The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-08-12

Some Homestead locations, milllor
it, timber, inquire E. Thompson, New
port. Wash. 1872
G. A, Adam and wife, of jamestown
N. D., are guests of Mrs. Adams sister
Mrs. ]. A. Noble.
Mrs. 8. C. Deeter and little daughter
of Dalkena, left Wednesday morning fol
trip to St. Louis. Mo.
When you build fireplace use those
beautiful cement brick that are now be-
ing made at the Craig cement plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cary expect to
leave this week for three months trip
to Philadelphia and other eastern points
A large number Of Newport people
went to Spokane Monday to see the ele-
plants and other attractions of the
Ringing circus.
We are exclusive selling agents
fer Chase s. Sanborn Teas and
Cofees, Home Grocery.
The Fidelity planer which has been
shut down for several weeks for lack of
orders expects to start up next week.
The lumber market has not shown any
great improvement up to this time.
DR.. Phillips reports the birth of boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Sandstrom on
August s, and a boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson, of the Calispel Valley, on
August l.
Wintemutes, the photographers,
have fine line of local views. post
cards, etc. Call and see them at the
tent. They make specially of view
work.
Would you take a strangers note?
Then why take the promise of an insur-
ance company to pay when you do not
know of them. Insure with the Hart
ford, represented by the Security State
Bank.
F. w. Miner and family are now liv-
ing in the residence recently purchased
from Jack McInnis, Jr., on Third street.
The McInnis family is living in the A.
Ray Williams home.
LLOYD McMorran was taken to Spo-
kane Monday evening, suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever contracted while
working at Seattle. His condition is
not considered serious.
In order to benefit as many consum-
ers as possible, we will allow discount
of 10 per cent to all metered customers.
up to and including the 10th of each
month following the one in which SER
vice was rem dered. N. I.&. NJ. P. Co.
Close to the free ferry is dandy little
four-room house, good garden, good
cellar, two good lots. A small payment
down will purchase this property. The
balance just the same as rent. Inquire
at First National Bank.
Occur d'Alene beat Newport at base
ball Sunday, score 9 to 8. The local
team was not in good shape but gave
the visitors close rub until Mike Fox
lost his grip. Mike has been pitching
good ball all summerIbut was not in trim
Sunday.
The drive of the Jurgens Bros logs
from Bottle Bay on Pend Oreille Lake
has been delayed by adverse winds on
the lake. The logs are expected to ar
rive here early next week and the mill
will then resume operations for two
months run.
At the Congregational ch urch next
Sunday morning the pastor will speak
on the topic, 1.-THE Inscription on the
Altar" No evening service owing to
the union meeting in the Baptist church.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet with the Baptist Young Peoples
Union.
There are about ten cases of diptheria
in Newport at the present time. none
of them considered serious. The follow
ing homes are quarantined, O'Harra,
Peterson, Savage and Dunlap. DR..
Phillips, health officer has received q
consignment of anti-toxin from the
State Board of Health and hopes to
effectually check the contagion.
Max Weinkauff returned Tuesday
from Elk City. Idaho. where he spent
several months doing assessment work
on claims in which he and his partner
Jack Koch are interested. He brought
back with him some very fine specimens
of gold bearing rock, of a kind with
which local miners are unfamiliar.
The samples may be seen at the Club
Saloon. Max returned SO pounds lighter
in weight, an evidence that he has been
working some. but he is feeling fine and
ready for another round.
If you are thinking of buying a buggy
or road wagon it will pay you to look
at the