The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-13

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Thursday morning.
| Man and wife wants boarding house in
connection with saw mill preferred. Adj
dress l.. G. Verdon E. % Main, Spokane
Phone Maine 1893. 81 2
For Sale-Quarter block in
Scots addition, good building
site. Enquire Northern Mere. Go.
Something New-.A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and l6 inches square and they cost 80
cents per foot. Charles F. Craig.
II you work across the river and want
to live on this side, you could not get a
better place t. live than my little house
next to my old shop. 4 reasonable pay
ment down and the balance by the
month. Newport Iron Works.
The Newport Telephone Co. has
started work on constructing new tele-
phone line to Albeni Falls. The COM
pany has several subscribers in that To-
cality and the latest is the Idaho Lime
| Co.. at their offices near their brick
yards.
Ernest Mcdonald lost valuable draft
horse one night last week. The horse
was in good health in the evening, but
was found 10 be seriously i'll when the
owner went to feed it in the morni ng.
It died soon after. The horse was valu ed
at $3.50.
b. Tarbet, OF Penrith, was in New
port on Wednesday on business. He
reports that B. l.. Gordon, the Spokane
wholesale grocer who has fine sum-
mer home ut Penrith, is completing the
extensive improvements to his property
this season.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock the pas tor will
preach on the text "Be Not Overcome
OF Evil, But Overcome Evil With Good. ,"
Mr.. Non Church Goer, why don't you
come out and fill one OF our seats? You
are heartily welcome.
The Elk baseball club will give dance
at the Elk auditorium on Saturday. May
Is, for the benefit of the club. The hall
is now under new management and the
boys guarantee that everything will be
first.class. A number of Newport peo'
pie will probably attend.
G. H. Miller, OF Chewelan. was in
town the week and completed arrange
ments whereby he purchased the tailor
ing business OF the late Chas. Schneider
and he will soon be here to conduct the
business under the firm name of New
port Tailoring CO. Mr.. Miller appear
te be an enterprising business man and
will doubtless find Newport good loca-
ton for the business. They will do both
ladies' and gentlemen's tailoring.
The new town cite OF lone will be placed
on the market very soon. The Panhandle
Investment Co. had not anticipated plac-
ing the town site ON the market so soon
but found the demand for lots and busi-
> ness locations 60 great that it was neces.
sary to start business. Plats OF the town
site will shortly be issued. A number Of
t business establishments are already or
the ground and others are awaiting ar
D opportunity to select lots and start, the
9 erection of buildings.
James Dunlap has purchased 40 acres
OF land at Penrith from G. W. Voss
u Mr.. Dunlap will have the place cleared
y and will establish a summer home and
g fruit ranch on the property. The lane
9 is said to be especially adapted for TIT
t raising OF small fruits and apples. HI
e also has plans for making the place {
summer resort for picnic parties from
II Spokane aud Newport. The fishing il
= the vicinity OF the ranch ia said to b,
e very fine,
10 Fishermen report that the brook tron
It are biting fercely in the Little SPOKANE
is river. Several fine strings have beef
'e1 captured by local anglers during th'
n past few days There are also com
plants that the Japanese working alonl
at the line of the Great Northern are catch
n ing large quantities OF the trout and
supposed that they are fishing for mar
> ket. The attention OF the Washington
70 game warden from this district will b
I'd called to the wanton destruction Of tn
ce smaller trout by the Japs. Sewers
b parties have also been catching larg