The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-06

Three houses for sale must be moved ;
will make you good price if taken at
once. Newport Iron Works.
Look at all the other lots and get the
prices and then you will say that lot
in the Blackwell addition is the cheapest.
Chas. Stro, proprietor OF the Home
Bakery, was in Spokane Monday and
Tuesday, purchasing supplies for his
bakery
you miss hearing DR.. Kramer, you
miss hearing one of the best speakers in
the West. All are cordially invited to
be present.
a license to marry was issued in Spo-
kane On Wednesday to J. Van Pappel-
endam, aged "a, and May Jove, aged Is,
both of Scotia.
J. E. Williams has just completed a
! block of cement walk along in front of
his property on Union avenue. between
First and Pine streets.
Read c. A. Sherman & Co.'S. ad regard
ing mems fine suits. They take orders
for tailor made goods made by one of the
best tailoring houses in America.
Don't forget when you are in need of
fishing tackle to see the big stock, where
you can buy more for your money than
any place in town. Bell & Turnbull.
Lee Berry has the finest line of fish,
ing tackle in Newport. and sells it a
little lower than any of the other deal
ers. Call and see bis line before buy
ing.
Bert Hunter has moved from the resi-
dence on the state line that he has occu-
pied for several years to the house owned
by John Connors in the northwest por-
ton Of town.
WANTED-To trade my present de-
livery horse for good young horse
weighing about 1900; will pay the Diff
ference in price in cash. T. !. Kelly.
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Mrs. Carl Brink and children have
returned from Mabton, WASH, where
they have beeh residing since last Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Brink is now residing on
her ranch on Indian creek.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give Peanut social at the
Church Friday evening of this week.
An admission of ten cents will be
charged. Come and bring your friends.
FOR sALE-Brood mares, young
horses and one young thoroughbred
bull, milk strain, in trade or terms to
suit buyers Geo. H. Jones, Usk, Wash.
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Josh Fogg is spending several days in
the vicinity of Bead Lake inspecting the
work being done on his mining claims
in that locality. Reports from the Fogg
and Mcdonald claims are very enconr-
aging.
All Of the through trains on the Great
Northern have been from two to ten
hours late during most of the past week
The delays have been caused by various
landslldes in both the Rocky and Cas-
cade mountains.
| A certain real estate dealer says: IF
the editor of this paper ever gets mar
ried he will buy lot in Blackwell's adj
dition." but Harris says he does not care
whether he ever marries, as he already
owns lot in Cedar Park.
Jerry Desart has disposed of his Jew
elry stock and discontinued business.
Jerry will go to Calispel Lake, near
Cusick, and remain with his mother and
brother on their ranches in the future.
He was compelled to close on account of
the ill-health of his brother and the
advanced age of his mother.
E. JENNIE bad several fingers badly
cut while working at planer at the
Fidelity planer on Tuesday morning.
The machine at which he was working
had stopped and he went to the side
heads. and while working around
them the machine suddenly started.
Two of his fingers were badly lacerated.
Mr.. JENNIE was formerly marshal of
Newport.
Forest Supervisor Millar went to Spo-
kane today to attend a meeting OF lum-
bermen OF this district, with view
to organizing for. the protection of
their timber holdings from forest fires.
Several fires have already necessitated
the putting Of forces of men at work, one
in the neighborhood of Tiger and one
near Scotia.