The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-19
Last week to trade with Bill.

Last week to trade with Bill.
See the souvenir spoons at Shreve's.
For good groceries try Vawter &
Graupner.
Come in and see what Bill has before
he goes.
For high grade mems and boys shoes
90 to Gust Anderson's store.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right.
Lee Berry, cashier of the Priest River
State Bank, is Newport visitor today.
Did you see those new Chantecler
handbags, belts and neckwear at the
Paris Store.
Material is on the ground for the erec-
ton Of a bake oven for the Newport
Bakery in the Olson building.
WANTED-Good girl for general
homework; good wages; steady work ;
at club house; Fidelity Lumber Co. APP
ply to Mrs. s. W. Crabtree. Newport.
Three Spirit Lake parties, two drug
gists and a former bartender, are up
against the Idaho local option law for
alleged illegal selling of liquor in dry
unit.
A. D. Fisher has purchased the resi-
dence property of M. NJ. Sammons, on
which the house was recently burned,
and will remove the burned walls pre-
paratory to building modern house for
rent.
A boy living near Coleman, while
playing along the I & W. N. tracks ex-
ploded track torpedo, badly lacerating
his hand. DR.. Prindle, of SPIRIT Lake,
was called and had the patient taken to
the Spirit Lake hospital for treatment.
Smiths barber shop was opened to the
public in it's new quarters Saturday. 1t
is located in the building formerly &C.
cupied by F. M. Smiths restaurant. The
roem has been neatly painted and dec
GRATED and the exterior is illuminated
with colored electric lights.
Early Sunday morning fine year-old
buck, which was on the right-of-way of
the I. & W. N. in Jayne's addition, was
scared by an incoming train and in try
ing to escape ran against the fence and
broke it's neck. A. R. Tiss came along
the road just as the animal was expiring
and brought it to town.
Efforts were made to get Carrie Ma
ton. the celebrated saloon smasher, to
make visit to Newport to deliver lee
ture, and the LADY had the matter under
consideration. Her trip here will have
to be postponed until later time, as she
was called to Texas from Seattle on
Sunday by the illness of relatives.
q. s. Reidt. of Penrith. was at Deer
Park last week, attending the funeral OF
his grandfather, Ulrich Reidt. who died
at the advanced age of Sc years. Mr..
Reidt was native of Switzerland. Com
ing to this country he resided for nine
years at Buffalo, Wis. In 1885 he came
to Spokane and in 1887 moved to Deer
Park, which has since been his home.
Mayor NJ. Fox has returned from a
visit with his wife on the homestead at
Gaiata, Mont. Mr.. Fox reports condi-
tions fairly good in that section. butsays
| that many of the homesteaders who
came into the new country have not the
means or backing to make good. The
law governing the taking up of 320-acre
tracts does not permit of committing
after IA months.
Harry Hall, the colored porter. who
was recentlv discharged from, the Vane
Hospital at Old Town, after having re.
covered from the effects-of gunshot
wound, was taken to the county poor
farm at Standpoint for treatment Satur-
day. Hall got to drinking and in sa-
loon mix-up got roughly handled, open
ling his wounds and causing serious
condition. As he had no funds Bonner
officials ordered him taken to the county
hospital.