The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-20

Frank ID. Crandall, expert watch
maker
FOR RENT-One large, nicely fur
nished room $50 per week. G.. f
Jaynes. Stiff
90 to the Sherman store and see the
bargains displayed in dry goods, shoes
and suits on their bargain counter.
Frank c. Jones went to lone on Thurs.
day to figure on the new hotel building
70 be constructed at that point.
Look at all the other lots and get the
prices and then you will say that lot
in the Blackwell addition is the cheapest.
Chickens Wanted-The Antler Hotel
is in the market for any quantity OF
chickens. Bring in what You have to
sell.
The Young Peoples Society will con-
slider the topic, lessons From the Birds
and Flowers" Leader, Miss Glennie
| Nourse
Il. P. Jared, postmaster and store
keeper at Jared, at the lower end of the
| Calispel valley, is Newport visitor to-
day
| Thos. Fea, of Winchester, Idaho. and
Jas. Fea, of Spokane, are here, called
| by the serious illness OF their grandmoth.
er Mrs. Ann Fea.
| Man and wife wants boarding house in
connection with saw mill preferred. Ad-
dress L. G. Verdon E. % Main, Spokane
Phone Maine 1893. 50
FOR SALE-Brood mares, Young
horses and one young thoroughbred
bull, milk strain, in trade or terms to
suit buyers. Geo. H. Jones, Usk, Wash.
45-tf
WANTED-To trade my present de-
| livery horse for a good young horse
weighing about 1900; will pay the diff
ference in price in cash. T. J. Kelly. :
5l-tf ~
J. ?. Berneck won the gold medal
hung by G. T. Wright at the shooting
gallery last week, Joe making a score of
140 out OF possible 150 This week
| MIR. Wright offers three prizes, clock
Panama hat and pair of shoes.
Buried in Baptism Into Death" will
be the sermon theme at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning. In
the evening the pastor will give an ad-
dress on Running the Race" A cor
dial welcome is extended to all to attend
A. G. Bovingdon, baggageman at the
L. & W. n. passenger depot, left Satur-
cay for months vacation, during which
he will visit his ranch near Goldendale
and also see the A.-Y.-P. exposition. A
Mr.; McGarvey is taking his place.
On Tuesday evening, May IS, recep-
ton was rendered Rev. and Mrs. Mar
gets at the Baptist church. There was
large attendance and everyone seemed
to thoroughly enjoy themselves After a
musical and literary program refresh
ments were served.
The brick plant of the Idaho Lime Co.
at Albeni Falls is being worked to it's
fullest capacity and is employing25 men.
The company has spent considerable
money in the past two years to improve
the plant and now have it in shape to
turn out a good product which finds a
ready market in Spokane,
Rev. W. J. Hindley and Rev. DR..
Cunningham. of Spokane, were the
guests of Rev. 6. FL. Rice, of Hope Con-
gregatlonal church on Monday. The
reverend gentlemen went to the Little
Spokane on a fishing trip on Monday
The Spokane divines were poor fisher.
men. as they only caught IL OF the finny
tribe, while Rev. Rice captured Al.
County Engineer W. M. Manning has
been in this town this week endeavorine
to straighten out the tangles which have
arisen over Washington avenue street
and property lines. Mr.. Manning has
met with good success in locating the
original corner stakes, and is remark ins
them with permanent iron monuments
It is not thought that any serious
trouble will be experienced in settling
; the matter to the satisfaction of all
Messrs. Craig and Martin, who stopped
, work on the new hotel on account O
this matter coming up. expect to resume
building operations next week.