The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24

If your watch is broken let shreve
fix it.
Frank. d. Crandal, expert watch
maker.
For painting and paperhanging see +.
w. Kimmel. Phone 90.
Cary's sell good apples tor
$1.OO per box
! AUCTIONEER-W cry sales any
where. R. E. Ellis, Newport. Wash. II
Mrs. Caldwell, of lone, has been visit
ing Newport friends several days the
past week.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Ii
censed Embalmer. All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
FOR SALE-Or will rent to response
BILE party, restaurant business IN New
port. Inquire at The Miner office.
E. G. Heldmaier. of Spokane, formerly
in the bakery business in this city, was
| in town today looking after his property
interests.
HORSES FOR SALE-Two geldings,
one mare; ranging 1900 to 14OO pounds.
Inquire Vawter, South Side Grocery,
Newport, Wash.
D. r. Morgan left this morning for
Des Moines, Iowa, having been called
there by telegram reporting the seri-
GUS illness of his mother.
cEnn Will purchase dandy four
+, POOO cylinder Ford automobile.
Will put the machine in perfect shape.
Charles F. Craig, First National Bank.
Supervisor Millar, of the Forest Ser
vice, is at Missoula, Mont, attending
meeting of Forest Supervisors of this
district. Mrs. Millar accompanied him.
M. B. Davis, of the Traders National
Bank, of Spokane, was in town Wednes-
day. and went to Priest River to look
over the situation. having in view the
CdSulcISulp VI VIC O1eiACuS oeoI0 DaiiA'
The friends of David Locke, who are
as numerous as bis acquaintance, will
be pleased to learn that Uncle Dave has
been awarded pension OF $50 per month
| by Uncle Sam, as recognition of his
services in the civil war.
WI. Williams has resigned his posi-
ton as filler at the Fidelity mill and ex-
poets to make his home in Spokane. Mr..
Williams is one of the best workmen in
his line in this section of the country,
but expects to abandon the work for
time,
J. G. Langille and Jack Conner re-
turned last week from Rice, on the
Columbia river where they have been
for several months building a steamer.
They started work at the Langllle ship
yards Monday on the new Fidelity tug.
boat.
Pierson Bros., logging contractors for
the Fidelity north of Priest RIVER, will
start work on the spring drive as soon
as the water raises sufi ciently in Priest
River. They have about twelve million
feet ready to bring down to the Fidelity
| mill at Newport.
Owners of the water righton Freeman
Lake expect to do some work toward
| development of the water power this
year, and workmen will be started as
soon as the lake is free from ice. A
manufacturing plant that will use the
larger part of the power that can be de-
veloped is in prospect, and parties from
the east are expected here soon to look
over the proposition.
| Special Easter service at St. Anthony's
Catholic church. Mass at 10 O'Clock,
celebrated by Rev. Father Coudeyre, S.
j. A sermon on 1.-THE Resurrection of
Our Lord" will be delivered by Rev.
Father O'Shea, S. j., of Gonzaga Col
lege. Father O'Shea is giving Lenten
lectures at St. Aloysious church, Spo-
kane. Leonard's "Mass" will be rem
dered by St. Anthony's choir. A cordial
invitation to all to attend.