The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-09

Furnished rooms to rent. Phone No
S2-3. 2s-4
A. L. Refs went to lone on business
trip on Wednesday.
Wood taken in exchange for goods by
G. A. Sherman & Co.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
Frank d. Crandall for watches; all
sizes all kinds prices right
You can save $50 ii you bny lot in
the Blackwell addition nov.
Room for rent with board Apply to
Mrs. John McKie, Washington avenue.
Mrs. Alex Brazeau went to Spirit
Lake Tuesday for a weeks visit with
her daughter.
FOR SALE-Cordwood stumpage one
mile and half from I. & W. n. spur
$1.l5 rate; 5000 cords. c. F. Craig.
J. H. Pressnell, prominent rancher
from Blanchard, was in Newport We'd
nesday purchasing Christmas goods.
If you want to make your wife or
daughter Christmas present that will
last, buy them Monarch Range at Bell
& Turnbull
I FOR SALE. ? ora lots, sw corner
Third and Scott. Make me an offer.
Walter Rogers. 500 Riverside avenue,
Spokane. Wash.
Santa Claus got stuck in one of my
space chimneys. He thought the air
space was the fue opening. Now he is
stuck on it. c. F. Craig.
| J. W. Wooding was up from Tiger on
Wednesday. He reports that the PAN
handle people have started logging oper-
atoms in the vicinity of Tiger.
Prosecuting Attorney kirkpatrick, of
Colville, is expected to arrive in New
port next week to look up certain GRIM
inal matters concerning this end of the
county.
Catholic services at St. Anthonv's
church every first and third Sunday at
9 a. m. Sunday school every Sunday at
80 a. m. Seats are free and cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the services.
Fred Stewart has returned from Hope,
Idaho. He has been overhauling the
steamboats, at that point. Considerable
work remains to be done yet, but Mr..
Stewart had to return to his ranch.
From now until Christmas will make
postcards at $l.00 per dozen off of the
donkey plates made last spring. We
also make postcard calendars off the
same plates. J. F. Anderson, P. o. Box
$40. 29-4
LEAD" Long, who has been assisting
at the Long mill at Hardscrabble for the
past two months, went to Metaline on
Monday. He will remain in that camp
most of the coming winter, working on
claims in which he and J. D. Long are
interested.
from Wilson Creek, WASH. has leased
the McMorran building and will install
billiard and pool room. Mr.. Burt has
purchased a complete new line of fix
lures and will conduct an up-to-date
amusement parlor.
| The Bonner county farmers institute
will be held in Standpoint on Friday and
Saturday of this week Among the in
teresting features will be general dis
cussion on the treatment of logged over
lands. This will occur on Saturday and
should draw some of the Bonner county
residents from this section.
| Messrs. J. f. Williams, of Newport,
and Norris and Holman, of Ruby, Sc
secured five deer during the few days
previous to the expiration of the season.
Deer have been very plentiful in the
lower river country this season, but the
hunters were all handicapped on account
of the lack of snow.
The Dalkena Lumber Co. and Messrs.
Jurgens Bros, of Newport, are figuring
on purchasing about 10000, 900 feet of
standing timber in the Kaniksu Ma
tional Forest. The timber is near the
banks of Priest River and not far from
Priest River station. Supervisor Milla1
says that in the future most of the sales
in the Kaniksu forest will be made along
the river until that portion has been
cleared up.
Don't forget the dinner to be given at
the Boyer Furniture Co.'s store tomor-
row evening, Saturday, Dec H.
| MENU.
Roast Veal. Cold Ham,
Brown Gravy.
Potatoes. Bakei Beans
Celery. Pickles.
/ Brown Bread. White Bread.
Mince Pie. Apple Pie. Pumpkin Pie.