The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-01

Baseball sunday, Newport vs.. Spirit
Lake.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
The Cottage House dining room will
be closed all day July 9Th
FOR sALE-Cheap, an sxlO extra
view camera. See NJ. A. jacobson.
FOR SALE-Young thoroughbred
Belgian hares at 81 80 per pair. Harold
Langille So
Don't forget to visit the big toto tent
July 4th and see the latest work at the
old stand.
FOR SALE-Quarter block in Scott 8
addition, good building site. Inquire of
Walter Rogers.
The postoffice will LIE open st the usual
hour on the Fourth and from to 10 q.
m. on the Fifth.
Ladies' and gentIemen's clothes clean
ed and pressed. Mrs. NJ. Bowers, State
Line avenue. South Side. 1-6
Three houses for sale must be moved !;
will make you good price if taken at
once. Newport Iron Works.
500 first payment on a lot in
Blackwell addition. Balance to
suit.
Fire-proof policies written by the
Security State Bank. Are you protected
against loss by fire?
Chickens Wanted-The Antler Hotel
is in the market for any quantity of
chickens. Bring in what you have to
sell.
Nice furnished room for rent all mod
ern convenienees; suitable for one or
two gentlemen. Apply to Mrs George
Hynes. Att
Make your own ice cream, sherbets
and ices. Ice cream freezers from one
quart up to five gallons at Bell & Turn
bulls.
A. l.. Ries has just received carload
of ice. Those wishing to buy ice can
telephone or leave their orders at the
Eagle saloon.
Mrs. W. c. Lawrence. departed today
for Winchester, Idaho, to join her hus-
band, who is interested in the Craig
Mountain Lumber Co., operating in
that section.
The Fern. Viewpoints new CONNECTION
cry store, will open Saturday evening,
July 3. Will handle Sengfelder's ice
cream, candies, tobacco and cigars.
Kinnear & Halsey.
At Lewiston, Idaho on Monday June
2lst occurred the marriage of L. H.
Buescher, of Newport to Miss Lucy E.
Arnold, of Grangeyille. Idaho. Mr..
Buescher is manager of the Newport
Plumbing Co., and has been resident
of this city for several months during
which time he nae won many friends
who extend hearty congratulations.
A. w. McMorran, who has been in
Utah for the past six months engaged
in the development of oil fields, ia here
on visit with his family. Mr. Nc
Moran reports good progress in the
explorations of his Utah interests, but
is as much in love with Newport and
this section as ever. He has always
been good booster for the town and il
firm in his faith in its future.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church the pastor will present sermon
themes in accord with the Fourth of
July thought both morning and evening
The morning topic will be ''The Patriot.
ism of Jesus." The evening topic will
be, "Our Future Citizenship" Sunday
school at 10 q. M. and Christian En-.
deavor meeting at p. 10. You are cor
daily invited to attend all OF theae ser.
vices.
Eugene Van Deusen, OF Camden. has
purchased two acres of land in the Jay.
| mes addition, located between the Great
Northern and /. & W. n. tracks. Mr.
| Van Deusen will erect a neat home and
go into the chicken raising business
I. w. Harris has the contract for build.
ing the home. TheI. & w. n. will put
| in crossing to the acre tracts in thil
addition which will make them easy O
access from the county road.