The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-08-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

one buck and four young goats. Inquire
Fox's Feed Store. ll-3
For clean rich milk. Fl. E. Frem-
ling, State inspected Dairy. ?. .. ad-
DIR. IS Fremming, Wash. lZu
Now that there is prospect OF getting
water in the Jaynes add, have you
heard how those $4,000 acre tracts and
500. 90 lots are selling.
Clair Hunt, who will have the work
of allotting lands to the Calispel Indians
down the river, visited the Indian vii
liage the first of the week.
R. D. Perkins, of Topeka, Kansas,
secretary of the Remly Lumber Co., OF
that city, was in Newport Tuesday in
conference with Mr.. Remly.
FOR SALE-A new modern broom
bungalow, close in. on lot 50xl32 feet;
price reasonable. For particulars call on
or address Alva s. Sherlock, Newport,
Wash. 4-u
City Employment Agency and Shoe
shining parlors. Ladies' and Gents
shines in all colors. Bath room open
all day Sundays. See Charlie OHarra
at Smith & Purchases barber shop.
An air space all around YOUR CHM
ney is the latest thing in Cement CHM
neys. This is chimney that is better
than brick chimney. We furnish the
cement to put them up. c. F. CRAIG.
Lee MCGEE, of Basin. Wyo., has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for the
last week, He was on his way to the
A. Y. P. exposition and registered at
most of the points where it was possible
to register.
When you 90 to Seattle to see the ex-
position stop at the Fielding. e15 East
Pike street, H. G. Pindell, Mgr. Good
accommodations at reasonable rates.
Broadway and Pike car at depot goes by
the door. TIT
The railroad hospital in Old Town
was closed Tuesday, fifteen of the pa
tients remaining in the institution be-
ing taken to Spokane DR.. Phillips will
have charge of the medical work for
Grant Smith & Co., during the remain
der of the construction work
J. F. Anderson, photographer. | make
a speciality of mines, mills, bridges,
ranches, family groups at home in fact.
everything in the way of out-of-door
photography. Address p. O. Box $40,
Newport. Wash.
j. o. Kier, banker, and W. J. Reeder,
liveryman, OF Dayton, Wyoming, stopped
off at Newport this week to visit the
families of w. NJ. Shur, John Olson,
and Ralph Veatch, all of whom are from
Dayton. The gentlemen were looking
over this section with view to locating
here.
B. J. Dawson, of Havre, Mont, was
the guest of his brother-in-law, W. S.
Griffith on Tuesday. Mr. Dawson is an
engineer on the Great Northern and
runs out OF Havre. He came west to
attend the a. Y. p. exposition and, reg
istered for the land drawings at Spokane
and Occur d. Alene.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
has placed an order with an eastern
concern for IS new freight cars, made
necessary by the building of the Pend
Oreille valley extension. Railroads all
over the country are ordering additional
rolling stock, an indication that general
business conditions arc expected to I'M
improve.
Mrs. John Olson was at Seattle last
week viewing the exposition. She was
met in that city by her sister, Mrs. Ora
McClintock, of San Francisco, who &C.
companied Mrs. Olson to this city and
will visit here until about Sept. lst.
Mrs. McClintock. improved the oppor-
tunity OF being in this section and regis
tered for the land drawings.
The case of the State of Washington
VS.. Mrs. Neil Gordon was heard before
Justice Long this afternoon. Mrs. Ruby
Clyde was the complaining witness
and :.lleged that Mrs Gordon had made
slanderous statements regarding her.
Attorney Jones appeared for the defen-
dant and L. J. Bedell for the state.
The jury decided there were no grounds
for action.
The class in Elocution and Delsarte
conducted by n. W. Simmons, of Mimi
eapolis will give an entertainment at
Vawter's Hall on Friday evening Aug.
9th. A varied program OF mirth, music.
humor and pathos has been prepared.
appealing to all lovers of that which is
high and pure in poetical, musical and
dramatic art to conclude with the beau
tifui and touching Pantomime Nearer
My God To Thee" by the advanced class
in Grecian costume, Delsarte movements
and Musical accompaniment.
Joe Smith, the Spokesman-Review's
special writer states that tho Stoyons