The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-03

| Frank d. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
Charles Beardsmore, OF Priest River,
| was in Newport on business on Wednes-
| day.
W. A. Logue, of Usk, editor of the
Calispel Valley Times, was Newport
visitor this week.
Three houses for sale; must be moved;
will make you good price if taken at
once. Newport Iron Works.
Henry Miller, the undertaken. is con-
fided to his home with sickness. He IS
suffering from a disordered liver.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will
hold memorial service at Vawter's
hall at p. m, Sunday afternoon.
When you build a fireplace use those
| beautiful cement brick that are now be-
ing made at the Craig cement plant.
House and lot for sale at bargain or
will take team in trade. Address Box
! ia Newport or call at City Dray office.
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g. B. Swim. who has been connected
with the Forestry Service at Missoula,
Mont, has been transferred to the local
office of the Kaniksu National Forest.
| Otto Ernest went to Spokane on Wed
nesday 10 visit with his wife. Mrs.
Ernst is in the Deaconess' Hospital re-
ceiving medical treatment for an injured
! ankle.
There will be Catholic services at
| KelIy's Hall Sunday. June s, at 9 a. IN.
At 2 80 p IN. the ladies OF the congrega-
ton will hold meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Kelly.
| J. F. Anderson, photographer. | make
a speciality OF mines. mills, bridges,
ranches, family groups at home; in fact.
everything in the way OF out-of-door
photography Address r. 0. Box SAC.
Newport, Wash.
| "Cnmmodore'' Robert Downs, of
Rathdrum, was a Newport visitor on
Saturday. MIR. Downs was here on bust
! brother, the late William Downs.
uriah Wooding. OF Tiger, was New
port visitor on Tuesday. He was on his
wav home from a trip to Spokane. Mr..
Wooding only recently returned from
Nome, Alaska. where he had been work
{ ing for the past few years.
j. H. Miller, OF the Newport Tailoring
| Co., has returned from his business trip
to Chewelah and has taken charge Of
the business. Mrs. Miller arrived We'd
nesday and they are now keeping honse
ON the South Side.
Ii you work across the river and want
to live on this side, you could not get
better place t. live than my little house
next to my old shop. A reasonable pay
ment down and the balance by the
month. Newport Iron Works.
Joseph Blanchard, OF Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, is the guest of his brother-in-
law, Albeni Poirier, of Albeni Falls. Mr..
| Blanchard has an extensive acquain
] lance among the older residents here
abouts, having been one of the pioneers
of this section.
! H. J. Anderson and wife have moved
to Spokane, the nature of Mr.. Ander-
sons work with the Pratt Lumber Co.,
requiring him to live in that city.
Newport people regret exceedingly to
see this popular young couple leave our
town and hope that at some future time
they may again make their home here.
| l.. H. Buescher, formerly of Missoula,
Mont, has opened a plumbing estab-
lishment in the Scott building on Third
street, and will conduct the business
under the name of Newport Plum bling
and Heating Co. Mr.. Buescher comes
we'll recommended in his line OF work
and has had Is years OF experience at it.
Nixon Fea, of Hampton. Ark, and
: Mrs. d. Kelly. of Moberly, Mo-, de-
parted Tuesday morning for their homes
Mrs. Kelly has been in Newport for
nearly eight months, assisting in caring
+. for her mother, Grandma Fea. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Scott accompanied them as far al
Spokane.
The contests against the homesteads
OF Mrs. Nancy Desart and her son EN-
NETT were heard before United States
: Commissioners Rogers Monday Theil
homesteads are located on Calispel Lake
9 and have been contested by the Spokan,
2 Gun Club, which maintains hunting
d preserve at that point and wishes t.
keep out settlers.
= John Baker, postmaster at Calispel
:. was in Newport Monday, on business
g connected with some land contest case
: in that locality. 1t was Mr.. Baker
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