The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-03-25

work on the new CathOllc cnurcn Inc
timbers were raised today.
Standpoint is making arrangements to
have fast ball team to represent the
town on the diamond this year.
When you build a fireplace use those
beautiful cement brick that are now be-
ing made at the Craig cement plant.
We are exclusive agents for
White House. Coffee. Home
Grocery.
w. G. Moeser has purchaseda quarter
section of timber land from Philip
Nagle the land is located just above
Albeni Falls.
George Gibson and wife, of Arzina,
this county, who have been visiting
friends in the valley, returned to their
home Wednesday.
Robt. McInnis has a crew of men at
work clearing off the site for the pro-
posed new mill of the Panhandle Lum-
| Der Company at lone.
The P. o. c. Club will give it's second
monthly recital at Kelly's hall Friday
evening, March &c. Invitations to the
event have been sent out.
VIM. Vane has gone to Huntington,
Oregon, where he will spend several
| weeks planting orchard and making
other improvements on his ranch prop
erty.
WANTED-To buy 2-year-old stud
colt sired by Belgian stallion. Jupiter de
Thuillies. Dam must weigh at least
1900 lbs L. NJ Poirier, Blanchard,
Idaho. 44-4
W. G. Lawrence was home from
Lewiston, Idaho over Sunday. He has
been doing considerable work on timber
cruising on Craig Mountain during the
past two months. ...........
desire to thank the many friends
who so kindly aided in the purchase of
the invalid chair, that came as birth
day gift, to my surprise few days ago.
| Mrs. GEORGE DucHANE.
D. f. Sutherland, brother of DR.. 6.
w. Sutherland arrived this week from
Denver. Col. He is in very poor health
and the DR.. wrote asking him to make
his home here They had not met for
ten years.
| Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and Is inches square and they cost 90
cents per foot. Charles F. Craig.
| c. A. Fielder has purchased the Vet
Hoisington place of 208 acres near
Tweedie. Fled says he now has one of the
finest summer resort places in this Sec
ton and will improve it with that idea
in view.
|. w. A. Logue, of Cusick, editor of the
Calispel Valley Times, was in Newport
several days this week. Mr.. Logue is
also mining man and has great faith
in the future development and prosper
/ ity of this district.
Mrs. Griffiths, of the Paris Store, has
secured the services OF an expert mil
liner from New York city, and will offer
at her opening on March 20 the finest
line of millinery ever displayed in New
port. The ladies Of Newport are in
vited to call at the store and inspect the
latest styles in feminine headwear.
Work on the free ferry is progressing.
J. c. Langille has started the hull Of
the ferry boat. The piling for the docks
is all driven and the work of plank ing
has been started. Some subscriptions to
the fund have not yet been paid and it
is requested that payments be made
promptly as the money is needed to
complete the work. I. a
Don't forget the acre tracts
and the beautiful level lots in the
Jaynes addition. Lots 500, acre
tracts $225. 10 lots sold last
week. For plats, terms and prices
see Chas. F. Craig. : -
i W. A. Ross, OF Seattle. assistant gen.
eral agent of the Great Northern, was in
town Tuesday, looking after the inter-
ests of the big &C." In speaking of the
new train service Mr.. Ross stated that
the Burlington passenger to the coast
will soon be running oyer this line. II
will 60 through here in daylight both
ways. ~