The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-15
Miller does undertaking..

! Miss Ruby Lnsher has gone to oea'tle
| to see the exposition sights.
For high grade mems and boys SHOES
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
100 Bars good soap for $500
at South Side Grocery
Miller does undertaking. All calls
answered promptly day or night.
Chas. B. Frank, OF SAWYER. n. d., is q
guest at the home OF A. c. SchWab-
Have some good bed springs at $3.50
and choice at 1925. Roger Furniture CO.,
A bungalow lie being erected in Black
Wells addition by gentleman named
Smith
FOR SALE-Qnarter block in SCOTS
addition, good building cite. Inquire OF
Walter Rogers.
R. S. Proctor and family. OF Dalkena,
moved to Newport this week and will
| make their home in this city for time.
TO EXCHANGE-Fine grain ranch
in Big Bend country, near Othelio. for
Newpor, residence property. Write Box
asa, Newport, Wash.
Earl McMOrrsn is spending the week
ut Seattle visiting friends and seeing the
exposition. Harry Wiley is taking his
he
Ranchers-I will buy your chickens.
hides, veal. beef, pork, eggs and all pro-
dnce, paying highest market price for
same. c. l.. Gilbert. City Market.
A. F. Horton and wife arrived in New
port this week. after enjoying wedding
trip to Alaska, and have taken up tnoir
residence in their new home on Fourth
stseet.
c. L. Gilbert has been on the sick list
the past week and confined to his home.
He is now somewhat better and expects
to be able to attend to business in few
days.
!. H. Miller, VIM. Stade!msn and
Caesar Young spent several days fishing
at Kings Lake, east OF Usk, and re-
turned with fine string of speckled
beauties
Jacobson & Wallace. photographers,
portraits, stamps, postcards, views, en-
larRing and copying. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reasonable. Gallery in
the Berry building.
The steamer Ruth was delayed about
two hours Monday by breakdown of
her engines. Capt. Jim Stewart is again
at the wheel on the Ruth, awaiting the
arrival of another pilot.
City Employment Agency and Shoe
shining parlors. Ladies' and Cent?
shines in all colors Bath room open
all day Sundays. See Charlie O''Harra
at Smith & Purchases barber shop.
Robert Morse, OF Elkader. Iowa, was
the guest Of Oscar Wolf several days.
Last week. He was on his way to Blue
slide, where he expects to spend his
vacation with his cousin, u S. Ander-
son.
One OF the carpenters working on the
new Moeser- Remly planer received
bad cut on his neck Monday. He trip
ped and fell on the edge OF his square,
inficting bad cut and narrowly escap-
ing severing the jugular vein.
Edwari Britton has been notified by
Auditor Joseph of his appointment as
registrar for voters Of Newport precinct
residing outside the incorporated limits
of the town. He has the registration
books at his Office at the l. i W. n.
passenger depot. /:
The Northern Idaho & Montana Power
Co. is sending to its customers maya
zine. "The Electric City Magazine"
which is devoted to the, exploitation Of
electric light and power. and keeps its
readers posted on new appliances which
are constantly being introduced.
Two accidents marked ball game at
lone Sunday between the lone and Tiger
teams. One of the Tiger boys, Burns,
broke his right leg below the knee while
sliding into third, and the lone third
baseman suffered broken rib. Burns
was brought to Newport on Mondays
boat and was taken to the Spirit Lake
hospital for treatment.
The Bonner county grand Jury con-
tinues in session, and it is said number
of county and precinct officials are on
the anxious seat, and will breathe q
great sigh OF relief when the jury is dis
missed. The jurors continue to show
an interest in affairs in Old Town, and
party of nine witnesses went to Sand
point Wednesday morning to be quizzed
az to their knowledge of conditions.
Mackin, who played shortstop for