The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-05-27

day to attend the funeral OF Grandma
Fea.
A large consignment of suit cases Just
received at kelly's Prices from $l.'o
to $3.50
Ladies' and gentlemen s clothes clean
ed and pressed. Mrs NJ. Bowers, State
Line avenue, South Side. 10
Alex Brazeau has returned from Bon
ners Ferry, where he has been engaged
in loading poles for the Northern Pole
Co.
Sherman & Co. are advertising line
of sum mer silks and lawns at attractive
prices in this weeks paper. 1t will pay
you to read it. Il
Go to Wallace's Tent Photograph
Studio and get irst-class picture.
Cabinets, prices from $500 up to $6.D.
Post cards at special rates.
Insure your property with some OF the
reliable companies represented by the
Security State Bank and you will have a
feeling of securiyt against loss.
Now is the time to pick out a choice
suit case or trunk for that trip you are
planning on this summer while our line
is complete. BoaER FuRNrrURE Co.
Everette Thornton. former resident
OF Newport, was in the city on Tuesday.
/ Mr.. Thornton and two OF his brothers
are now engaged IN travelling fol Spo-
kane house.
. Martin A. Jacobson, photogra pher,
portraits. stamps, postcards, views, en-
larging and copying. All work guaran-
teed. Prices reasonable. Gallery in
the Berry building.
Have you taken look at the bargain
counter in Sherman & Coz store? The
chances are that you will find some
thing there at greatly reduced price.
Look it over. p
G. B. Emery and Jack Furness were
in town on Monday, buying fishing
tackle for months outing at Priest
Lake. "Spot'' is now engaged in the
saloon business at Boomers Ferry.
Charlie Flynn has received his new
motorcycle. 1t is OF the Indian manu-
facture, and Charlie has been making
the Siwashes scoot for cover since he has
learned to manage the machine.
Something New-A cement chimney
with an air space; fine for ventilation.
These chimney blocks are inches high
and 16 inches square and they cost 80
cents per foot. Charles F. Craig.
The ]. & w. n. has erected stand
pipe connected with the city water
mains at point opposite the freight
house, for the watering of engines of the
work trains on the building OF the ex-
tension.
Charles. Foster, of Elk. WASH, lost
two fingers of his hand in an accident at
the mill of the Consolidated Lumber
Co. Foster is a young man and the
step-son of Deputy Sheriff Harvey, of
Spokane county.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
have bakery sale at the Paris store Of
Mrs. W. S. Griffith on Saturday after
noon, May 20. They will also at the
same time and place offer for sale child
ren's aprons and dresses.
The Great Northern pay car and sup
ply train passed through Newport We'd
nesday. The boys had been waiting for
it for some time. On account OF the
large amount of work being done at this
point a large sum of money was dis
bursed. Two private coaches were at
tached to the train.
III. A. Miller, the undertaken, has pur-
chased a new automatic coffin lowering
device, which was used for the first time
last Sunday. The outfit permits OF dec
Grafton Of the grave and does away with
the possibility of accident in the lower
ing OF the casket, doing the work auto
maticallv.
}. Lund Hardware Company is
headquarters for the best 3-4
Garden Hose for &c per foot,
Stained Screen Doors for $1.OO.
A fine assortment of all kinds ol
Trout Flies for Zoe per dozen.
, Buy from us and save money.
4 very pleasant surprise was given al
the home OF Harry Gugler, Albeni Falls
last Friday evening, May q, in honor Of
Miss Mabel Chaffins, of Standpoint. She
having closed very successful term Of
school in District II, her many friends
: debided to give her surprise in appre.
citation OF her success in the district
The evening was spent with some fine
selections OF music, light refreshments
: being served at II. After tripping the
l;oht 10 ntootic until .S0 hor friopNo do