The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-20

sizes; all kinds; prices right
For high grade mems and boys shoes
go To Gust Anderson's store.
L. X. Kennedy, of Seattle, was bust
ness visitor in town this week.
Miller does undertaking. All calls
answered promptly day or night.
i Wanted-Dining room girl, at
the Banquet Restaurant.
J. c. Maher. of Spokane, travelling
agent for the G. N. is in town today.
Don't forget the mems Oxford Ties
$3.50. in black and tan, at Kelly's.
Three houses for sale; must be moved ;
will make you good price if taken at
once, Newport Iron Works.
| Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes clean
ed and pressed. Mrs. M. Bowers, State
Line avenue. South Side. Ia
\ correction in Kelly's adv. was over
looked by The Miner this week. The
price of -four is $3.50 per sack, Sc per
barrel.
| Ace McCurdy has purchased the in
terest of his partner, Custer Kellogg, in
the saloon business and is now going it
alone.
{. F. Craig left this morning for a BUSH
ness trip to lone accompanying Daniel
Morgan, Of Spokane, agent for the Town
site company.
FOR SALE-Fresh mich cows and
dairy bred heifers; also one 3-year-old
registered Jersey bull Silver Birch
Farm, Newport. Soft
4 little garden hose don't cost much
and does lot of good for your lawn or
garden. All kinds from the cheapest to
best at Bell & Tnrnbull.
In order to make room for the new
furniture and the other half car on the
way, will give Is per cent discount for
ten days. Boyer Furniture Co.
Mrs. George Hynes returned Saturday
from her visit with her parents at Port
land, Oregon. She was accompanied by
her little niece, Margaret Cardiff, who
will make an extended visit here.
II you work across the river and want
to live on this side, you could not get a
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
DR.. Ralph Ellis. veterinarian, has To-
Gated in Newport for the practice of his
profession. DR.. Ellis is graduate from
the State University of Iowa and has
had considerable professional experience
in this state and Oregon. There is
good field here for veterinarian and
DR.. Ellis will doubtless find his location
profitable.
There is still room at the Baptist
church to accommodate larger congre-
cation, and we need you, and you need
us. Many have responded to our weekly
invitations, and we hope You will. The
morning sermon will be the second of a
series on the Lords prayer, the text be-
ing, "Who Art in Heaven" In the
evening the theme will be, ''The One
Road to Contentment.'
NJ. A. Jacobson, the new photog-
rapher from Libby, Mont, has opened
his studio in the Berry building on
Washington avenue and is prepared to
do work of all kinds. He has a very
complete equipment. The central Office
of the Interstate Telephone Co. is also
located in the building and is under the
charge of Mr. jacobson.
}. r. Patterson, the engineer, walked
over the right-of-way Of the Idaho &
Washington Northern from his home on
Tuesday. He says that, with the excep-
ton of the grades on the ennsylvana
system he never saw finer slopes on Il
railroad grade He thinks that if the
company would now SOW Canadian blue
grass along their line they would have
the finest line OF railroad in the north
west.
3. S. Defenbach, of Standpoint, and
w. NJ. Burns, of Spokane, members of
the Northern Mercantile Co., were in
Newport on Tuesday on business con-
nected with the store. Mr.. Defenbach
this week had in the Standpoint store of
the company 208-pound sturgeon cap
tured in the Kootenai river near Boomers
Ferry by an Indian. 1t was about eight
feet long and attracted great deal OF
attention while displayed in the show
window Of the store
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hall, at Portland. Oregon, on Tuesday,
May Is, occurred the marriage OF their
daughter, Beatrice Adele, to William
Henry Seaborn, OF Seattle. Mrs. Sea-
born is sister of Mrs. George Hynes,
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