon, JAN 81, at clock
to discuss the possibility, proba bility
and feasibility OF organizing lodge at
Newport.
Messrs Clarke & Sser have received
a small rotary sawmill outfit and will
establish a mill near Usk. The daily
output of the mill will run about Is, 900
to 10000 feet There is some very fine
tim Der in that locality.
At a meeting OF directors of the Sc
curity State Bank Tuesday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Pres T. Phillips,
1st Vice Pres-W. c. Moeser, I'd Vice
Pres.-W. G.. Lawrence, Cashier-F. G.
Krause, Asst. Cashier-Fred Stevens
Rev. Robinson, of the Methodist
church, has been circulating petition
, asking the legislature to submit the
!, question of local option to the voters
Tho natition aSkc that conntv loco