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

NOTICE-After July Fourth l will
make no delivery OF goods unless the
bill amounts to t5or more. T. j. Kelly.
Weare agent for the Free Sewing
machine and carry full line of needles,
shuttles, etc. for all machines. Boyer
Furniture Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Ct,as. F. Craig were at
Spirit Lake Tuesday evening. Mrs. Craig
assisting the Spirit Lake ladies' quar-
tet in concert.
Henry Elmer's new sawmill, two miles
west OF Tweedie, was placed in operation
Tuesday. The mill has a capacity of
&c, 900 feet per day.
The state land Office is this week sd-
vertising the sale OF three quarter Sec
tons OF school land in Sec. 36-33-43, the
next section west OF Usk.
Get your beer for the Fourth OF July
from Ries. just received 100 quarters of
Schlitz, to be sold at $3.50 per quarter.
Also so quarters OF Colfax at $3.50.
The family Of 5. ". Nelson, the black
smith, arrived. this week from Deer
Park and they are now living in the
Whitney house on Union avenue.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an cir space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are 6 inches high
and 16 inches square. Charles F. Craig
Jacob Reidt, uncle OF U. 8. Reidt, of
Penrith, and Mrs. John L. Stohr, mother
OF Mrs. Reidt, both OF Alma. Wis, ar
rived Wednesday morning for visit
with the Reidt family. =
THE Fern" the new confectionery
and stationery store in the Holmes
block, expects to be open for business on
Saturday. The room is being newly
fitted up for their business.
Mrs. F. D. Glover and daughter. Dora
OF Campbell MIMI, arrived Wednes-
day evening for visit at the home of
Mrs. l.. R. Flynn. They were residents
OF Newport about five years ago, Mr.,
Glover being engaged in business here.
Blackwell addition is two blocks
from center Of town, one block
from schoolhouse, overlooking the
city. c. F. Craig, agent.
''Mv! Those berries taste like more?"
That is what you will cay after the first
dish that you get at the First Baptist
church social Friday evening of this
week at 8 o'clock, given by the Young
Peoples Society. Be sure and come. Ice
cream with EN-
G. f. Hadley made q business trip
down the river last week in the interest
of the Hadley Manufacturing Company,
and secured several large orders for win
dows and doors for buildings in the new
towns of Usk and lone, also orders for
several store fronts. The plant is kept
busy and turns out good work.
E. Enoch, of Deer Park, was visitor
in Newport Monday. He reports that
B. F. Seeley, formerly of Newport. had
three fingers badly injured while ad-
justing the governor on the engine OF
the mill at Deer Park. Newport friends
regret to learn of the continued misfor-
tunes that attend Mr.. seeley.
| W. Lon johnson, OF Colville, clerk Of
the QUITS of Stevens county, will be in
Newport shortly after the Fourth to
start oat in official life his new deputy
for Judicial district No. @. Mr.. John
son is at present securing the necessary
books, records and Office supplies for the
use of the district.
Vincent P. Brown, better known as
Vegetable" Brown, il bringing up q
boat load of fine garden produce from
his ranch, four miles down the river,
nearly every day. Mr.. Brown has one
of the most productive pieces of ground
in this section and by careful cultivation
makes his work bring him good returns.
| W. H. Mcclure, assistant superinten-
dent for Eastern Washington OF the
Washington Children's Home Society,
was Newport visitor Sunday and spoke
in all OF the churches. Mr.. Mcclure
was successful in securing liberal con-
tribution from Newport people for the
worthy institution he represents.
| First Baptist church: Sunday school
at 10 3. m. Preaching at II q. m.
Young peoples meeting at Z D. m.
Preaching ct 8 p. IN. Miss Audrey Nc
Cnne will lead the young peoples meet
ing. the subject being Patriotism That
Counts" Morning sermon subject.
"singleness of Purpose ae an Element
OF Success" Evening subject, Real
Patriotism VI. Shoddy Pretension."