The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-23
Frank d. Crandall, expert watch

Frank d. Crandall, expert watch
maker.
Call on w. F. Knight for wood of all
kinds. Tel. No. so.
Miss Iva Joquette left Sunday for her
school near Wolfred.
Before buying Underwear see the Of
ferings at the Paris store.
WANTED-At the Cottage House, a
girl for general homework.
Hugh Graham is enjoying visit from
his brother James. of Ludlow, I'll.
James Clelland, of the south side, was
business visitor at Standpoint Monday.
w. E. Boyer does undertaking and all
calls answered promptly day or night. If
We will pay the market price for wood
in exchange for goods. Bring in your
wood. G. A. Sherman & Co.
E. E. Ellsworth is this week moving
his drug store into the building formerly
occupied by the Newport Bakery.
The Paris store has received a new
shipment of Fall Millinery, to which the
attention of the ladies is invited.
W. j. Dow, proprietor of the Newport
Baths, has improved the interior of his
place of business by the addition of
some fine new mirrors.
Don't forget that Kelly's place is head
quarters for Gold Seal rubbers. Also
the best grade of Mackinaw pants and
coats. All kinds of oiled goods.
Geo. w. Hart sold his house on Scott
avenue this week to Mr.. Holmes, who
recently moved into Newport from Dia-
mond Lake. Mr.. Hart expects to spend
the winter in California.
FOR SALE-One million feet good
saw timber, one-half yellow pine, bal
ance tamarack and fir; easy to log; rail-
road through the land and river 'front.'
age. Oscar Babbitz, Jared, Wn. II
DR.. J. T. Phillips was Spokane VS.
itor Sunday, returning Monday. He
was panied home by Mrs. Phillips
and her mother, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in Spokane the
past week.
The laying of cement blocks for the
new building of the Lund Hardware
Company is now in progress. F. W.
Russell & Son are doing the mason
work. The blocks are manufactured by
the Newport Dry Wall Concrete Co.
The inner entrance to the Luna Thea
ter has been materially enlarged, thus
giving more room to those passing in
and out. Prof. Scott has the interests
of his patrons at heart and is doine
everything possible to give the public
the best of service.
w. H. Acuff, of Spokane, Associate
Grand Patron, is in town today and will
this evening constitute Zillah Chapter
of the Order of the Eastern Star. Tht
chapter was organized last spring ane
has since been operating under dispen
sation from the Grand Chapter.
Jurgens Bros. expect to start running
their mill again next Monday for shor
cut of logs. The mill was to have beer
running some weeks ago, but the diff
GUILTY of getting their logs out of Pent
Oreille Lake was so great that they solo
the entire amount to lumbermen in tina
section.
Walter Harper and Will Taulman, O
Spokane, left this morning with DR.
Hughes for the latter's ranch west O
Tiger, where they will engage in bea
hunt. Mr.. Harper is nephew of Ton
Harper, the best known big game hunte
of the Inland Empire, and had with hin
some of the latter's trained bear dogs.
Miss Elizabeth Moore entertained
few of her friends at home Wednesda,
evening. While engaged in socia
time telegram was brought in ad
dressed to one of the ladies present
which created the usual excitemen
caused by message of that character
All we're much concerned about its con
tents, which were found to be the an
nouncement of the engagement OF Mis-
Moore to Mr.. Slagle, of Republic. Wash
the wedding to take place about Oct.
Miss Moore was the recipient of tn
hearty congratulations of her friends
| after which a lunch was served and
] social evening enjoyed by all.