The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-02-18
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Outing SC at Cary Sheldon Co.
Hot coffee and lunch at the Home
Bakery.
f. f. Reid is at Colville acting as
juror in superior court.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store
Mrs. George H. Boiler is visiting
Spokane friends this week.
Benefit recital at the Congregational
church Thursday evening.
l offer for sale the best building lot in
Scott's Addition Roy WIMBER.
\ child of the Ryan family of the
South Side is sick with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Stordock, of the
South Side, are parents of boy born
last Thursday.
If you want to know what is new and
pretty, call in and look at Williams
furniture store
When you want picked tripe, picked
pigs feet, oysters, clans or Goldfish,
call phone SO. City Market.
c. A. Fielder and Capt. Napoleon
LeClerc were Spokane visitors attending
to business matters this week.
To make room for my incubator | will
sell so Leghorn chickens all in prime
condition. Hal E. Fremming.
There is strong probability of the
organization OF a K. P lodge in this
city. Twenty Sir Knights have signed
the petition for charter
Chas. Freeman has bought half in
terest in the Foster billiard parlor. The
office of the Olson dray line is also
maintained in the same building.
DR.. Russell, of Spokane, a member OF
the firm of Dutton & RUSSELL who have
the emergency hospital in Old Town,
was Newport visitor Wednesday.
Work on the I. & w. N. tunnel at
Blueslide is progressing rapidly with
two shifts at work. A bout rs feet of the
tunnel have been completed. The tun-
mel will be 100 feet long and 26 feet
high.
We will furnish the money at TT per
cent interest to build you home if you
have an unincumbered lot or ranch
property. See us for further particulars.
Frank G. Jones & Son, contractors and
architects.
W. H. Eddleman, OF Sheridan, Wy
oming, was Newport visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Eddleman is in the drug business
in Sheridan but is looking about for a
new location. He is apt to moye to
Newport as he was impressed with the
possibilities of this place
Frank and Earl Rusho and Roy Hois-
lngton have been sued by Galbraith
Bros, on a "hoss" contract. The de-
fendents defeated the plaintiffs at the
last term of court on similae deal but
the Galbraiths are still after them. c.
torney for the defendants.
FOR SALE-One mule, weight about
1900, Winona wagon, nearly new, set of
logging sleighs with hunks and wood
rack. set double harness and street
sprinkler. Will also sell barn, is 20
with ten foot stndding, same to be re-
moved from lot Will sell all together
or any item separate.
39-tf Chas. E. Lutz, Newport.
Right of WAY Agent Reynolds of the
Idaho & Washington Northern was in
Newport Tuesday arranging for the APP
pearance of witnesses for the railroad in
the condemnation cases at the present
term of the Superior Court. But two
cases remain to be disposed of, those
against John r. Patterson and the
Lund Hardware Co. of this city. The
Patterson case is set for Feb. 10Th and
the Lund case for Feb. 23rd.
Civil Engineer Hunt, and assistants
of the Great Northern, have been in
Newport the past few days, looking over
the ground in the vicinity of Penrith
with view to the putting in of passing
track at that place to relieve the conges-
ton which frequently occurs in the
Newport yards. The Great Northern is
evidently figuring on considerable in
crease in traffic as sidings are being in
stalled at numerous places.