The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-02-11
See Crandall for watches.

See Crandall for watches
Milk sc per can. Payne & Vawter.
Hot coffee and lunch at the Home
Bakery
Strictly fresh hens eggs Soc Dozen
Payne & Vawter
Big reduction on the price of Gold
Seal rubbers at Noble Bros.
W. G.. Kellogg was in Standpoint on
Monday looking after some business
matters.
FOR SALE-Cheap, "Surehatch" in
cubator, 200 egg capacity. J. H. Shaerer,
Newport. Wash.
If you want to know what is new and
pretty, call in and look at Williams
furniture store
Mrs. Bert Smith, of the South Side,
had the misfortune of losing fine gold
watch and fob on Tuesday.
good four-room house for sale; small
payment down and $40 per month. En-
quire at First National Bank.
Mayor Appel is laid up for few days
as result OF having great toe knocked
out Of joint by pole rolling onto It,
1OO-acre meadow ranch to trade for
cut-over land or Newport property or
Spokane property. Charles F. Craig,
First National Bank.
w. w. Warner, superintendent OF the
Sterling Silver Lead Co.'s properties at
Metaline. left for the lead city Tuesday,
accompanied by his wife.
A case of smallpox exists in the Sad
dler logging camp near Coleman, but
the disease appears to be under control
and there are no new cases.
C. tinstad, commissioner for the
western district of Bonner county, was
in town Tuesday looking up the matter
of roads leading to the proposed free
ferry.
FOR SALE-In lots of from one to rs
tons, fine valley hay; will deliver it
baled on steamer at Dalkena for So per
ton. Address J. W. Everett, Dalkena,
Wash 37-4
| Jerry Desart has been appointed agent
| for the Victor talking machines. In
anticipation of an increase of business
he has remodeled his store building and
will give free concerts every evening.
George Gileland, OF Standpoint. mana
1 aer of the pole department of the North
ern Mercantile Co. for this district, is in
town supervising the shipment of a
large amount of pole and piling from
the local yards of the company.
| Bananas 20c per dozen. South Side
Grocery.
Postmaster Towle has received thous.
and of the new Lincoln two cent stamps
which were issued to commemorate the
centennial of the martyred president
Only limited supply has been printed
by the postoffice department and wher
this supply is exhausted no more will
be issued The stamp is Of handsome
design and presents an unusual side
view of Lincoln They will be placed
on sale, tomorrow, Feb. 18th.
A discharged laborer from the Jas
Tobin camp signed the name OF thai
contractor to check for $26.8O, which
the man cashed at one of the stores ir
town, after haYing made some pur
chases. Fortunately for the merchant
he left the goods, SO the latter was Loser
only by the amount of change handed
back. The check was drawn on thu
First National Bank, where the forger,
was discovered, but before Mr.. TobiI
could be communicated with the forge
made his getaway.
+ Recent buyers in Jayne:
addition to Newport are
John Rauch, w. q. kel'
log, w. F. Willard ane
Frank Baker, Jr. 500
!, will buy one of thes'
), beautiful lots. The only
lots on the north side "a
) this price. Size of lots 81
t|xt36. Good wide streets
level lots, good soil.