The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23

day and Monday at Spokane, combining
business with pleasure.
c. Logan, manager of the steamer
Ruth Navigation Co., made business
trip to Standpoint Tuesday.
A fine line of Cloaks and Suits offered
at the Paris store The styles are the
latest and prices are reasonable.
STOLEN-A violin from my house in
Cedar Park; reward for recovery. Ed
Brottlund, P. 0. Box 595, City.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erwin,
Tuesday, Sept. q, an Sf-pound baby
girl. Mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
FOR SALE-Three-room house and
two lots with good garden, in the old
town of Usk. Address G. Sample,
Usk, Wash.
Rev. +. R. Margett's son, Lester, who
has been attending school in Spokane,
has rejoined the family in Newport, ar
irving laSC 1ucsudy.
On account of leaving we will sell our
furniture, including piano of standard
make at a sacrifice. C. H. Feilberg,
Fremming, Wash. 18tf
Weare exclusive agents for the famous,
all wool, Bing clothing for men. Suits
range in price from $15 to $22. Guaran-
teed all wool. c. A. Sherman & Co.
Judge J. NJ. Mcdonald returned from
his visit to Seattle Monday evening. He
reports having good time and says that
the fair is we'll worth going to see.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and 16 inches square. Charles F. Craig
L. L. Jarboe is rushing up big addi-
ton to his house in Halford's addition,
and when completed it will be one of
the finest residences in that part of the
town.
Grace Coulter left this week for Pull
man, where she enters the Washington
State College. Her brother Will is also
student in that institution for the
coming year.
have for sale several good farms in
the famous Calispel valley. Some Of
the best grain and hay lands in the
northwest. c. Fl. Finley. Calispel,
Wash.
A great number OF our people are at
Spokane this week enjoying the Inter-
state fair. Reports are to the effect
that it is one of the biggest and best
ever held there.
Whether you're in the barn or driving
home in a binding rain, Frisco Ian
tern will give you light when you want
it, where you want it and az long az you
want it. Bell & Turnbull.
The Standpoint Tigers closed most
successful season last Moday. Out of "a
games played they lost only 6, givins
them per cent of 1923. One of the
games lost was dropped to Newport.
Ettsell T. Jones has installed 4-horst
power Grey motor in the new launch
recently built by W. L. Chrysler. Th,
launch is built especially for speed and
will be one of the fastest on the river.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, the head sawyer fol
the Fidelity mill across the river, moved
his family here from Spokane Saturday
and is now occupying the house recent,
vacated by Mr.. Ladwig, on the corner
of Fourth and Warren.
The King Sash Door & Lumber Co.
whose mill at Penrith was burned re
Gently, will soon start the work of re-
building on the former site. In tn,
meantime they will operate the Lon,
mill, just west OF town, to complete thei
seasons cut.
| c. T. Williams and wife departed
Sunday evening for Cut Bank, Mont
near which city they will reside on
homestead claim. They have resided il
Newport for several years and thei
many friends wish them we'll in thei
new home.
C. Langille is fitting up sawmil
, on his ranch across the river and expect
to cut logs from his timber for building
several cottages he is planning. 1t i
, his plan to erect two or three cottages il
Newport for rent. and also to build
/ home for his family here as soon as tn
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