The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-02-25

II YOU want to know what is new and
pretty call in and look at Williams
furniture store.
Wanted-Board and loom for man
and wife or rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Inquire at this office.
A good four-room house for sale small
payment down and $40 per month. En-
quire at First National Bank.
To make room for my incubator l will
sell so Leghorn chickens; all in prime
condition Hal E. Fremming.
Don't forget the benefit recital to be
given at the Congregational church
Thursday evening. March 4th.
Mrs. A. L..Nourse and son Elmer were
called to Waukesha, Wis, this week by
the death of Mrs. Nourse's father.
FOR SALE-Ten head of mich cows
and some young cattle; will sell cheap
for cash. Call on or write F. n. Henkle,
Priest River, Idaho. 1912
1OO-acre meadow ranch to trade for
cut-over land or Newport property or
Spokane property. Charles F. Craig,
First National Bank.
| A. l.. Ries and Carl Schneider were
insured in our Insurance companies.
Ask them how they were treated and
place your insurance with the Security
State Bank.
New spring Laces and Embroi~
deries arriving, Cary-Sheldon Co,
Mrs. William Shearer, OF Dayton,
Wyoming, arrived in Newport today to
join her husband, who has Leen here for
several weeks. They will make their
home here.
Four extra good timber claims, quarter
section each On unsuryeyed land, also
some fine agricultural quarters. In
quire at this, office or write c. H. Finley,
Newport. P. O. Box 176. 3S-tf.
DR.. Hiett returned Monday from Spo-
kane and left on the lone for his home
at Cement The doctor was recently
fortunate in winning the decision in the
contest over bis homestead at Cement.
The railroad tunnel at Blueslide is
now in about IS feet from each side.
Ninety men are employed on the job.
The tunnel will be 100 feet long and it
is expected that it viii take until Sep
TENDER to complete. :
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are 6 inches high
and IL inches square and they cost 90
cents per foot Charles F. Craig
George Smith. of West Union, Iowa,
has been the guest of his brother Frank
this week. leaving Wednesday morning
for Nelson, B. c. Mr.. Smith is on a
business prospecting trip and will make
another visit to Newport before return.
ing to the east.
On Mondays boat Messrs. Geo. D.
Eagleston and d. A. Ungerma brought
the gray Percheron stallion, Farmers
Friend, to Cusick. The horse has fine
pedigree and comes from Castleton, III
1t is fine looking animal. On Tuesday
H. W. Redmond saw the horse anc
bought it, paying 5000 therefor.-Cal
ispel Valley Times.
Piling for the bridge across the Ashen
felter bay, just north OF town on the
Idaho & Washington Northern Metalint
extension. has been completed with thu
exception of the driving of a. few more
piling for additional strength, which th.
Blackwell people are insisting upon fol
the purpose of making sure of the
strength of the structure. In drying
+ the piIing some difficulty was expert
8 enced in getting solid foundation ane
in some places it was necessary to go t
e depth OF 120 feet. Several carloads o
4 stringers. 8x16 and % feet long, have
arrived from the coast to be used il
y building the bridge
}, Evangelistic meetings at the Congre
!, gational church closed Wednesday even
8 ing after duration of four weeks. TIL
d meetings have met with success. ant
:. have been we'll attended throughout
Twenty-Five converts have expressed
v desire to Join churches of this city an
e next Sunday morning at the Congre
l. gational Church will be devoted to tn
If reception of new members. In additio
E. to the results achieved in this line Their
II has been noticeable revival of interes
le among the church members which wi
% work to the good of the institution
ir Rev. Rice has labored hard in this wor
n and has been unassisted except tbs
4. the musical part OF the services We
under the direction of w. w. Porter.