The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-06-24

maker.
Rov Wimber made business trip to
Spokane Tuesday.
Four furnished rooms for rent at
South Side Grocery.
Miller does undertaking. All calls
answered promptly day or night
FOR SALE-Young thoroughbred
Belgian hares at 81 so per pair. Harold
Langille. So
FOR SALE-Quarter block in SCOTS
addition, good building site. Inquire of
Walter Rogers
Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes clean
ed and pressed. Mrs. NJ Bowers, State
Line avenue. South Side. l-6
Three houses for sale; must be moved
will make you good price if taken at
once. Newport Iron Works.
500 first payment on a lot in
Blackwell addition. Balance to
suit.
Make your own ice cream, sherbets
and ices. Ice cream freezers from one
quart up to five gallons at Bell < Turn
bulls.
A. L. Ries has just received carload
of ice. Those wishing to buy ice can
telephone or leave their orders at the
Eagle saloon,
Lee Berry and Miss Effie Berry are
enjoying visit from their parents, OF
Chamberlain, S. D. They are this week
enjoying an outing down the river.
Ranchers--I will buy your chick ems,
hides, veal, beef, pork, eggs and all pro-
duce, paying highest market price for
same. C. l.. Gilbert, City Market.
Having purchased the interest OF F.
E. Sheldon, OF CarySheldon Co., we
desire to announce that all bills due the
bove firm will be payable to l.. A. Cary.
A. M. Harris, the real estate man, has
been confined to his room several days
the past week, suffering from an abscess
ON his knee, but is again able to be out
and attend to business.
Joseph Lancaster, a mining engineer,
has gone to the Metaline district to
make surveys preliminary to the install
lation Of a compressor and hoist on the
property of the Oriole Mining Co.
Blackwell addition is two blocks
from center Of town, one block
from schoolhouse, overlooking the
city. c.. F. Craig, agent.
The time of Great Northern train No.
l. westbound has been changed again
and it now goes thru Newport at 4:53
a. III. No. 4, east bound is three min
utes later md goes at 12:35 a, M.
j. F. Anderson, photographer. make
a specially of mines, mills, bridges.
ranches, family groups at home; in fact.
everything in the way of out-of-door
photography. Address P. 0. Box $40,
Newport, Wash.
Frank Campbell, the laborer who was
drowned at Usk last Tuesday, was buried
Sunday by Undertaken Miller. All at
tempts to locate his home or friends
were fruitless and the county buried
him in the potters' field.
A cougar with two young were seen
lust east of town Monday. The remains
of deer which the animal had killed
and toasted on were also found in that
vicinity. A hunt was organized but
they failed to get another sight of the
animal.
Rev. I. w. Rhodes, formerly pastor of
the church at Usk, was recently mar
ried at Lake Ann, Mich. The many
friends the gentlemen made during his
ministry in the Calispel Valley are
pleased to hear this and extend their
best wishes.
Contractor McNamara, who is con-
structing the Locke dixie, lost three val
liable horses Tuesday. While dumping
one of the wagons it slipped off the high
grade into ten feet of water. The horses
became entangled in the harness and
drowned, although the driver made a
heroic effort to save them. He received
ducking, but was otherwise unhurt.-
Calispel Valley Times.