The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-29

sizes all kinds; prices right
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Buff Orfpington eggs, 81 per setting OF
Is $50 per 100. V.P. Brown, Newport
Wash
Young Belgian hares for sale, $l.oo
per pair. Address Harold Langllle,
Nourort 50-3
Andrew Britton, OF Kopl enish, Mich.
is the guest of his son, Edward, and
wife.
Three houses for sale; must be moved;
will make you good price if taken az
once, Newport Iron Works.
small portable sawmill was sent
down river to-day consigned to the
West Side Lumber Co. at lone.
Civil Engineer Krause and party OF
assistants will leave for lone on FRIDAY
to do considerable work in that locality.
John T. Elsasser last week sold his
property on Washington avenue, De-
tween First and Pine streets, to Geo. II.
Boiler.
Chiffon Turnbull, of the Bell q Turn
bull Hardware Co. was in Spokane on
Wednesday purchasing goods for his
| firm.
Mrs. J. T. Gibbs anu children re-.
turned Thursday last from several
| months visit with relatives at Walla
Walla.
Best bargain in Newport, broom plas-
tered house with pantry and closet; $45O
will handle this. Inquire Newport
Steam Laundry.
Lawrence NJ. Thornton, travelling
man for a Spokane house, was in the
city on Wednesday calling on his friend,
f. B. Warmer.
Henry Tweedie, OF Tweedie wasa New
port visitor on Thursday. He was buy
ing powder to blast out stumps on piece
of land that he is clearing.
For Sale-Quarter block in
SCOTS addition, good building
site. Enquire Northern Mere Co.
Lee Berry has the finest line Of fish
ing tackle in Newport. and sells it a
little lower than any of the other deal
ers. Call and see his line before buy
ing
The Newport Water Company has
ordered 1000 feet of mains for extensions
on State Line and Union avenues on the
South Side and on Third street in Scott's
addition.
| Quinn & Schurch, the cigar manu-
facturers. are getting along in nice
shape and expect to haye some of their
goods ready for the market within .
short time.
The annual election of the officers of
the P. O. G.. Club will be held at their
club rooms, in Kelly's Hall, next Mon
day pight. All members are requested
to be present.
The Idaho & Washington Northern is
filling up the low spots at Third street,
Just north of their tracks, with the dirt
taken from their yards near the freight
depot. The improvement is good one.
The new town site of Usk will soon be
placed on the market. Messrs. A. M.
Harris, and C. F. Craig have an adver-
tisement in this isiue announcing that
they are agents for the townsite COM
pany and are ready to show plats and
and make prices on lots.
II you work across the river and want
to live on this side, you could not get q
better place to live than my little house
next to my old shop. A reasonable pay
ment down and the balance by the
month. Newport Iron Works.
We learn that l25 men pledged ttleil
names to document last Sunday after
noon at meeting at the Christian
church to the effect that they would
vote against the saloons at the comm,
local option election in Colville. States
man-Index.
Several large boulders in the yards o
the Idaho & Washington yard have beer
blown to pieces during the past few day.
with dynamite The work OF construct
ing the yards is progressing rapidly, a
bout 20 teams with scrapers being a
work.
The Ladies Study Club of Newpor
held its closing meeting of the year.
program at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
F. c.. Krause last Thursday evening
The subject of the evening was alaska
and roll call brought forth many inter
esting facts concerning that wonderful
country. Mr.. Krause was on the pre-
gram for an address, and his resldenc
!. and experience in the territory enable
= him to treat the ladies and their gentle
| mon uposts tn q most ontnrto;pinr <oI