The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Go to the Paris Store for your corsets
and have them fitted.
Watch Cary's bulletin board for
daily quotations on Groceries.
WANTED-A girl for general houses
work. Inquire at the Cottage House.
Ii you don't know what Wyandotte is
come in and We will tell you. Home
Grocery.
A water right on the south branch of
Tacoma creek has been recorded by John
Leibrecht.
The Fern. Our candies, chocolates
and Bon Bons are fresh. wholesome and
delicious.
FOR SALE-Roosters. Wyckoff strain
single comb leghorns. Inquire at BOWS
barber shop. Azel McCurdy.
500 first payment on a lot in
Blackwell addition. Balance to
suit
H. A. Miller has some second hand
camp dishes for sale. Also two second
hand ranges suitable for camp or hotel
use.
A number of Spokane men, members
of the Calispel Gun Club have gone to
the lake the past week, cunning for
ducks.
The estimated expenses of municipal
administration of Colville for the coming
year. as fixed by the town council, is
$21. 255, with estimated receipts from
all sources of $16,244.
The Bonner County Fair Association
announces that the second annual fair
of Bonner county will be held at Sand
point, Idaho, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Sept. IA and Is, 1909
Ralph Braddock, the foreman of THE
MINER, is enjoying a we'll earned vaca-
ton, and with Mrs. Braddock, is spend
ing the time at Sullivan lake and at
their ranch near Tiger.
H. H. Jones, manager for this terri
tory for the Northern Idaho & Montana
Power Co., was in town Wednesday in
speeding progress on the company's
sub-station and office building.
G. A. Fielder and wife and Miss Hoon
have returned from several days out
ing at McInnis Mill. Tho party enjoyed
good run OF luck and got l25 trout and
25 pheasants.
Residents of Metaline are receiving
notices from the register and receiver of
the Spokane land Office, to appear ON
Sept. Is to defend against the conflicting
claims of Messrs. Anschell and Bettan-
court for the townsite of Metaline.
"De Ronda," advertising himself as a
"jail breaker, will give an exhibition at
Kelly's Hall Friday and Saturday even
ings of this week. He undertakes to
release himself from handouts, straight
jackets, ETC., in full view of the audience.
The Northern Mercantile Co. closed
the doors of its Newport store for the
last time Saturday evening. The stock
remaining is being shipped to the Sand
point store of the company, via the I. &
W. N. and Spokane International Rail-
roads. Mr.. Robinson, who has been
manager of the local store the past few
months, will be employed at the Sand
point store.
Louis Kirchan, F. A. Purchase, OF
Cusick, and several others have organ
lied the Pend Oreille Packing Co.. and
will erect slaughter house and meat
curing plant at Cusick. They have also
purchased the meat market at lone and
will put in one at Metaline. Their idea
is to supply the meat for all of the valley
country and they will endeavor to build
up large industry.
Eugene l.. Weimer and wife
entertained Mis-. John B. Buchanan, of
standpoint, Idaho, last week. Mrs. Bu-
chanan is a sister of Mr.. Weimer and |
before her marriage was school teacher
in this vicinity. Other guests during
the week were Mrs. w. n. Collins and |
of Rosalia. Wash. formerly of
Dalkena, and Miss Curl Addleman, of
Dalkena, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Ellsworth are in
receipt of a number of fine Alaskan
postcards from their son and daughter,
who are enjoying trip to the north
land. Also some copies of the Seward
Daily Gateway, one of which contains
the following item: "Mr. and Mrs.
Lynch, OF Valdez. entertained at lunch
Eugene and May Ellsworth, brother and
sister of II. E. Ellsworth, of Seward.
Alaska. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch are old
friends of II. E. Ellsworth"