The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-02


Frank D. Crandall. expert watch
maker.
Il your watch is broken let shreve
Ak it.
Team for sale. cheap. v. P. Brown.
Newport. 3tf
Corsets from 75c to $500, at the
Paris Store.
For Sale or Rent->->The H. j.
Anderson residence.
A new line of post cards just received
and placed on display at the Harris
drug store.
Have you seen those 81 .25 ice cream
freezers at Millards? Just the thing for
family use.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Freeman will
leave to make their home at Leaven-
worth, Wash.
FOR SALE-Acre tracts on east side
OF river, near sawmill and ferry. Good
soil; terms. E. THOMPSON.
Henry A. Miller, Undertaken and Ii
censed Embalmer. All calls answered
promptly, day or night.
Best evaporated peaches, 3 lbs.
for 25c- Home Grocery.
DR.. O. c. Nelson and wife spent sew
eraI days the first of the week as guests
of friends at Arden and Spokane.
c. A. Sherman & Co. have new line
of Utz and Dunn oxfords and pumps
for ladies. Prices from 1925 to 81.
For home decoration the new line OF
wall paper at Harris drug store cannot
be excelled. Call and look over the
samples.
The Newport public schools will close
Friday evening, June 10, with gradual
ing exercises at Kelly's Hall. A class of
four will be graduated.
County Commissioner J. G. Finstad,
OF Bonner county, was Newport visitor
Monday. Mr.. Finstad anticipates being
q candidate for assessor this fall.
FOR SALE-Fine 5-room house with
bath; good location; large lot; COM
pletely furnished, including piano, sew
ing machine, etc.; bargain, $4,000. A.
IL. Harris.
Mrs. Henry Vossberg, of Tweedie, who
was taken to Spokane about month
ago for medical treatment. has returned
to her home. having been unable to find
relief.
Raw Hoisington has sold to Frank D.
Crandall so acres of land two miles west
of Dalkena. The land is partly improved
and was bought by Mr.. Crandall as an
investment.
The I. & w. N. is improving it's tele-
phone method of handling trains by put
ting in "selector" system, whereby the
dispatcher can call any station without
ringing the others.
The textbook commission of school
district lis. will meet IN the high school,
Saturday, June 4, for the purpose of
adopting textbooks for the ensuing
three years.
L. H. KING. Chairman of Board.
Last Thursday rumor was in circu-
ton at Standpoint that the ballots cast
in Newport precinct in the Bonner coun-
ty election had been destroyed by some
of the local saloon,nen. The report was
unfounded.
L. R. Horton, superintendent of the
State Anti-saloon League for Eastern
Washington, will speak at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning.
In the evening he will address mass
meeting at the M. E. church.
The Royal Neighbors rendered fare.
we'll party to Mrs. Chas. Freeman at the
Kichemaster home Tuesday afternoon.
They presented Mrs. Freeman with a
handsome lamp as token of their es-.
TEEN and regret at the deprture of the.
family from Newport.
Memorial Day was permitted to 60 by
without any observance in Newport, ex-
cept the recognition of the day by the
hosting of a few flags. That the day
was unheeded by our citizens has caused
some of them to resolve that next year
an effort will be made to honor the
memory of the dead soldiers.
Spontaneous combustion of manure,
used to protect water pipes from freez-
ing, under Neff's barber shop in the
Antler Hotel, caused considerable alarm
last Friday morning. The FIRE company
turned several streams of water onto the
fire and soon had it extinguished with
practically no damage done.
Cusick is to have sawmill with