The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-08

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| Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right
Miller does undertaking. All calls
answered promptly dav or night.
Genuine Pekin duck eggs for sale; IL
per setting OF 49, Geo. H. Boiler. 46-z
FOR RENT-Good four-room house.
Inquire of W. P. Schurr or c. E. Jaynes.
FOR SALE-2O-ft. launch hull. In
good condition. $35. Inquire at this
Office.
There will be Catholic services at
Kelly's hall on Good Friday, April y, at
p. m.
Mrs. E. w Stevens has gone to the
Dakotas and Iowa for visit with rela-
tlves.
E. Alger has returned from Elk City,
Idaho, where he is interested in some
mining claims.
FOR WOOD-Call Phone 65-2 for 16
inch or foot wood. pine, fir and tama-
rack in any quantity.
W. S. Griffiths. who has been under
the weather for the past week. is around
attending to business again.
When you build a fireplace use those
beautiful cement brick that are now be-
ing made at the Craig cement plant.
w. J. Foster, of Foster & Freeman,
departed ON Thursday for two months
visit with relatives in Illinois and Iowa.
Louis Kirchan was. at Browning,
Mont, last week. where he purchased
a carload of fine steers for his local mar
ket.
Mr.. Evans OF Spokane, president of
the company which owns the brick yard
at Albeni Falls was looking over the
plant Tuesday.
Galvanized poultry netting; 2-inch
mesh, any width from 12-inch to Pinch,
cash price 60 cents per loo square feet.
Lund Hardware Co.
E. J. Lutz was at Spokane Monday to
see his son Earl and daughter Mabel,
who are sick with the measles. He also
made business trip to the county seat.
James Culbertson has returned from
three weeks trip, most of which was
spent in Spokane and vicinity on busl-
ness connected with local mining prop
critics.
WANTED-Wood, Will buy on con-
tract loo cords green fir and tamarack.
four foot wood Must be loaded this
season on Great Northern Railroad.
c. L. GILBERT
A new contracting firm has been
formed, consisting Of Albert Smith and
a. c. Ames. They are building $16oo
house for Thomas A. King in Ankerson's
addition.
Mrs. DR.. Phillips went to Portland,
Oregon on Thursday for weeks visit.
Upon her return she will be accompan.
led by her mother who will remain as
her guest during the coming summer.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and 16 inches square and they cost 90
cents per foot. Charles F. Craig.
G. P. Moeser has purchased the B. F..
Seeley residence. His household goods
arrived this week from Topeka, Kansas.
and they are now moving into their new
home. Mr.. Moeser brought with him a
fine touring car. =
More fruit trees were brought into
this section last week than in any pre-
vious season. The Newport Washington
Land Co. is setting out $4,000 trees and
many ranchers are making start on
commercial orchards. Il
J. F. Pfeiffer and family, OF La Crosse,
WIS.,, arrived in this city last week and
will make their home here. Mr.. Pfeif-
fer is associated with Manager Ander-
son. of the Newport Telephone Co.. in
new business enterprise.
Appel Bros. have been kept very busy
recently loading cedar poles for various
dealers. The cedar pole market has been
improving recently, and the movement
from this point is greater than at any
period since the financial furry. :
B. F. Seeley and family this week
moved to their new home at Deer Park.
Mr.. Seeley has been actively engaged in
mining and other business in Newport
for number of years. and the many
friends of the family hope that good
fortune will attend them in their new
home.
Don't forget the lecture at Kelly's
hall Friday evening, April 9. Members
of the faculty OF Gonzaga college, of
Spokane, will lecture on 1.-THE Life and
Passion Of Our Lord" and will show
stereopticon views to illustrate the lee
ture. In addition a musica! program