The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-10-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

FOR SALE-Ladv's driving horse,
buggy and harness, cheap. DIR. Ellis
Star Livery.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Ii
censed Embalmer. All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
Select your heating stove now. Sew
eral sizes and prices to select from.
Your old heater taken as part pay. Bell
& Turnbull.
FOR SALE-Two lots and slx-room
house, close in, cheap for cash. For
particulars address 307 Sherman street,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
MANY carloads of machinery and Quilt
tor the construction CT the cement plant
at Sullivan creek and the new mill at
lone are going through here.
The I. & w. n. is hauling stone for
rip-rapping the track at the big I'LL just
north of the Eagle mine, to prevent the
danger of washing out by high water.
The government surveying crew at
work on the Idaho-W Washington state
line has completed running the line to
the boundary and the men will return
to Newport in few days.
For Sale-1, 2 or 3 lots, s. w.
corner Bird and Scott. Make me
an offer. Walter Rogers $40
Riverside Ave., Spokane, WASH
Mrs. S. NJ MCGEE, who has been IN
attendance on her husband at st. Luke
Hospital, Spokane, was home today, re-
turning to Spokane in the evening. She
reports Mr.. McGee somewhat better and
able to slightly move his paralyzed
limbs.
Lewis P. Larsen, of Metaline, has
made application for U. S. patents on
the Sullivan and Defiance placer claims
in the Metaline district. In the notice
of the application the area of the Sulli-
van is named at 1889 acres and the De-
fiance 1922 acres.
At the county Sunday school conven-
ton held in Chewelah, Rev. n. S. Hawk,
of Newport, was elected vice-president
for the ensuing year. Mrs. w. B. Por-
ter, of this city, was elected superinten-
dent of the department Of elementary
training.
The Craig cement plant has secured
the contract for furnishing the cement
coping and trim work for the ew'sub-
station building of the power company.
The cement plant has been wired for
electric lights to enable the men to get
in full time.
The Long mill at Hardscrabble was
started up Saturday to saw out timbers
for the new mill of the King Sash, Door
& Lumber Co. at Penrith. The new
mill will be equipped with modern ma
cninery and will be a considerable i'm
provement over the one that burned
down.
The fight over the lone water rights
continues in the Superior Court of Stew
ems county. w. &. Murray. one of the
incorporators of the first company to
enter the field, has started suit to en-
join the lone Water & Light Co. from
trespassing over certain property with
their pipe lines.
Commissioner Sutherland returned
turned Tuesday evening from Colville,
where he had been attending the
monthly meeting of the board of COM
missioners. The doctor spent several
weeks at the Seattle Exposition and was
greatly pleased with it as an exponent
of the Northwest and Alaska.
While returning from Priest Lake
with load of campers and their outfit.
Guy Quinn was thrown from the seat
and had his shoulder dislocated. The
wagon ran over a stump in the road and
the team ran away, throwing the pas
sengers and their baggage overheard.
None of the other passengers suffered
more than bruises.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church the pastor will present as his
morning theme, "The Intercession of
Abraham" In the evening the sermon
topic will be ''The Common Character
of Temptation. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. and Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50 p. m. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to every one.
G. L. Gilbert, who has been on the
sick list for several months, was able to
make business trip to Spokane last
Friday. He is gradually regaining his
health, but has found 1t necessary to
close out his interests in Newport be-
cause of his incapacity to give the bust
ness personal supervision and will re-
move mis- family to Spokane.
Samuel Anderson, the Standpoint con-
tractor, who has secured the contract
tor the new Su h-Station and offioo b,,;ld