The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-08-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL .

curity State Bank.
Earl McMorran. purser on the lone'
is confined to the house by sickness.
Watch Cary's bulletin board for
daily quotations on Groceries,
The Fern. Our candies, chocolates
and Bon Bons are fresh. wholesome ana
delicious.
Mrs. E. E. Ellsworth entertained
for Mrs. Mitchell's mother and sister
Monday of this week.
For clean rich milk. II. +. trem-
ming, State inspected Dairy. P.O ad-
dress Fremming, Wash. Il !"
WANTED-Sewing and washing or
any work that can be done at nome.
INQUIRE at the Idaho Grocery.
Call and get one of those Home Say
ings Banks. We pay per cent interest
on time deposits. Security State Bank.
500 first payment on a lot in
Blackwell addition. Balance to
suit.
H. Miller has some second hand
camp dishes for sale. Also two second
hand ranges suitable for camp or hotel
use.
A new line of ladies' cloaks and suits
in thelatest fabrics and styles have been
received at the store of {. A. Sherman
Il Co.
r.. r. Wilson, national bank eXaml-
ner made his regular examination OF the
First National Bank of this city last
Saturday.
Robert l.. Morse, of Elkader, Iowa,
who has been visiting his cousin, U. ).
Anderson, of Blueslide. the past month,
returned to his home Wednesday.
Something New--A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and l6 inches square. Charles +. Craig
FOR SALE--Pair FLIES, 2 and years
old, one 5-year-old mare, one gelding y
wears old, one two-seated hack; cheap
for cash. H. J. Hunt, Albeni Falls. tt
Marshal Mills has erected dog cage
and will wage war on all CANNES which
are not licensed by the town officials. Ii
YOU do not want your dog to get ticket
into the hereafter better pay for his
license.
Mrs. George Hynes has decided to
continue her kindergarten class in music
throughout the public school term. She
also has class of advanced pupils to
whom special rates are made.
George Oldham and wife and two
sons, of Albeni Falls, departed Tuesday
for their old home in Missouri, making
the trip via the Burlington. Mr.. Old
ham has been employed at the brick
yard at the Falls.
W. w. Warner and family, of Spo-
kane, were passengers to Metaline on
the Ruth Tuesday. Mr.. Warner is SUI
perintendent for the Sterling Silver-Lead
Co. and is going down to further some
work for the company.
Capt. Flanders, Of the steamer Meta
line, was in the city Tuesday. He ex-
poets to start the Metaline on the run
through Box Canyon the latter part of
this week, which will mean boat service
from Newport to Metaline with but one
change.
The improvements on Adams Phar-
macy are completed and the build
ing is now being reprinted. The en-
trance and windows on Washington av-
enue are a decided improvement and
the lighting OF the rear of the store is
materially helped.
S. A. Brown and wife, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, are Newport visitors today Mr..
Brown visited this section a year ago
and was sufficiently we'll impressed that
he is making a second investigation.
They are on their way east after visit
to the Seattle Exposition
Charley Flynn and Chas. Williams
went to Cut Bank, Mont, last week
with the intention of filing on some OF
Uncle Sans public domain. Flynn re-
turned Monday evening, having found
what he wanted, but Mr. Williams is
still there.
A pleasant surprise party occurred at
the home of H. A. Miller Monday even
ing. About rs OF the neighboring ladies
came in to assist Mr.. Miller's mother,
Mrs. Nj. j. Chrysler in the celebration
of her 74th birthday Refreshments
were served and pleasant evening en-
joyed by all.
Standpoint was Mortified one day last
week by a report that the body OF dead
man had been discovered floating in the
city water works reservoir. But little
water was consumed until the report
was Investigated and found to be fake
In the meantime the saloons and soda