The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-07-22

Try Sengfelders ice cream at the Fern.
Frank D. Crandall, expert watch
maker
A swell line OF silk potatoes at the
Paris Store
r. A. Thompson is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Craig.
W. E. Boyer does undertaking and all
calls answered promptly day or night. If
20 lbs Prunes for $1.OO at
South Side Grocery
FOR sALE-Young thoroughbred
Belgian hares al 81 SO per pair. Harold
Langille. So
VIM. Morrissey, of Missouri, was
guest at the Wimber home Friday and
Saturday.
The Fern. Our candies, chocolates
and Bon Bons are fresh. wholesome and
delicious.
FOR SALE-Quarter block in Scott's
addition, good building site. Inquire of
Walter Rogers.
Mrs. c. Wolf, of Dubuque, Iowa, is
the guest OF her nephews, Fred L. and
Oscar Wolf. of THE MINER
The Uncle Tom show last Friday even
ing drew big crowd as usual but gave
rather POOR entertainment.
Those knowing themselves indebted
to J. w, Vaughn are requested to make
imm Mediate payment to w. F. Willard.
Mrs, F. j. Boeke and her brother,
Bart Fewel, of Minneapolis. Mimi, have
been guests of Mrs. George Hynes
TO EXCHANGE-Fine grain ranch
in Big Bend country, near Othello, for
Newport residence property. Write Box
454, Newport. Wash
Now that there is prospect Of getting
water in the Jaynes add, have you
heard how those $4,000 acre tracts and
$4,000 lots are selling.
The Great Northern steam shovel and
work trains pulled out of the gravel pit
east of town Monday, the work there
being completed for a time
The Knights and Ladies of Security
gave surprise party Saturday evening
in honor Of their secretary, John Nc
Curdy, who is about to leave town.
Jack Harper is getting back into the
livery business again and will open a
barn in the Stadelman stable at the
corner of Fourth and Union avenue.
For look and wear and easily kept
clean nothing better than enameled
ware. Lasts longer than other ware. At
about the same price At Bell 4 Turn
bulls
Jacobson x Wallace. photogra piers,
portraits, stamps, postcards, views, en-
larging and copying. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reasonable Gallery in
the Berry building
W. H. Langdon, the Civil War veter-
an, who has been suffering from a para
lytic stroke, has recovered sufficiently
to enable him to be wheeled about the
yard in an invalid chair.
City Employment Agency and Shoe
shining parlors. Ladies' and Gents
shines in all colors Bath room open
all day Sundays See Charlie O'Harra
at Smith & Purchases barber shop.
Next Sunday evening at o'clock the
young peoples societies of the three
churches will hold union temperance
meeting at the Baptist church Mrs. j.
C. Grover will be the leader. You are
earnestly requested to attend
F. A. Blackwell and party of friends
went to Conquest Landing from whence
they will make trip into the Bead
Lake country to inspect the holdings of
the Panhandle Lumber Co. in that vi
cinity.
Capt. Miller, an old-time Pend Oreille
river pilot, is now handling the wheel
on the steamer Ruth, and Capt. Stewart
has returned to Priest River to take
charge of his own boat, the Defender.
Capt. Miller was the man who took the
old steamer Metaline through Box Cam
Won some years ago. 1t took nearly
three weeks to line the steamer back
through the canyon Later she went to
pieces while an attempt was being made
to take her over Albeni Falls.